Book ahead, see your fare, and know your driver is on the way — no surge pricing, ever.
Book ahead, or ride now on demand. Either way, your fare is set before you confirm — no surge pricing added at any point.
Metered by distance and time. Never inflated by demand, events, or peak hours.
Every Omni driver in San Diego submits a Certificate of Liability Insurance before their first trip.
San Diego runs on a calendar. The Farmers Insurance Open in January, Comic-Con and San Diego Pride back to back in July, Fleet Week in September, Del Mar's summer racing season in between. Every one of them fills the city up — and rides get expensive, scarce, or both. Omni is built for exactly this. Book before the weekend starts, lock in your fare, and know your driver is confirmed — or grab a ride on demand. No watching surge prices climb while you wait on a curb.
Omni fares are based on a simple formula: base fare + time + distance + booking fee. There's a $10 minimum on every ride.
Not during Comic-Con weekend. Not during Fleet Week. The price reflects your trip — not the moment you happened to book it.
A short ride across downtown might run close to the minimum. A longer trip across San Diego costs more simply because it covers more ground. You'll see the estimate before you confirm.
Choose an available ride now, or reserve the vehicle that fits your plans.
For rides planned ahead.
Choose your pickup time and the vehicle that fits your trip.
Every ride is priced before you confirm.
Standard, SUV, or Premium — every vehicle is commercially insured and priced before you confirm. Whether it's a morning appointment or a late night home from Comic-Con, your ride is already locked in.
Every driver submits a Certificate of Liability Insurance before their first trip. Every ride is tracked and a safety button is always one tap away.
Your fare is calculated and shown before you book. What you see is what you pay — even during Comic-Con weekend.
From a quiet Tuesday appointment to Comic-Con weekend, Omni is built for the trips you plan ahead — and the ones you need right now.
