Bus Transfers To and From Myrtle Beach International Airport

At Myrtle Beach Airport, passengers have various ground transportation options, including taxis, rental cars, ridesharing services, trains, and buses.

The airport in Myrtle Beach is home to a large number of bus operators. You can take the shuttle service provided by Coast RTA.

The Myrtle Beach Airport may be reached simply by these buses.

Coast RTA Bus

Horry and Georgetown counties' public transportation is provided by Coast RTA. It operates every day at 7 a.m. and has routes that circle the Grand Strand, stopping at MYR among its stops. Until 8:00 p.m., Passengers are picked up by Coast RTA's Route 15S at the bus stop on Jetport Road.

As little as $1.50 might be paid for each bus travel.

Coast RTA Fixed Route Bus System

Ten regularly scheduled routes in the Coast RTA Fixed Route bus system serve Horry and Georgetown Counties. The established routes are Andrews, Bucksport, Conway, Garden City, Georgetown, Loris, Murrells Inlet, Myrtle Beach, Pawleys Island, and Surfside Beach.

The Fixed Route service is available every day of the week for 362 days of the year. New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas are all observed by Coast RTA so that its staff members can spend time with their families.

To serve as much of Eastern South Carolina as possible, Coast RTA is committed to providing you the most outstanding available public transportation.

Click on each route listed to view a map and more details about that route. Utilize the Coast RTA APP to track the buses on each course in real-time or check out their site http://CoastRTARideTracker.com.

Coast RTA Fixed Routes service local attractions, including dining, shopping, and lodging. Locals have grown to rely on Coast RTA to get them to local businesses and services, including all major hospitals and medical facilities.

Thanks to Coast RTA buses' climate control and frequent maintenance, all passengers will have a comfortable and secure ride.

Coast RTA Accessibility

All buses are ADA-compliant and wheelchair accessible. Students, senior persons (those 55 and older), Medicaid card holders, and people with impairments can also get discounted fares and passes. All vehicles are allowed to carry disabled passengers with service animals.

Reminders about riding Coast RTA

Here are some reminders to observe these simple rules in riding the bus:

• No Smoking, No Eating or Drinking, No Littering, and No Tipping
• Use Headphones If Listening or Playing Personal Devices
• Speak When Using Cell Phones
• Passengers MUST Wear Shirts, Shoes, and Pants/Shorts/Skirts
• Please allow elderly or disabled people to sit in the front seats. Take a seat as soon as you can after paying your fee.
• Please use seat belts if available and grasp onto the grab rails or seat backs for your safety. On a bus that is moving, do not move about. Wait to get up from your seat until the bus stops.

On routes with designated bus stops marked with signage, Coast RTA drivers will not honor flag stops. If you want to ride the bus, please wait at the specified bus stops and signal the driver. Drivers are kept from the planned paths.

Before boarding the bus, please prepare your fare, including your ticket or fare card. Bus drivers are unable to make a change or carry cash. Riders who qualify for a half-price discount must be prepared to present the driver with their identification card. Otherwise, they will be asked to pay the full fare.

Coast RTA’s Tap to Cap

With the help of Coast RTA's "Tap to Cap" tool, we can adjust our fare collection procedure. As a result, we are simplifying the payment process and allowing our clients to "limit" their daily fares to $3.50.

As part of this initiative, ALL fares are reduced to $1.00. As a result, we will no longer allow transfers on our buses. More crucially, we will no longer be able to process outdated "magstripe" passes.

You will merely "tap" your contactless payment for a "cap" of $3.50 per day each time you board a Coast RTA transport. We will still accept cash fares for a certain period, but they will not be included in the "Tap to Cap" program.

Customers who qualify for discounted fares may continue riding for FREE outside peak hours. The peak hours of the buses are every 6 a.m. - 9 a.m. in the morning and 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. in the afternoon.

You can use your contactless payment system on our cars in the following ways:

• Use a contactless debit or credit card (such as a Visa, Mastercard, Cash Card, etc.). If your card qualifies, it will display the Wi-Fi icon.
• Use the smartphone's mobile wallet (Apple Pay, Google, Pay, Cash App, etc.).