Minneapolis Travel Guide – Useful Phone Numbers
Emergency: 911
Road Conditions: 651-405-6030
TC Tix (cheap tickets): 612-288-2060
Ticketmaster 612-989-5151
Planes, Trains and Autos
Northwest/KLM: 800-225-2525
America West: 800-235-9292
American: 800-433-7300
Continental: 800-784-4444
Delta: 800-325-1999
Iceland Air: 800-223-5500
Sun Country: 800-752-1218
TWA: 800-221-2000
United: 800-241-6522
USAir: 800-428-4322
MSP International Airport: 612-726-5500
Amtrak Train Service: 800-872-7245
City Bus (MTC): 612-373-3333
Airport Express: 612-827-7777
Long Distance (Greyhound): 800-231-2222
Blue and White Cabs: 612-333-3333
Red and White Cabs: 612-871-1600
Budget Rent-a-Car: 800-527-0700
Hertz: 800-654-3131
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