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We invite everyone to join us in Phoenix, AZ May 14-18, 2026.  By attending, you will have the opportunity to earn 26 hours of nursing CEs, network with fellow DD nurses, and connect with our industry-leading sponsors/exhibitors!
 
Details subject to change.

Thursday, May 14th – Certification Boot Camp & NEW Legal Nurse Certification Program

  • This full-day course prepares nurses to earn the Professional Legal Nurse Consultant (PLNC) credential through focused instruction in core legal nurse consulting competencies. Participants will develop skills in medical record review, evaluation of standards of care, clinical analysis, and professional communication within legal settings. The program concludes with the PLNC certification exam, allowing participants to complete credentialing onsite. Ideal for nurses seeking to expand their professional scope and apply clinical expertise in medical-legal consulting roles.

Friday, May 15th – Pre-Conference Program: Advancing Support for Neurological Challenges in IDD
 
Saturday, May 16th – Conference Day 1: Keynote & General Sessions
 
Sunday, May 17th – Conference Day 2: General Sessions & Breakouts
 

Monday, May 18th  – Conference Day 3: General Sessions + Group Certification Exam (2:30pm – 6:30pm)

Please Note: Depending on the number of examinees, TWO exam sessions may be required in the afternoon, please plan travel accordingly as the second session will be late afternoon.

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*Certification exam requires pre-applying and pre-registering.  Contact certification@ddna.org for questions.
DDNA Members
Conference + Pre-Conference OR Certification Boot Camp OR Professional Legal Nurse Consultant (PLNC) Certification Course *Note: The Certification Boot Camp & Legal Nurse Consultant Certification Course are offered on the same day.
  • Early-bird by March 17th: $695.00
  • Regular by April 17th: $775.00
  • Late beginning April 18th : $875.00
 
Conference + Pre-conference AND Certification Boot Camp OR Professional Legal Nurse Consultant Certification Course
  • Early-bird by March 17th: $795.00
  • Regular by April 17th: $875.00
  • Late beginning April 18th: $975.00
 
Conference ONLY (NO boot camp/Legal Nurse course or pre-conference)
  • Early-bird by March 17th: $545.00
  • Regular by April 17th: $625.00
  • Late beginning April 18th : $725.00
 
 
Non-Members
Full Conference + Pre-Conference OR Certification Boot Camp OR Legal Nurse Consultant Certification Course *Note: The Certification Boot Camp & Legal Nurse Consultant Certification Course are offered on the same day.
  • Early-bird by March 17th: $845.00
  • Regular by April 17th: $925.00
  • Late beginning April 18th: $1,025.00
 
  • Conference + Pre-conference AND Certification Boot Camp OR Legal Nurse Consultant Certification Course
  • Early-bird by March 17th: $945.00
  • Regular by April 17th: $1,025.00
  • Late beginning April 18th: $1,125.00
 
Conference ONLY (no boot camp/Legal Nurse course or pre-conference)
  • Early-bird by March 17th: $695.00
  • Regular by April 17th: $775.00
  • Late beginning April 18th: $875.00
 

2026 Cancellations & Refunds:

  • Cancellations made by 11:59 PM CT on 04/01/2026: 100% refund.
  • Cancellations made by 11:59 PM CT on 04/21/2026: 50% refund.
  • Cancellations on or after 04/22/2026: No refund.
  • Registrations may be transferred to another person until May 1, 2026.

Registration Fees: 

  • If paying by credit card, a 3.95% processing fee will be assessed at check-out.
  • If paying by check, registration will NOT be confirmed until the check has been received in the DDNA office.
  • Returned Checks: A $50.00 service charge will be levied on all checks returned due to insufficient funds or for any other reason. Returned checks will not be deposited. Registrant must cover the returned check with a money order or credit card.

Payment by check will NOT be permitted within 3 weeks of the conference start date due to mailing and processing times.

COMING SOON

Planning to take the certification exam in 2026?

The Certification Boot Camp for DDNA is an intensive program designed for nursing professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in developmental disabilities. This boot camp provides a comprehensive review of key concepts, best practices, and clinical skills essential for working effectively with individuals with developmental disabilities. Participants will engage in interactive sessions, case studies, and hands-on activities that promote learning and application of knowledge.

Led by experienced instructors, the boot camp covers critical topics such as behavior management, communication strategies, and health promotion tailored to this population. Attendees will also receive guidance on the certification process, ensuring they are well-prepared for the certification exam. By the end of the program, participants will gain the confidence and skills necessary to provide high-quality care and advocate for individuals with developmental disabilities in various settings.

Don’t miss this opportunity to complete the Certification Boot Camp at our conference! To learn more about our Boot Camp, visit: www.ddna.org/certification/study

Take the Certification Exam at the DDNA 2026 Conference!

Exam Application Deadline:  February 27, 2026

  • To review the requirements & apply: click here
    • Please review the minimum qualifications before submitting your application as application fees are non-refundable.
  • Applications & fees MUST be received in the DDNA office no later than 02/27/26.
    • Please complete the online application & pay by credit card to avoid mailing delays resulting in missed deadlines.  Please note: DDNA is NOT responsible for delays in shipping/mailing which may result in missed deadlines and inability to test at the conference.
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Already Applied?

Exam Registration Deadline:  April 1, 2026

  • Submit completed registration form to certification@ddna.org
  • DDNA staff will invoice you for registration fee payment OR you may mail in a check or money order.
    • Please note: DDNA is NOT responsible for delays in shipping/mailing which may result in missed deadlines and inability to test at the conference.

Questions?

Email: certification@ddna.org

The 34th Annual Education Conference will offer 20+ hours of nursing CEs for attending all sessions and completing ALL course evaluations for attended sessions.

Additional education hours will be available by attending select sponsored sessions.  These may be used towards your education requirements for CDDN/DDC renewal.

Conference materials will be made available no later than 4/30/26 through the conference website (Cvent) and conference app!

Please Note: Speakers are NOT required to submit their slides/notes.  If notes/slides are not available for a session, the speaker has elected not to provide.

What does my conference fee include? Your conference registration fee covers access to all educational sessions, continuing education (CE) credits for the sessions you attend, and several complimentary meals and events. Please note: The Certification Boot Camp and Pre-conference events are available for an additional fee. Refer to the fees page for more details.
 
How do I get my conference materials? Conference materials, including handouts and session presentations, will be available on the DDNA conference website before the conference. Speakers are NOT required to submit handouts, slides, or notes. Some materials may be available on the conference app, but availability depends on the speaker’s discretion.
 
What should I do if I lose my conference badge or materials? If you lose your conference badge or materials, please visit the conference registration desk immediately for assistance. We will issue a replacement badge if necessary upon registration/ID verification.
 
Can I record DDNA conference sessions? Recording of conference sessions, including audio, video, or any other form of recording, is strictly prohibited without prior written approval from DDNA. If you wish to record a session, you must obtain permission from DDNA before any recording takes place. Violating this policy may result in removal from the conference without a refund.
 
What is the dress code for the conference? The dress code for the conference is business casual. We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, as you’ll be walking between sessions and events. Additionally, a sweater or light jacket is advised, as the ballrooms can sometimes be chilly despite efforts to regulate the room temperatures with the hotel.
 
Can I register for the conference on-site? No, on-site registration is not available for the conference. We encourage attendees to register online in advance to secure their spot and take advantage of early registration rates.
 
What is the deadline to book a hotel room? The hotel reservation deadline is April 20, 2026, or until the hotel sells out—whichever comes first. The hotel is filling up quickly, so we recommend booking early. The hotel reservation link will be provided upon completing your conference registration.
 
Can I bring a friend or family member to the conference? Yes, you are welcome to bring a friend or family member. If they are simply sharing your hotel room and will not be attending any conference events, there is no additional charge for them.
 
Are we allowed to share hotel rooms with other conference attendees? Yes, you may share a hotel room with other attendees. When registering, please check with the hotel regarding any potential additional charges for extra occupants. If you’re looking for a roommate or want to share a ride, you can post a message in the Conference Forum on the DDNA website.
 
How do I earn continuing education (CE) credits for the conference? To earn CE credits, you must be registered for the conference and attend the sessions in full. Your attendance will be verified through badge scanning at each session. After the conference, you will need to complete course evaluations through the conference website by the deadline.
 
Is there a conference mobile app? Yes, we will provide details and download instructions prior to the conference. The app will allow attendees to network with others, explore information about exhibitors and sponsors, access session schedules, review available notes and handouts, and more.
 
How can I request accommodations for special needs at the conference? If you need special accommodations due to a physical disability, please notify the hotel at the time of your room reservation. For other needs, such as a wheelchair, special seating, or a note-taker during the conference, please email DDNA at least 30 days in advance of the conference. For dietary needs (vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, etc.), make sure to specify these when registering.
 
How many Continuing Education (CE) hours are offered for the conference? The total CE hours you receive will depend on the number of days and sessions you attend. A general guideline is that one contact hour equals 60 minutes of learning. For example, a 1.5-hour session would provide 1.5 contact hours.
 
Is there parking available at the conference venue? Yes, the conference venue offers parking for attendees. Fees may apply, so please check with the venue for details regarding parking availability and rates.
 
Will there be networking opportunities during the conference? Yes! In addition to the educational sessions, there will be various networking opportunities during meals, events, and through the DDNA mobile app. Make sure to take advantage of these to connect with other professionals in the field.
We invite everyone to join us in Phoenix, AZ May 14-18, 2026.  By attending, you will have the opportunity to earn 20+ hours of nursing CEs, network with fellow DD nurses, and connect with our industry-leading sponsors/exhibitors!
 
Additional agenda information coming soon. 
Details subject to change.

Thursday, May 14th – Certification Boot Camp & NEW Legal Nurse Certification Program

  • This full-day course prepares nurses to earn the Professional Legal Nurse Consultant (PLNC) credential through focused instruction in core legal nurse consulting competencies. Participants will develop skills in medical record review, evaluation of standards of care, clinical analysis, and professional communication within legal settings. The program concludes with the PLNC certification exam, allowing participants to complete credentialing onsite. Ideal for nurses seeking to expand their professional scope and apply clinical expertise in medical-legal consulting roles.

Friday, May 15th – Pre-Conference Program
 
Saturday, May 16th – Conference Day 1: Keynote & General Sessions
 
Sunday, May 17th – Conference Day 2: General Sessions & Breakouts
 

Monday, May 18th  – Conference Day 3: General Sessions + Group Certification Exam

Please Note: Depending on the number of examinees, TWO exam sessions may be required in the afternoon, please plan travel accordingly as the second session will be late afternoon.

View the Agenda

 
 
*Certification Exam requires pre-applying and pre-registering.  Contact certification@ddna.org for questions.
DDNA Members
Conference + Pre-Conference OR Certification Boot Camp OR Professional Legal Nurse Consultant (PLNC) Certification Course *Note: The Certification Boot Camp & Legal Nurse Consultant Certification Course are offered on the same day.
  • Early-bird by March 17th: $695.00
  • Regular by April 17th: $775.00
  • Late beginning April 18th : $875.00
 
Conference + Pre-conference AND Certification Boot Camp OR Professional Legal Nurse Consultant Certification Course
  • Early-bird by March 17th: $795.00
  • Regular by April 17th: $875.00
  • Late beginning April 18th: $975.00
 
Conference ONLY (NO boot camp/Legal Nurse course or pre-conference)
  • Early-bird by March 17th: $545.00
  • Regular by April 17th: $625.00
  • Late beginning April 18th : $725.00
 
 
Non-Members
Full Conference + Pre-Conference OR Certification Boot Camp OR Legal Nurse Consultant Certification Course *Note: The Certification Boot Camp & Legal Nurse Consultant Certification Course are offered on the same day.
  • Early-bird by March 17th: $845.00
  • Regular by April 17th: $925.00
  • Late beginning April 18th: $1,025.00
 
  • Conference + Pre-conference AND Certification Boot Camp OR Legal Nurse Consultant Certification Course
  • Early-bird by March 17th: $945.00
  • Regular by April 17th: $1,025.00
  • Late beginning April 18th: $1,125.00
 
Conference ONLY (no boot camp/Legal Nurse course or pre-conference)
  • Early-bird by March 17th: $695.00
  • Regular by April 17th: $775.00
  • Late beginning April 18th: $875.00
 

2026 Cancellations & Refunds:

  • Cancellations made by 11:59 PM CT on 04/01/2026: 100% refund.
  • Cancellations made by 11:59 PM CT on 04/21/2026: 50% refund.
  • Cancellations on or after 04/22/2026: No refund.
  • Registrations may be transferred to another person until May 1, 2026.

Registration Fees: 

  • If paying by credit card, a 3.95% processing fee will be assessed at check-out.
  • If paying by check, registration will NOT be confirmed until the check has been received in the DDNA office.
  • Returned Checks: A $50.00 service charge will be levied on all checks returned due to insufficient funds or for any other reason. Returned checks will not be deposited. Registrant must cover the returned check with a money order or credit card.

Payment by check will NOT be permitted within 3 weeks of the conference start date due to mailing and processing times.

COMING SOON

Planning to take the certification exam in 2026?

The Certification Boot Camp for DDNA is an intensive program designed for nursing professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in developmental disabilities. This boot camp provides a comprehensive review of key concepts, best practices, and clinical skills essential for working effectively with individuals with developmental disabilities. Participants will engage in interactive sessions, case studies, and hands-on activities that promote learning and application of knowledge.

Led by experienced instructors, the boot camp covers critical topics such as behavior management, communication strategies, and health promotion tailored to this population. Attendees will also receive guidance on the certification process, ensuring they are well-prepared for the certification exam. By the end of the program, participants will gain the confidence and skills necessary to provide high-quality care and advocate for individuals with developmental disabilities in various settings.

Don’t miss this opportunity to complete the Certification Boot Camp at our conference! To learn more about our Boot Camp, visit: www.ddna.org/certification/study

Take the Certification Exam at the DDNA 2026 Conference!

Exam Application Deadline:  February 27, 2026

  • To review the requirements & apply: click here
    • Please review the minimum qualifications before submitting your application as application fees are non-refundable.
  • Applications & fees MUST be received in the DDNA office no later than 02/27/26.
    • Please complete the online application & pay by credit card to avoid mailing delays resulting in missed deadlines.  Please note: DDNA is NOT responsible for delays in shipping/mailing which may result in missed deadlines and inability to test at the conference.
——–
 

Already Applied?

Exam Registration Deadline:  April 1, 2026

  • Submit completed registration form to certification@ddna.org
  • DDNA staff will invoice you for registration fee payment OR you may mail in a check or money order.
    • Please note: DDNA is NOT responsible for delays in shipping/mailing which may result in missed deadlines and inability to test at the conference.

Questions?

Email: certification@ddna.org

The 34th Annual Education Conference will offer 20+ hours of nursing CEs for attending all sessions and completing ALL course evaluations for attended sessions.

Additional education hours will be available by attending select sponsored sessions.  These may be used towards your education requirements for CDDN/DDC renewal.

Conference materials will be made available no later than 4/30/26 through the conference website (Cvent) and conference app!

Please Note: Speakers are NOT required to submit their slides/notes.  If notes/slides are not available for a session, the speaker has elected not to provide.

What does my conference fee include? Your conference registration fee covers access to all educational sessions, continuing education (CE) credits for the sessions you attend, and several complimentary meals and events. Please note: The Certification Boot Camp and Pre-conference events are available for an additional fee. Refer to the fees page for more details.
 
How do I get my conference materials? Conference materials, including handouts and session presentations, will be available on the DDNA conference website before the conference. Speakers are NOT required to submit handouts, slides, or notes. Some materials may be available on the conference app, but availability depends on the speaker’s discretion.
 
What should I do if I lose my conference badge or materials? If you lose your conference badge or materials, please visit the conference registration desk immediately for assistance. We will issue a replacement badge if necessary upon registration/ID verification.
 
Can I record DDNA conference sessions? Recording of conference sessions, including audio, video, or any other form of recording, is strictly prohibited without prior written approval from DDNA. If you wish to record a session, you must obtain permission from DDNA before any recording takes place. Violating this policy may result in removal from the conference without a refund.
 
What is the dress code for the conference? The dress code for the conference is business casual. We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, as you’ll be walking between sessions and events. Additionally, a sweater or light jacket is advised, as the ballrooms can sometimes be chilly despite efforts to regulate the room temperatures with the hotel.
 
Can I register for the conference on-site? No, on-site registration is not available for the conference. We encourage attendees to register online in advance to secure their spot and take advantage of early registration rates.
 
What is the deadline to book a hotel room? The hotel reservation deadline is April 20, 2026, or until the hotel sells out—whichever comes first. The hotel is filling up quickly, so we recommend booking early. The hotel reservation link will be provided upon completing your conference registration.
 
Can I bring a friend or family member to the conference? Yes, you are welcome to bring a friend or family member. If they are simply sharing your hotel room and will not be attending any conference events, there is no additional charge for them.
 
Are we allowed to share hotel rooms with other conference attendees? Yes, you may share a hotel room with other attendees. When registering, please check with the hotel regarding any potential additional charges for extra occupants. If you’re looking for a roommate or want to share a ride, you can post a message in the Conference Forum on the DDNA website.
 
How do I earn continuing education (CE) credits for the conference? To earn CE credits, you must be registered for the conference and attend the sessions in full. Your attendance will be verified through badge scanning at each session. After the conference, you will need to complete course evaluations through the conference website by the deadline.
 
Is there a conference mobile app? Yes, we will provide details and download instructions prior to the conference. The app will allow attendees to network with others, explore information about exhibitors and sponsors, access session schedules, review available notes and handouts, and more.
 
How can I request accommodations for special needs at the conference? If you need special accommodations due to a physical disability, please notify the hotel at the time of your room reservation. For other needs, such as a wheelchair, special seating, or a note-taker during the conference, please email DDNA at least 30 days in advance of the conference. For dietary needs (vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, etc.), make sure to specify these when registering.
 
How many Continuing Education (CE) hours are offered for the conference? The total CE hours you receive will depend on the number of days and sessions you attend. A general guideline is that one contact hour equals 60 minutes of learning. For example, a 1.5-hour session would provide 1.5 contact hours.
 
Is there parking available at the conference venue? Yes, the conference venue offers parking for attendees. Fees may apply, so please check with the venue for details regarding parking availability and rates.
 
Will there be networking opportunities during the conference? Yes! In addition to the educational sessions, there will be various networking opportunities during meals, events, and through the DDNA mobile app. Make sure to take advantage of these to connect with other professionals in the field.

Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass

Nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Estrella Mountains and alongside the Gila River, the Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass offers a breathtaking setting for DDNA’s 2026 Annual Education Conference. This AAA Five Diamond resort blends modern luxury with the rich cultural heritage of the Gila River Indian Community, creating a uniquely inspiring experience for attendees.

When it’s time to unwind, guests can explore a full range of amenities. Aji Spa, rooted in indigenous healing traditions, offers a tranquil escape, while the Whirlwind Golf Club features two championship courses set against a desert backdrop. The resort also boasts several dining options, including Kai, Arizona’s only AAA Five Diamond and Forbes Five-Star restaurant, known for its innovative Native American cuisine.

Spacious guest rooms reflect the natural beauty of the region with warm earth tones, local artwork, and modern comforts, making it easy to relax and recharge between sessions.

With its stunning setting, thoughtful design, and world-class amenities, the Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass is more than a conference venue—it’s an experience. We can’t wait to welcome you to this extraordinary destination in Phoenix, Arizona.

$239/night with resort fee waived; complimentary resort amenities include:

  • Shuttle service to Phoenix Premium Outlets, Whirlwind Golf Club, and Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
  • Two (2) complimentary bottled waters in-room, replenished daily
  • Tennis Court & full tennis equipment rental
  • Access to Aji Spa Fitness Center
  • All scheduled cultural activities
  • Any local, long distance (domestic) and 1-800 guest room calls

Room block reservation cutoff date: Monday, April 20, 2026 by 5pm MST.

Reservation Link Coming Soon!

Explore. Indulge. Discover the magic of the desert.

Whether you’re extending your stay or sneaking in some fun between sessions, Phoenix offers an incredible mix of adventure, culture, and relaxation. From breathtaking landscapes to world-class eats, Phoenix is a destination worth exploring.

Outdoor Adventures & Scenic Spots
South Mountain Park & Preserve – One of the largest urban parks in the U.S., with miles of trails and awe-inspiring views from Dobbins Lookout. A must-see for early risers and sunset chasers.
Camelback Mountain – Ready to break a sweat? This iconic hike rewards climbers with panoramic city views from the summit.
Papago Park – Easy trails, red rock formations, and the famous “Hole-in-the-Rock” overlook make this a fun, family-friendly excursion close to downtown.

Arts, Culture & History
Heard Museum – Immerse yourself in Indigenous history, contemporary Native American art, and moving cultural stories.
Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) – A surprising gem featuring instruments from every corner of the world. Interactive and totally unforgettable.
Taliesin West – Visit Frank Lloyd Wright’s desert masterpiece in nearby Scottsdale—an architectural must for design lovers.

Shop, Sip & Stroll
Old Town Scottsdale – Western charm meets modern chic. Wander local art galleries, sip cocktails on sunny patios, and score one-of-a-kind souvenirs.
Phoenix Premium Outlets – Steps from the Sheraton Grand, offering everything from Coach to Kate Spade at outlet prices.
Roosevelt Row (RoRo) – A walkable arts district bursting with murals, live music, indie boutiques, and some of the best tacos in town.

Local Flavor
Kai Restaurant – Located right at the Sheraton Grand, Kai is Arizona’s only AAA Five Diamond restaurant, serving Indigenous-inspired fine dining you won’t find anywhere else.
The Mission – Upscale Latin cuisine with unforgettable flavors (and tableside guacamole!).
Pizzeria Bianco – Frequently named the best pizza in America—yes, seriously. Make a reservation if you can!

Nearby Day Trips
Sedona – Just two hours north, Sedona offers red rock magic, crystal shops, art galleries, and vortex hikes that blend the spiritual and scenic.
Tucson – Explore this culturally rich city known for its Mexican heritage, desert landscapes, and UNESCO-designated culinary scene.
Saguaro National Park – For those staying a bit longer, this cactus-filled paradise makes a beautiful photo-worthy adventure.

From sunrise hikes to sunset cocktails, the desert has something for every kind of traveler.
Phoenix isn’t just a conference destination—it’s a desert adventure waiting to unfold. 🌞
Will you stay for the cacti, the cuisine, or the culture? (Hint: all of the above.)

Traveling to Phoenix for the DDNA 2026 Annual Education Conference is convenient, whether you fly or drive.

By Air: Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) is one of the busiest airports in the U.S., offering nonstop service to more than 120 domestic and 20+ international destinations. Major airlines including American, Southwest, Delta, and United operate from PHX, making it easy to find a direct or one-stop flight from nearly anywhere. The airport is centrally located and just a short drive from the Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass.

By Car: If you’re coming from Texas, New Mexico, California, or nearby states, Phoenix is easily accessible via I-10 or I-17. For example, the drive from Dallas to Phoenix is about 15 hours, and from Los Angeles, it’s roughly 6 hours. The route offers beautiful desert scenery and optional stops in cities like Tucson or Las Cruces along the way.

Whether you’re hopping on a plane or hitting the road, getting to Phoenix is simple—and the experience waiting at the end is well worth the trip.

Traveling from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) to the Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass is simple, with several ground transportation options available:

1. Rideshare Services (Uber & Lyft):
Uber and Lyft operate directly from PHX and are a convenient option for attendees. The resort is approximately 17 miles away, with a travel time of about 25–30 minutes depending on traffic. Fares vary by time of day and service type.
Safety Tip: Always confirm your driver’s name, vehicle, and license plate before entering the car. Use the app to track your ride and share your trip status with family, a friend or colleague.

2. Taxi Services:
Taxis are available outside all terminals. A ride to the resort typically takes 25–30 minutes and costs around $50–$60.
Safety Tip: Use only authorized taxis from the airport’s designated taxi stands. Never accept unsolicited rides from individuals inside the terminal.

3. Private Transfers:
Pre-booked car services offer a more personalized and comfortable ride. Sedan service for up to three passengers starts around $115–$120. Ideal for groups or those seeking a quieter arrival experience.

4. Public Transportation:
Public transit options are available, but reaching the resort this way can take over 90 minutes and may involve multiple transfers. This option is not recommended for conference attendees with luggage or tight schedules.

5. Hotel Shuttle:
The Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass does not provide a direct airport shuttle.

6. On-Site Shuttle Services:
Once on property, a complimentary resort shuttle is available to take guests between the hotel, nearby golf courses, casino, and Phoenix Premium Outlets.