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Planning trip to Saalbach
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Hi

We're planning a trip to Saalbach-Hinterglemm in January (around 14th) and since we haven't been to Austria before have a few questions. We are going DIY and like most folks this year money is tight so hoping to save some cash. We are trying to figure out first easiest way to get there from Munich airport - train seems to be a good option (checked out obb.at and one-way prices start at €19 one-way which seems cheap but not too sure since site reverts to Germain at that point) so first question is has anyone got any advice on the transfer from munich - is train the best option and roughly is the journey around 4 hours? Also is there an overnight return trip since our return flight is out of munich at 10:45am? Also do you know of any other sites where we could book the train/bus which are fully in english?

We are looking at some apartments (sleeping 6) but haven't found very many so does anyone have any contact info for any apartments in saalbach-hinterglemm region? (pretty central if possible).

I've read previous posts on this forum about lift pass prices so I assume what is on the main S-H site is the best price I can expect to find for a 6-day lift pass?

Sorry for many questions but all in the hope of saving some money Wink

Thanks a mil
Emma
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We're heading out to Saalbach pre-xmas, and have arranged a taxi for 5 (inc skis) with >Taxi Rainer< for 140eu each way from Salzburg.

You could contact Sabine at info@taxirainer.at for a quote (in English) from Munich

Lift prices (are you sitting down Mad ) are at http://www.saalbach.com/Prices.1025.0.html?&L=1
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emamcl, Try www.bahn.de I think you can do it all in English there.
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geoffers, I know the lift prices are brutal esp with sterling rate the way it is, makes it difficult to organize a cheap trip but it will all be worth it Smile

skid & slide, thanks for the link - just checked it out and looks like a better site to arrange the tickets from.
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emamcl, geoffers, For transfers for up to 8 people for 99 euros for the vehicle, see www.transferservice.at
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contact info for any apartments in saalbach

emamcl, PM me your e-mail if you would like me to send you any info
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