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Transportation recommendations from MUC to Ischgl
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Good morning from Washington DC my fellow SnowHeads!

Four (4) of us are flying across the pond the end of February for a week long holiday in Ischgl. We arrive into Munchen on 28 February and are researching our transportation options to Ischgl. Here's what we've found so far:

(1) Train / Bus
- Train: MUC to Landeck Zams
- Bus: Landeck Zams to Ischgl

(2) Four Seasons Travel (shuttle from MUC to Ischgl):
472 Euro (round trip)

(3) Limo Service (MUC to Ischgl)
1800 Euro (round trip)

So based upon these options, I'm leaning towards the Four Season shuttle service. Any of you have experience(s) with Four Seasons Travel? Good, bad or indifferent? Do you have other transportation recommendations? Any information you can provide is greatly appreciated!

Thank you!
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

To be honest, that looks like a pretty good price for that journey, most of the local companies seem to charge about 350 Euro one way, so I think your round trip price is pretty good. I think I would go for that option too.

Haven't used Four Seasons so sorry can't help there!

Have a lovely trip snowHead

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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Hokie1,
If as I assume that price is for the group I agree with Deliaskis,
If it is per person car hire would be cheaper and the roads are good.
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Quote:

Hokie1,
If as I assume that price is for the group I agree with Deliaskis,
If it is per person car hire would be cheaper and the roads are good.


T Bar,

Excuse my ignorance, by "car hire" do you mean taxi or rental car?

Thank you!
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 Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.

Hokie1, They mean rental car. We call a taxi a taxi or a cab.
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