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Does anyone know whether the "Banff refreshing" program will disrupt the bus service during the coming winter season?
www.tripadvisor.com/Travel-g154911-c62931/Banff:Alberta:Alberta.html
My undersanding is that the major roadworks that have been a nightmare for summer visitors will cease sometime in early November and resume in spring.
What I would like to know is what Banff avenue will be like during this lull in work.
I'm about to book my trip for next year and If Banff avenue is still boarded up/closed It'll heavily influence my choice of hotel.
Does anybody have any info on this?
Obviously
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Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
I was in Banff in March this year, and the "refreshment" (how very Canadian
) was in full swing. It was managed really well, and had no effect at all on the buses. The biggest issue was the local scandal that somebody had stolen all the cuddly squirrel signs erected to apologise for any inconvenience
All the way down the street, there are designated crossing zones, with macho construction workers acting as lollipop men!
We stayed at Brewsters, about a block back from the main street, and bang in the centre of town, and weren't troubled by any noise from roadworks.
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) was in full swing. It was managed really well, and had no effect at all on the buses. The biggest issue was the local scandal that somebody had stolen all the cuddly squirrel signs erected to apologise for any inconvenience 
All the way down the street, there are designated crossing zones, with macho construction workers acting as lollipop men!
