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Portland International Airport [PDX]
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Airport Information
A staffed information desk operates in baggage reclaim 0900-2330 and other information points are located around the terminal. Uniformed volunteer information assistants provide passenger assistance at peak periods. Talking Brochures audio tours and Braille maps of the airport are available to assist visually-impaired passengers. Computerized kiosks and brochures provide information in Chinese, English, German, Japanese, Korean and Spanish.
During peak periods, Volunteer Information Persons (VIPs) stand ready to help passengers throughout the terminal. They provide travel assistance, information, directions and escorts. VIPs are dressed in blue polo shirts featuring the "ask me" logo.
Located in the ticket lobby just before gate D-6. Travelex offers currency exchange services, notary, western union and travel insurance. Their phone number is 503.281.3045.
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Airport Contact Information
Address: 7000 NE Airport Way, Portland, OR 97218, USA
Location: Portland International Airport is located 14km (9 miles) northeast of Portland
Telephone: 503 460 4234
Website:www.portofportlandor.com/pdxhome.htm
Portland International Airport Lost & Found
The Portland International Airport (PDX) Lost & Found Office is located in the airport's baggage claim level across from carousel 10. Hours of operation are 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except holidays. The phone number is 503.460.4272 or toll free 1.800.547.8411, extension 4272.
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City Information
Despite its' stature as one of the largest U.S. cities, Portland, Oregon is still one of America's best-kept secrets. Surrounded by natural beauty and plenty of interesting things to see and do, Portland, Oregon is the perfect place to visit or relocate! With a moderate climate and close proximity to mountains, ocean, and desert, Portland, Oregon represents a unique vacation opportunity for everyone and Portland.com provides you with the best hotel deals and the most up-to-date information about the "City of Roses".
Outstanding public art, dozens of urban parks and green spaces, a lively downtown, and a world-class transportation system are just a few of the many reasons to visit this jewel of the Pacific Northwest. Downtown Portland boasts an amazing array of attractions, including an outstanding collection of cast iron and terra cotta architecture, the largest new-and-used bookstore in the world, a nationally acclaimed art museum, and a vibrant culinary community. Seasonal rain showers never dampen this city's sense of whimsy and wonder, and dozens of family-friendly events and festivals take place throughout the year.
POPULATION
1.8 million within the metro area; 509,610 within the city limits
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Ground Transportation for Portland International Airport [PDX]
For airport transfers via Shared Shuttle Vans, Charter/Private Vans, Sedans, Luxury Stretch Limousines, or Coaches, contact Suvana Airport Transfers at 267-390-4122(USA toll free) or 1 267 315 4122(international callers) or visit www.suvana.com to make confirmed reservations for superior transportation at discounted rates.
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City Attractions
Multnomah Falls
A waterfall as magnificent and memorable as any in the country is located just a 30- minute drive outside of Portland. Visit Multnomah Falls, a 611-foot-tall roaring, awe-inspiring cascade of icy water.
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Underground Portland
Yes, the Shanghai Tunnels below old town Portland really existed. Walk back (and down) to a darker part of Portland's history with this historical tour.
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Portland Gardens
A gardener's paradise of lush green foliage and waves of blossoms are available nearly year round. Portland is home to a collection of some of the most beautiful and diverse public gardens in any American city.
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The Coffee Cafes of Portland
If cafes are a symbol of the good life, then Portlanders must know how to live. Coffee shops seem to occupy nearly every corner in town. Some of the city's most eccentric cafes serve up coffee and much more.
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Gateway to the Columbia Gorge
Head east from Portland on Interstate 84 and you get your first glimpse of our natural wonder, the Columbia Gorge. It's well worth the drive.
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Shopping in Portland
Discover the wonders of the Rose City's unique shopping districts. You will find one-of-a-kind boutiques and three major retail areas within a mile or so of each other. And, best of all, there's no sales tax.
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End of the Oregon Trail
The trail started in 1843 as 2,000 miles of landmarks from Missouri to Oregon. The Trail ended in Oregon City along the banks of the Willamette River. Now three giant covered wagons waiting to usher you back in history.
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Portland to Astoria via the Lewis & Clark Explorer Train
Catch the train in Portland from Memorial Day to Labor Day and head for historic Astoria. Enjoy the ride along the Columbia River and discover the pleasures of the West's oldest American settlement.
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Oregon Wine Country
There are many regions within Oregon Wine Country, beginning in the metro Portland area and extending south. Learn about Oregon's wineries, where to go and taste, where to eat and more.
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Portland Rose Festival
Oregon's most popular civic celebration for almost 100 years, this festival blooms each spring with events, excitement and entertainment for all ages.
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