Hurricane Relief

Hurricane Relief

In light of Hurricane Helene's recent impacts, Fayetteville and Cumberland County, North Carolina, want to assure residents and visitors that we remain open and ready to welcome all who can safely travel here. Additionally, our hearts go out to the communities in Western North Carolina and Upper East Tennessee affected by Hurricane Helene. As part of our response efforts, DistiNCtly Fayetteville is actively donating and collecting supplies for individuals and families impacted by the hurricane in partnership with Veterans Services and Off-Road Outreach. If you plan to visit Fayetteville in the coming weeks and are interested in assisting in the relief effort, you can donate items at our office at 245 Person Street. Learn More. 

Arriving

Cumberland County is approximately a 550-mile drive from New York City and a 540-mile drive from Orlando, making our destination a midway point along the eastern seaboard. As we like to say, we are "Midway to Mickey" and an ideal place to stop along your I-95 travels.

By Plane

Fayetteville Regional Airport services the Sandhills region and is served by American Airlines and Delta Connections. This airport offers frequent flights to each of those airlines' hubs, Charlotte and Atlanta, thereby connecting travelers to hundreds of destinations around the world.

By Train

Amtrak trains stop daily in Fayetteville, en route between New York and Miami. Southbound trains make stops here at 4:37 a.m. and 6:23 p.m., and northbound trains make stops here at 10:14 a.m. and 11:50 p.m.

Amtrack and Historic Train station

By Bus

Megabus offers low-cost express bus routes, and FAST operates within the City of Fayetteville.

Bus Traveler

Transportation Listings