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Transfers from Munich to Mayrhofen

Tue, 9 Dec 2014 17:29:32 GMT

Any one recommend a reliable transfer operator for Munich to Mayrhofen? 2 adults.

Looking for shared transfer that's reasonably quick!

Thanks in advance
R

Re:Transfers from Munich to Mayrhofen

Tue, 9 Dec 2014 17:50:39 GMT

You could go by train/bus, 3 hours, Euro59.

Also Four seasons do a minibus service.

Re:Transfers from Munich to Mayrhofen

Tue, 9 Dec 2014 18:51:42 GMT

/www.tirol-taxi.at/index.php?site=aboutfuhrpark

Four seasons travel are your best bet(see aboe link). I have used them many times and found them to be very reliable. They have a desk in the arrival hall of terminal 1 at Munich airport.

Re:Transfers from Munich to Mayrhofen

Tue, 9 Dec 2014 21:46:31 GMT

With Four seasons, you need to check the itinerary. I was dropped off in a layby, and waited for some time before a minibus appeared, ~ not a good feeling.

You may go direct to Mayrhofen, or be dropped off in Jenbach, with a subsequent pick-up, or you organise your own taxi.

When I used them, the overall cost was about Euro20 more than the train, and took about the same journey time.

Re:Transfers from Munich to Mayrhofen

Wed, 10 Dec 2014 09:49:26 GMT

Thanks all,

Train isn't doing it for us, we get in late enough to Munich.

I'm talking to Four Seasons alright, looking at there Economy Plus deal.

Thanks for the heads up Dave Mac, can you remember which deal you took with them? The Plus deal is Euro100 dearer than the Economy deal, but its my 40th so looking for a bit of comfort!

Is the ski-lift transfer operator listed on this website any good?

MH
Thanks again folks.

Re:Transfers from Munich to Mayrhofen

Wed, 10 Dec 2014 14:51:12 GMT

Mine was a return from Niederau to Munich Flughaven,so I was picked up byFS from a layby in Woergl. This was 4/5 seasons back, so I wasn't aware of any choice, or deal.

You could also ask your hotel people who the local taxi company is, contact them, and see if they have taxis booked to return from Munich.
Having said that, I would guess FS would be a better bet. They will be used to having to handle delayed flight issues.

The train option is quite easy, the itinerary is well laid out.

Re:Transfers from Munich to Mayrhofen

Thu, 11 Dec 2014 16:19:39 GMT

Thanks Dave

Transfer works out Euro70 more than train for the two of us over 2 trips, plus we need to be in Jenbach by 17:00 latest to get a connecting train to Mayrhofen on a Sunday. Going to book FS me thinks.

Thanks again folks
MH