Travel Information

Pittsburgh is a very easy city to navigate. Check out the various means of transportation provided below. Whether you are flying into Pittsburgh, driving, or just needing to get around for the evening, we have a full listing of resources available.

Please note, that beginning May 7, 2025, you will need to have a REAL ID compliant driver’s license or another acceptable form of ID to fly within the U.S. More information can be found here.

Traveling By Air

Pittsburgh International Airport

1000 Airport Blvd,
Pittsburgh, PA 15231

Car rental information at the airport.
Ride sharing information at the airport.

United Discount

Reservations and Ticketing options
Click here and enter the Z code & Agreement code (no space) in the Offer Code box. Discount will be applied at time of ticketing.

Z Code: ZPAM

Agreement Code: 789610

United Meeting & Group Reservations (US and Canada)
Call United Meetings Reservations: (800) 426-1122
7 am-9 pm CST M-F
7 am-5 pm CST S-S

First Letter of Fare Basis Applicable Discount
J, C, D, O, Y, B, M, E, U, H: 8% | D, Z, P, A, Q, V, W, S, T, L: 2%

Traveling By Car

Directions and Parking

To view the full details on getting to the David L. Convention Center in Pittsburgh, PA, click here.

If you are driving to the conference, you can either park at the hotel you are staying or in the parking garage located on 10th street outside the convention center. The current rates are listed below (subject to change):

0-2 Hours: $8; 2-6 Hours: $12; 6-8 Hours: $14; 8-15 Hours: $16; 15-24 Hours: $30

DLCC Directions and Parking

Hertz Car Rental

Hertz is offering a 20% discount off the retail rate during our conference dates, October 27-30, 2024. To receive the discount just enter CDP 2188961 under the add a discount code when making the reservation.

All bookings and discounts are handled directly through Hertz. NACADA is not responsible for rental reservations made with Hertz. Call 1-800-654-3131 for assistance and questions.

Book Your Rental Car

Getting Around Downtown Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT)

Use the Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT), bus or light rail train for easy access around the Pittsburgh downtown area. You can find costs here: fare information.

Walking Downtown Pittsburgh

Use the Three Rivers Heritage Trail to get some exercise throughout your time in Pittsburgh. It is a 33-mile nonlinear trail and provides access to many neighborhoods.

Biking Downtown Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh is a very bike friendly city. If you are interested in getting around via bike, check out more information here.

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