Top 5 CVG spring break destinations and tips you need before you leave
March 28, 2024
After what many are calling the ‘gloomiest winter ever,’ passengers are flocking to CVG Airport to fly south for spring break and summer vacations. In fact, more than 1.6 million people are expected to fly in and out of CVG throughout March and April; that number grew by 10% year over year.
The airport’s most popular spring break destinations are:
- Tampa (TPA)
- Orlando (MCO)
- Fort Myers (RSW)
- Miami (MIA)
- Destin (VPS)
If you are one of the many travelers who has their flight booked, CVG has important travel tips for you.
1. Reserve a parking space
New to the airport, you can pre-pay and reserve a parking space in the CVG Terminal Garage or CVG Economy Lot. Spaces are limited, book your spot today.
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2. Free wheelchair assistance
If you have mobility needs, contact your airline in advance to arrange free wheelchair assistance at both your departure and arrival airports. Often, a wheelchair assistant will meet you at ticketing in the Terminal and assist you through the airport to your gate and onto your flight. When you get to your destination, the assistant will then help transport you off the plane and through the airport to your ground transportation.
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3. Personalized assistance through TSA Cares
Another free option available to all passengers is a program that offers personalized assistance through the TSA security checkpoint called the TSA Cares program. This is especially helpful to a person who has a medical device, disability, or medical condition. In addition, this program is helpful to those who do not speak English as a first language or those wearing or traveling with important religious or cultural items. To request this service, contact TSA at least three days before your flight. You can fill out the TSA Cares form or call (855) 787-2227.
![TSA Officer Smiling at Checkpoint](http://images.ctfassets.net/38z8fjm5i4nh/9i7Cw63S6tTdOQodmRcHC/6b6afcff3649b49ee2ba109581c84096/2022-09-29_-_CVG_Airport_0201.jpg?fit=scale&fm=jpg&fl=progressive&q=98&w=1200)
4. Free sunflower lanyard signals non-visible disability to aviation employees
CVG participates in the worldwide Sunflower Lanyard Program for Hidden Disability Awareness. Free sunflower lanyards are available at the information desk on the Baggage Claim level or can be ordered ahead of time via info@cvgairport.com or 859-767-3230. This program is helpful for those who want to signal to employes at the airport that they have a non-visible disability or travel anxiety and may need extra support.
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5. Come home to a clean car
You have a lot to think about before you leave on a trip. Now, at CVG, you can take car-care off the list. When you utilize CVG’s Valet parking service, you can have your car taken care of by the airport’s partner, Vohnt. Your car can get detailed, including pet hair removed, oil changed, tires rotated, and gas topped off while you’re away. Explore pricing options now.
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6. Reserve a taxi at CVG
A cutting-edge taxicab service, zTrip, is now at CVG Airport. The convenient option allows you to walk up to reserve a taxi or book by calling 513-962-1122. You can rest assured that your drivers have met high-quality safety standards. View the reliable taxi options.