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Innsbruck to Solden
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi guys,

I fancy going to the ski race in Solden end of October but wondered if anyone could recommend the best way/most cost effective way of getting from Innsbruck airport to Solden please?

Is train / bus easy enough? or should I just get a private transfer? I cant seem to find any shared transfers from a quick google

We did the Solden race last year as a family and hired a car however Im travelling on my own this year and dont drive so thats unfortunately not an option.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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@PortSki, I vaguely remember in the past buying tickets for the race and being offered the option of a bus ride from Inntal on the day of the race. The bus had various pick up points along Inntal, ending up at the race.
I just did a quick search and I can't find anything but you could try asking the tourist office.
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@PortSki, There are buses from Ötztal Bahnhof which should link with the trains. You can book tickets on the ÖBB app to cover the entire journey. There is a shuttle bus between the airport & Hauptbahnhof. In general public transport is well organised in Austria.
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As above, it would be bus-train-bus with changes at Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof and Ötztal Bahnhof. It would take 2-2.5 hours depending on the route, and cost €18.80 each way. Unfortunately, you may get caught up in rail construction works, which would mean a dreaded rail replacement bus service, but I'm not certain where this would be as my understanding is that the construction is west of Ötztal. Anyway, the train section may take a little longer than advertised.
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