Denver to Coloratdo Spings in January
#3
Join Date: Jan 2003
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The most common way is to drive - it'll take about an hour, depending on where you begin, what the weather is like and how clogged up I-25 is at the time of your drive - construction at The Gap is ongoing and can throw a serious spanner in the works.
Or you could fly - 13 minutes in the air from DIA to COS. Usually expensive though.
Or you could fly - 13 minutes in the air from DIA to COS. Usually expensive though.
#8
Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 72,185
Originally Posted by MmePerdu
Don't ask us, ask The Antlers. The people at your destination (almost) always know best.
(Get on I 25 heading south) -
Driving Directions
From the North: Follow I-25 S to exit 142 (Bijou St). Turn left heading east for 1/2 mile. At 2nd light, Cascade Ave, turn right (S). Entrance to the hotel is 2 blocks on the right.https://antlers.com/stay/map-directions.shtml
#9
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 79
Memphis Airport to Denver Airport. I am NOT going to drive myself. I am a Southern girl. We stay home a drink Cocoa on snow days!
I will be leaving the airport. I need help knowing what to book to get there. Yall, I am serious! I'll call the Antlers after Thanksgiving meal.
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I will be leaving the airport. I need help knowing what to book to get there. Yall, I am serious! I'll call the Antlers after Thanksgiving meal.
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#10
Join Date: Jul 2004
Posts: 2,999
Here you go, The Antlers is one of their stops if you ask for it:
https://groometransportation.com/colorado-springs/
https://groometransportation.com/colorado-springs/
#11
Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 72,185
Originally Posted by tncricket
am NOT going to drive myself. I am a Southern girl. We stay home a drink Cocoa on snow days!
It's easy as pie.
Rent the car at the airport. Drive a little over an hour on the interstate and you are there.
As easy as driving to Jackson TN - and about the same distance. Half the time and distance to Jackson MS.
What does "southern" have to do with it? It's the interstate highway ssytem. If you can drive at home, you can drive in Colorado.
It's a half mile off the interstate. Easy peasy.
Last edited by starrs; Nov 28th, 2019 at 07:07 AM.
#12
Join Date: Aug 2017
Posts: 1,525
"Why the heavens not?!"
I think the OP doesn't want to drive for various reasons, including the fact that the trip to/from Colorado Springs can be horrific if we get a snowstorm.
I respect that choice, and don't feel compelled to belittle her plan.
And, frankly-- speaking as a resident-- we appreciate more people considering mass transit, than everyone trying to drive themselves, especially when they aren't comfortable with the idea.
So, no shame from me.
Just take a nice bus where you can relax and not stress over the driving or the directions. The hotel can probably recommend which one, and Google is your friend.
I think the OP doesn't want to drive for various reasons, including the fact that the trip to/from Colorado Springs can be horrific if we get a snowstorm.
I respect that choice, and don't feel compelled to belittle her plan.
And, frankly-- speaking as a resident-- we appreciate more people considering mass transit, than everyone trying to drive themselves, especially when they aren't comfortable with the idea.
So, no shame from me.
Just take a nice bus where you can relax and not stress over the driving or the directions. The hotel can probably recommend which one, and Google is your friend.
Last edited by MoBro; Nov 28th, 2019 at 10:44 AM.
#13
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 16,001
Since the OP wants details, as usual it is as easy as gooogling. From a page of sites this one was specific about 7 ways to do it.
https://www.rome2rio.com/s/Denver-Ai...lorado-Springs
https://www.rome2rio.com/s/Denver-Ai...lorado-Springs
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