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Lake Louise Ski Season
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Hey folks,
I'm planning on doing a season working for Lake Louise resort in Canada next winter. I know that the employee accommodation is in the village of Lake Louise, which is a decent distance outside of Banff. Basically what I'm wondering is if anybody knows what the story is with getting back to employee housing in the wee hours after a night out in Banff? Is there a bus, or are taxis the only option? I imagine a taxi would cost a fair bit to get back. If anybody here has done a season in Lake Louise and knows anything about this their help would be great appreciated!
Thanks in advance.
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There's a Greyhound about midnight or used to be. Taxis will get old quick though I imagine you'll have a full cab with others when you go in. Also bear in mind you might make friends with Canadians who have their own motors.
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Plan on making friends with other employees with a car and take turns at being designated driver is probably your best bet.
It's a while since I was there, there were not any late buses then.
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Great stuff, thanks for the help!
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It's a while since I was there, there were not any late buses then.