Traveling to University of North Carolina

We have members travel from all around the world to attend IATC each year. This year, training camp will take place in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, so attendees flying in should book flights to Raleigh-Durham International Airport (airport code: RDU).

Shuttle service from Carolina Livery will run continuously from RDU Airport between 2:00 p.m. and  midnight on Thursday. If you come in before or after these times, you’ll need to arrange your own transportation to Granville Towers near the UNC campus.

If you arrive at Terminal 1, you'll find everything is on the same level - arrivals and departures. Exit the terminal, turn left, go to Zone 1, and keep an eye out for the Carolina Livery bus.

If you arrive at Terminal 2, go to baggage claim, exit the terminal, turn right and go to Zone 8. Look for the Carolina Livery bus..

RDU Airport is not very big, so there is little chance of you getting lost. You will easily see the Carolina Livery bus as it arrives. Stay in the general area of your respective zone and you will see others waiting — or if you’re the first, others will arrive soon after. Relax and wait. The bus will run as often as it can from 2pm to midnight and will probably get delayed and run slower when rush hour begins. If you call us to see what’s going on, we'll probably just tell you “wait and it will come.” If you don’t want to wait and decide to take a taxi from the airport, it will cost you* (*based on 2023) $40 – $45 dollars. An Uber can run from about $25 (UberX) to $50 (Select), and prices may vary.

Shuttles from UNC to RDU on Monday

Shuttles will run from Granville Towers to RDU Airport on Monday. A sign-up list will be posted outside the cafeteria on Sunday evening for folks to sign up for the Airport shuttle.  The shuttle can accommodate 24 to 28 people with luggage.