Aside from Christmas, Spring Break is one of the mountains busiest times of the year. Spring in the mountains brings warm sun and weekly powder storms. It is such a wonderful time to travel. You truly get the best of both worlds, but in order to come up some planning is required for your Spring Break vacation. Planning your vacation can definitely be an annoyance. Figuring out all the logistics can be cumbersome, but with proper planning you can have the Spring Break of your dreams!
When booking mountain vacations you can never book too early! The earlier you book the better deals you can get! Usually during the holidays and peak season many lodging and transportation companies have some epic deals going on. Whether you are looking for deals on lift tickets, lodging, or transportation the phrase early bird gets the worm has never been more appropriate. Typically around early to middle of February the calls start rolling in to secure shuttles and lodging, so to beat the crowds book before February.
Booking your spring break transportation last minute is a dangerous game. Here at Peak 1 Express we have the best cancellation policy in the industry. 24 hours prior to your trip you are eligible for a full refund. Your best bet is to book sooner rather than later and reserve your seats so you at least have a guaranteed way of getting to the mountains. Worst case if you decide you do not need a ride, give us a call 24 hours prior and we’ll take of you!
Transportation is something that often gets over looked when planning vacations. However, it is one of the most important. After all, you do not want to spend all this money to fly in for mountain filled spring break and have no way to get to the mountains? Whether you are coming to hit the slopes in Breckenridge, Summit or Eagle County or are just hanging out in a mountain town with great people during your spring break save yourself the grief and hair pulling, book early and get the best deals you can!
Amber Boutwell is a published Denver photographer who loves capturing nature and food. She shoots with natural light but has a deep love for dark skies. When she’s not on mountaintops chasing the Milky Way, she’s managing the great brands behind AVA and The Outlaw Group as their Marketing Manager. She’s been known to quote Joe Pesci, over-kiss cats, enthusiastically eat cheese, and return pugs.
Her motto:
“Seek out places where the Wi-Fi is weak, the views are stunning, and don’t forget the snacks.”
