Shuttle links

[Jes Sorensen]

Hi,

I was looking at the shuttle links, and these two seem to come out the
cheapest. Most of the sites have a reduction if you book for multiple
people, so it is probably a good idea to book for groups if your flights
arrive at roughly the same time.

I am not sure how/when Woodhouse and Andreas are arriving, but I can
probably fit 2 people in my car. If people arrive at roughly the right time.

http://www.alp-line.com
http://www.skiidygonzales.com/Index.aspx
https://www.ski-lifts.com/

It costs a bit more for a transfer that takes you up to the parking at
the Avoriaz resort. Which is handy since the apartments we stay in are
close to the parking. If you take a transfer to the cable car at the
bottom, you have to take the gondola up (not covered by the skipass) and
then a horsedriven sledge to the apartments (or drag your stuff up the
hill - not recommended!).

Cheers,
Jes


On 01/08/11 03:05, Kevin O'Connor wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 07, 2011 at 07:07:57PM +0100, Jes Sorensen wrote:
>> On 01/07/11 18:02, Anthony Liguori wrote:
>>> On 01/07/2011 10:50 AM, Clare Liguori wrote:
>>>> Hey Jes,
>>>> Anthony and I fly into Geneva at 7:40 am on Saturday.  Our flight out
>>>> leaves at noon on the 12th.
>>>
>>> I assume the train is the way to get there from Geneva right?  If so,
>>> does anyone want to meet up in Geneva?  Looks like you get in pretty
>>> close to the same time as us Kevin.  How often do the trains run?
> 
> Yes - looks like our schedules are very close.  If you're going to be
> around the extra couple of hours I'd be happy to meet up.
> 
>> Actually there are shuttles running from the airport, that will take you
>> directly to the resort. It is far less hassle the train. Let me dig and
>> find a link.
>>
>> You can book a shuttle for both ways, and I believe you can reserve one
>> early enough to match your return flight.
> 
> A shuttle bus back would be great.
> 
> -Kevin