Private shuttle from Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) to New Ulm

New Ulm is the small Austin County crossroads on the FM 109 farm-road corridor between Brenham and Columbus, and IAH - George Bush Intercontinental - is its long-haul airport on the far north side of Houston: about 90-92 road miles northeast. This page covers the real corridor from our own completed-trip history: measured mileage and drive times, direction of demand, and what a reserved private door-to-door shuttle has actually cost on the IAH-to-New Ulm run.

The route from Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) to New Ulm

The ride leaves IAH on North Terminal Road and John F. Kennedy Boulevard, loops the metro on the West Sam Houston Tollway and the North Sam Houston Parkway and Tollway (Beltway 8), then works the farm roads north and west - North Meyer Street and the Bastrop Road stretch of FM 109 - into New Ulm. Completed trips on this corridor logged a median of about 92 dispatch miles with a 10th-90th spread of 90-92 miles. OSRM road routing measured 2026-09-26 comes in at about 89 miles and two hours in normal traffic; the Beltway 8 loop and the metro stretches are the peak-hour variables, so arriving passengers get a buffered pickup window.

Distance and drive-time snapshot

Distance: about 92 road miles (median dispatch mileage from real completed trips on this corridor, 2026-09-26). Typical drive time: 2 hr in normal traffic. Door-to-door from a specific address adds a few minutes on either end depending on your exact pickup and drop-off points. Direction split on real completed trips: 2 pickups at IAH versus 1 in New Ulm - airport arrivals lead this Austin County lane.

Fares on the Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) to New Ulm corridor

Based on 3 real completed Texas Shuttle trips on this corridor, a private sedan or SUV has typically run $234-$245 each way (25th–75th percentile; most rides land near $234). Enter your exact addresses in the booking tool for an instant flat quote for your specific trip.


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Why travelers book this route

A fixed pickup time, a named driver, and a flat price quoted before you book: business travelers use the ride as working time, families book one vehicle so luggage and car seats ride together, and airport connections get a buffered pickup matched to the flight. Every fare statistic on this page comes from our own completed-trip history on this corridor - not from a rate table nobody audits.

Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) to New Ulm: route, fares, and FAQ

Planning more of the trip? See our New Ulm shuttle service page, or our Brenham to IAH shuttle page for pickup guidance and door-to-door details.

Driving yourself vs. booking a shuttle

On a 92-mile corridor, driving yourself means 2 hr behind the wheel each way, plus parking at the far end and the return drive on the same day. A reserved shuttle from Texas Shuttle keeps the driver on one direction only, prices as a flat door-to-door total, and handles the traffic windows for you.

FAQ

How far is Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) from New Ulm?

About 92 road miles, typically 2 hr in normal traffic via the highway routing described above.

Do you offer 24/7 door-to-door service between Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) and New Ulm?

Yes. Texas Shuttle provides private, 24/7 door-to-door shuttle service between Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) and New Ulm with no shared rides and no surge pricing.

How much is a shuttle from Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) to New Ulm?

Real completed trips on this corridor run about $234-$245 each way (25th-75th percentile; most land near $234) for a private vehicle.

What happens if my flight is delayed?

Flights are monitored and your pickup time is adjusted to match - your driver waits for the updated arrival, not the original schedule.

Can I book by phone?

Yes - call (817) 403-6196 or use the online booking tool for an instant flat quote.

Do you meet arrivals at both IAH terminals?

Yes. Drivers meet arriving passengers at the North or South Terminal curb as the flight actually lands - flights are monitored, so a late arrival moves the pickup, not the price.


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