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I am taking a group to La Grave in February. Originally we were all going by overnight trian to get 8 days for 7 nights, but now only two of us are, so a taxi from/to Grenoble is too expensive
The La Grave buses from Grenoble station are probably not at suitable times so I thought I'd take a Les Deux Alpes bus and get out at the Chambon Dam, then get the hotel to send a car.
My companion, however, thinks you cannot book the buses back ahead of time, except in person at LDA. This risks the bus being full when it gets to the dam - which happened to him once before.
Does anyone know if LDA bus seats can be booked?
It seems the winter bus timetable is not out yet - does anyone know when it will be?
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Yes they can be booked ahead online. I booked ours last year and received two group tickets within a few days. There was a suggestion on the tickets that you have to go to the ticket office to confirm your homeward journey a certain time before you travel, so I went and queued up, only to be told I had no need to do so because tickets booked ahead were already confirmed seats. They were very helpful and quite happy for 3 of our party to get on at a stop earlier than me, even though I had the group ticket. Neither outbound nor return bus was anything like full. That was 20/27th March.
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Butterfly
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