Have just got back from St Gervais, the snow is starting to cover high up and its getting colder by the day. Have just managed to fix Satallite dish to roof so now can watch Xfactor, Coranation Street. ) Here is a new transfer company that is run by a couple of young brits based in St Gervais, they offer a flexible service from Geneva to allover the Chamonix valley, plus they are very nice people :) Why not give them a try?
http://www.resortrides.com/
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Me too! :?
Best price so far is with skicab.com but I'm still researching. Also looking at car hire but am getting very confused.com!
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Started by Eggman in Ski Chatter 25-Oct-2009 - 10 Replies
Eggman posted Oct-2009
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Bandit
reply to 'New Transfer Company.' posted Oct-2009
Eggman, they may become nice rich people if €270 airport-resort return is a typical price per person. Alternatively they may find it tough going as a sample price from Aeroski for the same trip is €129.
Of course that won't be d2d.
Of course that won't be d2d.
Ian Wickham
reply to 'New Transfer Company.' posted Oct-2009
Thats interesting €300 return from Geneva to LGb, I'll have to do some calculations against driving 8)
Eggman
reply to 'New Transfer Company.' posted Oct-2009
Hi you are right about the price :( it all depends on where abouts you are in the resort and how close you are to the local drop off points. Do Aeroski stop running at 19.15 from Geneva? I remember we couldn't make the last bus when flying on some late evening flights. Still looking for the cheapest most convenient/legal way to get from Geneva to St Gervais. :)
Ready? I was born ready.
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Salski
reply to 'New Transfer Company.' posted Oct-2009
Eggman wrote:Still looking for the cheapest most convenient/legal way to get from Geneva to St Gervais. :)
Me too! :?
Best price so far is with skicab.com but I'm still researching. Also looking at car hire but am getting very confused.com!
The plan is.... there's no plan!
Eggman
reply to 'New Transfer Company.' posted Oct-2009
We have used Alamo/Budget/Sixt it all depends who is the cheaper, Alamo has been the cheapest the last couple of times this summer. I think O/H uses travel supermarket.com and just puts in budget cars, we have even had a couple of upgrades :)
Ready? I was born ready.
Timeforabeer
reply to 'New Transfer Company.' posted Oct-2009
A friend (ahem) told me if you search for Hertz CDP codes on the World Wide Interweb then you will likely find ones which will give you a discount. Obviously you will have to qualify - so if it's for readers of a certain newspaper, all very well, but if it's for employees, then obv you can't use it.
Another good one to try for cheap car hire is carrentals.co.uk; it's great watching the price go down as it finds more and better deals.
I've always preferred having a car than getting transfers, as it's normally cheaper and gives you some flexibility when in-resort..
Another good one to try for cheap car hire is carrentals.co.uk; it's great watching the price go down as it finds more and better deals.
I've always preferred having a car than getting transfers, as it's normally cheaper and gives you some flexibility when in-resort..
Yeah, I knew that.
Eggman
reply to 'New Transfer Company.' posted Oct-2009
Too true,I almost forgot O/H has bought her ski pass whilst we were out in St G. £480 for the season not bad. I have not bought mine as I need to see when the Bunion surgery will take place. :( I went this morning to see the surgeon and need to go back next Friday for a pre op, why? In between I have to go to nearest xray department for an xray. We havn't got one at the local hospital. The doc said I will be off work for six weeks, so its cutting it a bit fine for skiing on the 26th of Dec :shock:
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