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Cost Guide · Del Mar ↔ SAN

How Much Is Car Service from Del Mar to San Diego Airport?

Direct answer: As published in August 2026, Del Mar to SAN runs from about $65 on a shared shuttle, roughly $85 to $110 for a private shuttle car, roughly $85 to $100 by taxi, $100 base plus a 20% checkout fee at 619 Limo, and up to $260 each way with traditional limo operators. Elite Green Transportation’s flat all-in rate is $80 in a BMW i7 — $100 Rivian R1S (up to 4), $120 Cadillac Escalade IQ-L (up to 6) — gratuity, flight tracking, a 30-minute curbside wait and luggage handling included, no surge, in a 100% electric fleet under California TCP #0046494-A. The drive is about 21 miles, 25–35 minutes. Owner-answered booking: (858) 522-0264.

Every figure below is either an operator’s own published number or a published range, with the date it was checked. No estimates invented, no “call for pricing.”

Published-price check (as of ): competitor figures are as published on each operator’s site or listing on that date. Confirm current numbers at booking.

What each option costs, as published

OptionPublished price, one wayWhat that number includes
Shared shuttle (Prime Time Shuttle)from $65Shared van, multiple stops, per-person pricing beyond the first rider
Private shuttle carfrom $85Private car; gratuity typically expected on top (published range runs to about $110)
Taxifrom $85Metered; gratuity on top (published range runs to about $100)
619 Limo$100 base“Starting at” rate; a 20% service fee (10% admin + 10% gratuity) is added to the total at checkout per its reservation page
Traditional limo (Blue Angels Limo)$260Each way, as published
Elite Green Transportation — BMW i7 (2 pax)$80All-in: gratuity, flight tracking, 30-min curbside wait, luggage handling
EGT — Rivian R1S (up to 4)$100Same all-in inclusions, electric luxury SUV
EGT — Cadillac Escalade IQ-L (up to 6)$120Same all-in inclusions, six-passenger electric flagship

Rideshare is the wildcard: an UberX can undercut everything on a quiet Tuesday and pass a taxi on a Friday evening, because the price is set at request time. None of the flat-rate figures above move with demand — but only some of them are all-in. The 619 Limo base becomes about $120 after its checkout fee; a taxi and most private shuttles still expect gratuity on top.

Why the trip prices the way it does

Del Mar sits about 21 miles north of San Diego International Airport via I-5 — a 25-to-35-minute run outside of rush hour. In EGT’s published zone system Del Mar is Zone 2, the same $80 (BMW i7) band as La Jolla, Solana Beach, Carmel Valley and Coronado. The full ladder is on the rates page; the dedicated route page is Del Mar to San Diego Airport — $80 flat.

Early flights are where flat rates earn their keep: a 4:30 AM pickup out of Del Mar costs exactly what the page says, with the driver confirmed by name the night before. On the return, your flight is tracked into SAN and the 30-minute curbside wait is already in the price — you text your driver when you land, and Terminal 2 pickups use Zones S, T, U or V.

Honest note: if you are traveling alone with one bag and the timing is flexible, the $65 shared shuttle is the cheapest seat to the airport and a perfectly reasonable choice — you trade stops and schedule for the savings. EGT’s $80 is for travelers who want a private, electric, all-in ride that leaves when they do. Competitor figures above are as published August 29, 2026; confirm current rates with each operator.

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Del Mar to SAN, $80 all-in

100% electric, flat-rate, named driver confirmed in advance. Gratuity and flight tracking included — the price on the page is the price on the card.

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