Quickshuttle to Seattle Sea Tac
Feb 15, 2002 | 5:32 pm
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Quickshuttle to Seattle Sea Tac
I've decided to take the quickshuttle to Seattle Sea Tac. I heard from many that it's about $70 CAD for roundtrip but I am seeing that it's $70 USD for roundtrip on quickshuttle's website.
Can someone confirm what the rate is and where/how do I go about making a reservation for it? If it's $70 USD, I might as well just use 12K points to get down there.
terenz has also said that there's a discount coupon in the entertainment book, anywhere close to the airport which I could pick it up?
Thanks
Can someone confirm what the rate is and where/how do I go about making a reservation for it? If it's $70 USD, I might as well just use 12K points to get down there.
terenz has also said that there's a discount coupon in the entertainment book, anywhere close to the airport which I could pick it up?
Thanks
Feb 15, 2002 | 11:34 pm
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Mar 19, 2002 | 12:31 pm
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Just back via Seattle. There is a coupon book available at the Tourist Information Booth on Arrivals that offers 20% of Quick Shuttle good until April 30/02. It is iin the Seattle Convention and Visitors Bureau Calendar of Events/Coupon Book. There are a number of other coupons for Hotels and attractions in it too.
Mar 19, 2002 | 12:48 pm
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It's US dollars.
Probably doesn't help, but there are senior and student discounts.
One tip though. Vancouver-SEA is $39.00 each way, but Vancouver-downtown Seattle is only $31.00. If you don't have luggage and you have time to kill. Buy the ticket for downtown Seattle. Get off at the Travelodge, walk a couple blocks to just accross the Greyhound Depot, and take the 194/174 Metro bus to Sea-Tac for about $2 extra. If you do this roundtrip, you save about $10 (with adult fares).
Probably doesn't help, but there are senior and student discounts.
One tip though. Vancouver-SEA is $39.00 each way, but Vancouver-downtown Seattle is only $31.00. If you don't have luggage and you have time to kill. Buy the ticket for downtown Seattle. Get off at the Travelodge, walk a couple blocks to just accross the Greyhound Depot, and take the 194/174 Metro bus to Sea-Tac for about $2 extra. If you do this roundtrip, you save about $10 (with adult fares).
Jun 27, 2007 | 10:51 am
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