SuperShuttle’s 24-hour cutoff is strict—miss it by ten minutes and your cash is gone. Always cancel directly through the "Manage Booking" link in your confirmation email, not over the phone, because customer service rarely picks up in time. If you’re inside that window due to flight delays, try disputing it through your credit card.

Yeah, SuperShuttle doesn't do birthday promos at all. Don't waste time hunting for one. Your best bet is checking airline portals like Delta to earn miles, or just entering a standard AAA number in the "Discount Code" box at checkout. Honestly, compare prices first because Uber Reserve usually beats them anyway.

They take the usual cards—Visa, MC, Amex, Discover. Just watch the final payment screen closely because it likes to auto-select an 18% driver tip before you even finish booking. Also, shared vans are pretty rare since the relaunch, so check Uber first; SuperShuttle usually only makes sense with a coupon code.

SuperShuttle has zero teacher discounts. Honestly, don't waste time hunting for an ID.me link because it doesn't exist on their site. Just drop generic coupon codes into the "Discount Code" box right before paying. RetailMeNot usually has a working 10% off code. Otherwise, cross-check Uber Reserve, which often beats their shared rates anyway.