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Tranfer from Munich to Mayrhofen 3rd/10th April
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Has anyone got any good ideas on how to transfer from Munich to Mayrhofen and back, without spending a fortune? Just me and my 10 year old and I've been quoted E260..... seems excessive.......
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There are a couple of options on this page http://www.mayrhofen.at/holiday-region/arrival.html?L=1 for transfer/taxi comapnies, although I guess you may already have tried them.

The train is an option, takes about 3 hrs 40 mins though so a bit longer than the car journey. It's cheap though.

Or hire a car and drive it yourself. Might not work our cheaper once you have paid for petrol though as you will use upwards of EUR60 worth of fuel (depending on car obviously).

I guess the short answer is no, I don't know of a magic transfer bus that's cheap or anything, and the Mayrhofen website doesn't seem to suggest one.

Depending on arrival/departure time, I would consider the train though.

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Four Seasons Travel are reliable and usually cost only a little more than the train, I think! http://www.tirol-taxi.at/airporttransfer/index.html
Though as Deliaskis, says, depending on arrival/departure times, it might be worth looking at trains. The Austrian Train website is www.oebb.at
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Thanks, I've tried most of the taxi's and transfer buses - spent hours on the web! I will try the trains though - good idea, thanks:-)
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Cipria, a vote for 4 seasons - used them last year for this journey (booked through WWW.CHRISTOPHORUS.AT ) and they'll drop you at the hotel, might have to wait a few minutes to fill the van though.
https://sslsites.de/4st.at/pdf/Preise_AD.pdf - looks like 136Euro for 1 adult and 1 child aged 10.

Train is really nice journey - but don't forget to factor in getting from train station to your hotel.
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Hamish, Thanks, I've managed to sort something out - I'll probably use Four Seasons next time!
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I used https://www.mydriver.com/l/en/transfer/munich-to-mayrhofen myDriver transfer service to mayrhofen last week and it was a quick and easy service.
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