Getting to Cincinnati

Traveling to Cincinnati is very easy with several airline carriers providing service to and from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. The airport serves not only Cincinnati, but Northern Kentucky and Indiana as well. Airlines that provide service to Cincinnati are United, American, US Airways, Delta, Continental, Northwest, and USA 3000.

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By air

There are two airports close to Cincinnati:

• Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) is on the Kentucky side of the Ohio River, so you'll have to cross the bridge to get to Cincinnati itself. Delta has its second largest hub here.
• Dayton International Airport (DAY) is about 50 miles to the north.

By car

Cincinnati is served by Interstates 71 (from Columbus and Louisville), 74 (from Indianapolis), 75 (from Dayton and Lexington), 471 (a spur of I-71- to the south), and 275 (the circle beltway). US 50 also serves the area as an expressway to the eastern neighborhoods (Columbia Parkway) and western neighborhoods via the Sixth Street Expressway, which links River Road and the Waldvogel Memorial Viaduct to Downtown.

One of the most beautiful panoramic views in the country occurs when driving northbound on Interstate 71/75 (the interstate routes share the same highway in part of Northern Kentucky) travelling into downtown Cincinnati, just before the Brent Spence Bridge.

Cincinnati Hotel and Parking Map

Driving in? Download a map of the area surrounding the Duke Energy Convention Center and the official Gear Expo hotels.