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    Sedona Shuttle Connect continues evening on-demand service through Labor Day

    June 24, 2025No Comments
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    SEDONA, Ariz. – The city encourages residents and visitors to take advantage of continued evening hours of the Sedona Shuttle Connect on-demand service, which will be offered until September 1, 2025.The on-demand transit service will run Thursday through Sunday, from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

    The Sedona Shuttle Connect picks you up and drops you at the curb in cool, comfortable vehicles. That means that this summer, residents and visitors can leave their cars parked at home or the hotel and hop into an air-conditioned van for a quick ride to dinner, happy hour, shopping or gallery row.

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    The Sedona Shuttle Connect is an app-based on-demand service that provides shared ride transit within a defined area that includes many of Sedona’s most popular destinations. Rides can be requested and tracked using the TransLoc smartphone app or by calling 928-203-5152. The service area map, a link to the app and complete information about the Sedona Shuttle is at www.sedonashuttle.com.

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