تم التحديث: 27 يوليو 2026
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- The quoted fare is for the whole car, not per person, so it splits well between two to four travellers.
- Motorway tolls between the airport and the city are built into the counter price.
- Tipping is not expected; rounding up for help with heavy bags is a kind gesture, not an obligation.
- You can usually pay by card at the counter, but carry some pesos as a fallback.
Where do I find the taxi counters?
The counters are inside the Terminal A arrivals hall, past customs, clearly signed and staffed. Ignore anyone who approaches you before you reach them, however official their badge or lanyard looks; the genuine service never touts for passengers in the hall or on the walk from baggage claim. If you land at Terminal C on a domestic flight the principle is the same, though most airport-taxi demand is at the international terminal. Sort your ride here rather than in the crush outside the doors.
Is it safe to take a taxi from EZE?
Yes, provided you book at an official counter. The recurring problem at Ezeiza is not the licensed taxis but the unofficial drivers who intercept new arrivals with an offer of a ride, then charge several times the going rate or run a card-machine trick. The defence is simple: only ever arrange your car at a staffed desk, and decline every kerbside offer. Our taxi scams page walks through the specific tricks to recognise, and it is worth a two-minute read before you land.
Taxi, transfer or shuttle — which should I pick?
A counter taxi is the best all-round default: no advance planning, a fixed price, and a door-to-door ride. If you would rather have a driver waiting with your name on a sign, especially for a late-night landing or a family with luggage, a pre-booked private transfer locks the price in before you fly. If you are travelling light and want to save money, the Tienda León shuttle costs roughly a third as much to a downtown hub. Our full airport-to-city guide compares every option side by side.