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Location & Transportation Options LOCATION & TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS SFAI is located in midtown Santa Fe at 1600 St. Michael’s Drive (Building #31), just east of Cerrillos Road, on the Midtown Campus (formerly the Santa Fe University of Art and Design). The best way to get to our building (#31) is via the main entrance to the former SFUAD campus on the south side of St. Michael’s Drive. Pass the welcome booth and at the T-intersection, turn right onto Alumni Drive. As you pass New Mexico Bank and Trust (on your right), the road will veer to the left (southwest). Continue straight (heading southwest) past Greer Garson Theater (Building #1), then a large parking lot, and finally the Visual Arts Center (Building #30). SFAI is the next building (#31) on your left, it has three pyramid shaped towers. If you pass the traffic circle you have gone too far. Park between the Visual Arts Center and SFAI and call (505) 303-0732 to let ​ staff know you have arrived for check-in. Staff will meet you outside and show you to your room. SANTA FE ART INSTITUTE / SFAI.ORG 1 Santa Fe Regional Airport https://flysantafe.com/ To / From Santa Fe Airport Santa Fe does not have a taxi company, but you can use UBER or LYFT to take you from the Santa Fe Regional Airport to SFAI. Please note, you will need to download the UBER or LYFT app to your phone in order to use these services. Uber (Santa Fe) https://www.uber.com/global/en/cities/santa-fe/ Fare Estimate (as of Nov 2020) = $17.50 to $24.69 Lyft (Santa Fe) https://www.lyft.com/rider/cities/santa-fe-nm Fare Estimate (as of Nov 2020) = $15 to $25 Rental Car Hertz Rent-A-Car Reservations US, Puerto Rico, Canada (800) 654-3131 Reservations International (800) 654-3001 Avis Rental Car Reservations (800) 230-4898 Albuquerque International Sunport https://www.abqsunport.com/ To / From Albuquerque Airport Uber (Albuquerque) https://www.uber.com/global/en/cities/albuquerque/ Fare Estimate (as of Nov 2020) = $75.32 to $153.75 Lyft (Albuquerque) https://www.lyft.com/rider/cities/albuquerque-nm Fare Estimate (as of Nov 2020) = $70 to $165 Taxi Fare Estimate (as of Nov 2020) = $130 SANTA FE ART INSTITUTE / SFAI.ORG 2 Rental Car https://www.abqsunport.com/rental-cars/ (505) 315-7770 Car rental shuttles provide free transportation between the terminal building and the Car Rental Center. Shuttles run every 5 minutes from the commercial lane located outside the 1st level of the airport terminal building. Shuttle buses are handicap-accessible. ​ Shuttle from Albuquerque Airport Groome Transportation (Formerly Sandia Shuttle) https://groometransportation.com/santa-fe/?&sd_client_id=ee2e6631-12ad-4128-bbce-9 5202378fff0 (505) 474-5696 NOTES: Service is temporarily suspended until May 2, 2021 ​ SFAI has a special booking page on the Groome website which can be accessed via the “Group Code” icon on the far right. You must enter the group code “SFAI.” Rail Runner Train https://www.riometro.org/184/Train As of November 2020, the New Mexico Rail Runner Express passenger service remains suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Service will remain suspended until further notice. Amtrak Train https://www.amtrak.com/regions/west.html Amtrak does not stop in Santa Fe. The closest stops are: Lamy Station 152 Old Lamy Trail Lamy, NM 87540 Alvarado Transportation Center https://www.visitalbuquerque.org/listing/alvarado-transportation-center/3559/ 320 1st Street SW Albuquerque, NM 87102-3405 NOTE: Although just 18.5 miles southeast of Santa Fe, travel from the Lamy Station can be challenging because it is an extremely small and rural town without a rental car agency, taxi, or bus system, not to mention that wifi is not available at the train station and cell service can be spotty. Really, the only public transit option from Lamy Station to Santa Fe is to book a ride with RoadRunneR. SANTA FE ART INSTITUTE / SFAI.ORG 3 RoadRunneR Lamy Amtrak Thruway Service Connection https://rideroadrunner.com/lamy-amtrak-station. ​ (505) 424-3367 [email protected] Fare Estimate (as of November 2020) = $40 / person one way The same transportation options from the Albuquerque International Sunport (listed above) are also available from the Alvarado Transportation Center. Getting Around Santa Fe Again, Santa Fe does not have a taxi company, but you can use UBER or LYFT. ​ ​ ​ ​ City Bus - “Santa Fe Trails” https://www.santafenm.gov/route_maps_and_schedules NOTE: Starting Monday April 20, 2020 and until further notice, Santa Fe Trails will be operating a modified weekday schedule (DOWNLOAD SCHEDULE). Modifications include ending weekday ​ ​ ​ ​ service earlier and suspension of the Route 21 and Route 22 Service. Saturday and Sunday schedules will continue unchanged. Please click HERE for Announcements about Service changes ​ ​ ​ or disruptions. SFAI Bicycles Two bicycles, helmets, locks, and a tire pump are available for resident use. You can find them, along with a check out sheet, in the tool room. Bicycle Routes and Paths https://santafempo.org/resources/bikeways-map/ SFAI Car SFAI has a car for residents with a valid US driver’s license to use after the self-isolation and testing period. Unfortunately, International residents are prohibited from using our vehicle for insurance reasons. The car is available for in-town errands and local outings only and we ask that you limit each use to three hours or less. For longer trips, we recommend that you rent a car from a local rental agency (see below for recommendations) . SANTA FE ART INSTITUTE / SFAI.ORG 4 To use the SFAI car residents must: ● Pay a $30 per session fee ● Submit a valid US driver's license to staff to be covered by SFAI auto insurance policy ● Use the sign-out sheet to indicate your name, mobile phone number, the time you took the car out, and the time you returned it ● Wear a mask and gloves while driving and keep the windows cracked for air circulation. ● Replenish fuel to its original level after each use Car Rentals (in walking distance from SFAI) Budget Car Rental https://www.budget.com/en/locations/us/nm/santa-fe/aq3 1946 Cerrillos Road (505) 984-1596 Enterprise Rent-A-Car https://www.enterprise.com/en/car-rental/locations/us/nm/santa-fe-3412.html?mcid=ye xt:245709 1611 St. Michaels Drive (505) 986-1414 SANTA FE ART INSTITUTE / SFAI.ORG 5 .
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