Uber to San Diego Airport from Carma Galstian's blog

Another convenience of Uber is that it lets you make reservations well in advance. You can schedule an Uber ride up to 30 days ahead of time. To make your reservation, simply log into the Uber app and access the reservation form. You will need to provide your start and destination locations. You can also specify the pick-up location and date.

When you book an Uber, be sure to know the exact location where you want to meet your driver. Most major rideshare companies have a staging area near the airport. This means that you can get an Uber even if the car is not ready yet. The staging area is located north of N Harbor Dr. If you don't want to wait for an Uber, you can select the "Cash" option before requesting a ride. You will then have to pay the driver directly.

Uber and Lyft are two popular rideshare services in San Diego. You can sign up for an account with the app, enter your destination, and then choose a ride. Once you have done so, the app will automatically pick you up at your current location. If you have multiple destinations, your options will be narrowed down.

If you're flying into San Diego and need a ride to the airport, Uber is an easy way to go. Once you've made your request, you'll receive a text message with your driver's information and contact information. If you're flying in, you can leave the location details to the driver, who will call the terminal and notify you when the car is at the curb. You will then receive a second text message when your car is ready, and a third text with your total fare and a rating for the driver.

Uber has just launched its new UberPASSPORT service, which will let you use Uber to cross the border between San Diego and Tijuana. The service costs $0.45 to $0.55 per mile, which is cheaper than driving.