how long is my flight from las vegas to colorado springs?
im leaving prettyy soon and it says the departure time is 12:30 and we dont arrive to colorado springs till 3:20... but there is a time change.. of one hour... so how long will the plane ride be?? im traveling in an MD80, Allegiant Air; Nonstop to my destination. i need help!
Las Vegas - 3 Answers
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90mins
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The flight is about 2 hours and there is a flight change. Colorado is 1 hour ahead
Answer 3 :
Allegiant Air -12:30 pm - 3:20 pm Flight 428 Nonstop with the 1 hour difference in time that means the flight is 1 hour 50 minutes
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
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About Whats the best way to get from Colorado Springs Airport to the Downtown Bus Terminal
Whats the best way to get from Colorado Springs Airport to the Downtown Bus Terminal?
Im travelling to Colorado Springs from Australia for a few short days on a budget and need to travel as efficiently, but overall as CHEAPLY as possible from Colorado Springs Airport to the general Downtown area (bus terminal). From research ive done online it looks like the route via bus/public transport is to take Route 24 from Peterson AFB to Citadel Mall, then via Route 8 to the Downtown Terminal? Would this be correct, and what's the general mode of transport from the Internal Arrival COS Airport terminals up to the Peterson bus stop? Is there an airport shuttle that runs to the bus stop? Aside from using buses, what are my other options? Im also leaving Colorado Springs via Amtrak that starts with a bus service. Before i call Amtrak, can someone who knows, possibly confirm where Amtrak bus links/services leave from? Downtown Terminal? And to squeeze another one in, so i at least am prepared if needed, what's the average cost of a cab from COS to the Downtown Terminal? ( I should just clarify, when i mentioned the Downtown Bus Terminal, i mean the Colorado Springs Downtown Bus Terminal)
Denver - 2 Answers
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You can take a Greyhound bus from Colorado Springs to Denver which would be the fastest and most comfortable option. You might do that going back once you got to Denver. http://www.greyhound.com/home/en/TicketsAndTravel/TicketsAndTravelInfo.aspx Here is the information on ground transportation from the Colo Springs airport. I don't know the Springs well enough to know exactly where the buses go in relation to the Greyhound terminal. Peterson field doesn't sound too close to the airport if I remember correctly. http://www.springsgov.com/AirportPage.aspx?PageID=1788 Cabs tend to be pricey. I would check with the shuttle services first. You might check with Colorado Tour Lines and Gray Line and see what they offer. The guided tour might be worth a few extra dollars.
Answer 2 :
Well at least you don't have to go to the Denver Bus Station. That would be expensive. First I'm not in Colorado Springs. But I did take a flight from there one time about 15 years ago. I used a shuttle from Denver to get there. I can tell you that the Airport is in the middle of nowhere. The is no bus service at the Airport. The general general mode of transportation to get the the bus stop you want , would be a taxicab. First problem, the cab driver would have a hard time finding the right place to let you out. If he did manage to let you out at the right place. You'd be waiting on the side of the road for up to one hour waiting for that bus. Then transferring to another bus that runs once an hour. Since you say you have only a few short days here, forget that plan. Don't wast your time that way. Just take the cab from the Airport to the Greyhound Bus Station 120 South Weber Street in Colorado Springs. I don't know the price. It will probably be a bit expensive, but at least you'll get there in 15 - 20 min, instead of hours. If you have any extra time you can walk around Downtown Colorado Springs, before you catch your bus. Enjoy your trip
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Im travelling to Colorado Springs from Australia for a few short days on a budget and need to travel as efficiently, but overall as CHEAPLY as possible from Colorado Springs Airport to the general Downtown area (bus terminal). From research ive done online it looks like the route via bus/public transport is to take Route 24 from Peterson AFB to Citadel Mall, then via Route 8 to the Downtown Terminal? Would this be correct, and what's the general mode of transport from the Internal Arrival COS Airport terminals up to the Peterson bus stop? Is there an airport shuttle that runs to the bus stop? Aside from using buses, what are my other options? Im also leaving Colorado Springs via Amtrak that starts with a bus service. Before i call Amtrak, can someone who knows, possibly confirm where Amtrak bus links/services leave from? Downtown Terminal? And to squeeze another one in, so i at least am prepared if needed, what's the average cost of a cab from COS to the Downtown Terminal? ( I should just clarify, when i mentioned the Downtown Bus Terminal, i mean the Colorado Springs Downtown Bus Terminal)
Denver - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
You can take a Greyhound bus from Colorado Springs to Denver which would be the fastest and most comfortable option. You might do that going back once you got to Denver. http://www.greyhound.com/home/en/TicketsAndTravel/TicketsAndTravelInfo.aspx Here is the information on ground transportation from the Colo Springs airport. I don't know the Springs well enough to know exactly where the buses go in relation to the Greyhound terminal. Peterson field doesn't sound too close to the airport if I remember correctly. http://www.springsgov.com/AirportPage.aspx?PageID=1788 Cabs tend to be pricey. I would check with the shuttle services first. You might check with Colorado Tour Lines and Gray Line and see what they offer. The guided tour might be worth a few extra dollars.
Answer 2 :
Well at least you don't have to go to the Denver Bus Station. That would be expensive. First I'm not in Colorado Springs. But I did take a flight from there one time about 15 years ago. I used a shuttle from Denver to get there. I can tell you that the Airport is in the middle of nowhere. The is no bus service at the Airport. The general general mode of transportation to get the the bus stop you want , would be a taxicab. First problem, the cab driver would have a hard time finding the right place to let you out. If he did manage to let you out at the right place. You'd be waiting on the side of the road for up to one hour waiting for that bus. Then transferring to another bus that runs once an hour. Since you say you have only a few short days here, forget that plan. Don't wast your time that way. Just take the cab from the Airport to the Greyhound Bus Station 120 South Weber Street in Colorado Springs. I don't know the price. It will probably be a bit expensive, but at least you'll get there in 15 - 20 min, instead of hours. If you have any extra time you can walk around Downtown Colorado Springs, before you catch your bus. Enjoy your trip
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
About Traveling to Colorado Springs....any recomendations on places to stay or go
Traveling to Colorado Springs....any recomendations on places to stay or go?
I'm trying to find a nice hotel with mountain views and some ideas on places to go or things to do while I'm there. Anything will be a help. Thanks!
Other - United States - 1 Answers
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http://www.broadmoor.com/ http://www.bluelineengineering.com/Visiting.html http://www.cograilway.com/ http://www.gardenofgods.com/home/index.cfm?flash=1 http://parks.state.co.us/Parks/Mueller/ check these link for places like Mueller State park, Garden Of The Gods, the Cog Railway, and The Broadmoor Hotel
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I'm trying to find a nice hotel with mountain views and some ideas on places to go or things to do while I'm there. Anything will be a help. Thanks!
Other - United States - 1 Answers
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http://www.broadmoor.com/ http://www.bluelineengineering.com/Visiting.html http://www.cograilway.com/ http://www.gardenofgods.com/home/index.cfm?flash=1 http://parks.state.co.us/Parks/Mueller/ check these link for places like Mueller State park, Garden Of The Gods, the Cog Railway, and The Broadmoor Hotel
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Monday, November 1, 2010
About We will we landing in Denver & traveling by car to Colorado Springs, is there anything we should see on the wa
We will we landing in Denver & traveling by car to Colorado Springs, is there anything we should see on the wa?
way? My husband & I will land in Denver about noon in a little over a week from now. We are headed to COS but we will stay there for a few weeks so we will see Pikes Peak, etc....since we have a day where we can stop anywhere on the way to COS is there anywhere we should stop & visit?
Denver - 7 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Some of the sites you can see while driving from Denver to Colorado Springs (70 miles ) are Red Rocks Amphitheater, Dinosaur Ridge, Tiny Town 9 a miniature town ) Casa Bonita ( a typical Restaurant ) Pikes Ridge. Hope you are having fun. I would love to go there.Oh and skiing if you like to do that.
Answer 2 :
It's only a half hour drive so all you are really going to see is Castle Rock.
Answer 3 :
Not really........if you want to go a little out of the way.....Royal Gorge is kinda neat.........do a yahoo search.......
Answer 4 :
More like an hour drive. There's not much to see. I-25 is right on the line between the edge of the prairie and the mountains. The population of Denver goes mostly north of it, to the south toward Pueblo its pretty much zip. It's The West, so buy some guns and hunt jackrabbits? Probably some mining history there if you want to look it up.
Answer 5 :
Just North of the Springs there is a Mining Museum and the Air Force Academy.
Answer 6 :
There are tons of things you can do. You travel to the Rockies and see the Aspen trees. Also, there's Brackenridge, Aspen, and other places to visit. I think Denver has an outstanding zoo. I don't know the name of the place, but there is a restaurant there that serves excellent grass-fed bison, too.
Answer 7 :
Denver: -16th Street Mall -See’s candies tour -Hammonds Candy factory tour (free candy samples) -Tour state capital -Tour Brown Palace -Denver Mint (get reservations early) -Molly Brown house -Botanic gardens -Denver Zoo -Denver Museum of Nature and Science -Ocean Journey -Elitch Gardens amusement park -Lakeside amusement park -Water World -Invesco Field Tour Golden: -Lookout Mountain (Buffalo Bills grave and bison herd) -Colorado Mills Mall -Red Rocks Amphitheater (concert or movie) -Dinosaur Ridge -Town of Morrison -Railroad Museum Castle Rock: -Hike to the castle rock -Outlet Mall Centennial / Parker / Aurora: -Amazing Jake's -Park Meadows mall -The Wildlife Experience CO Springs: -Flying W Ranch rodeo, dinner, shows -Seven Falls -Cheyenne Mountain Zoo -Garden of the Gods -Colorado Gators -Tour Air Force Academy -US Olympic Complex -Royal Gorge rail road, bridge, and park -Pikes Peak road or cog railway -Paint Mines park -Manitou Springs -Cave of the Winds -Manitou cliff dwellings -Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine -Patsy's chocolate factory tours -Miramont Castle tours and Victorian lunches -Colorado Wolf and Wildlife center Then of course there's the scenic drives, skiing, hiking, camping, fishing, rafting, etc all over the mountains. Tourist sites: http://www.colorado.com http://www.denver.org/ http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/CO-… http://www.coloradoinfo.com/
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way? My husband & I will land in Denver about noon in a little over a week from now. We are headed to COS but we will stay there for a few weeks so we will see Pikes Peak, etc....since we have a day where we can stop anywhere on the way to COS is there anywhere we should stop & visit?
Denver - 7 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Some of the sites you can see while driving from Denver to Colorado Springs (70 miles ) are Red Rocks Amphitheater, Dinosaur Ridge, Tiny Town 9 a miniature town ) Casa Bonita ( a typical Restaurant ) Pikes Ridge. Hope you are having fun. I would love to go there.Oh and skiing if you like to do that.
Answer 2 :
It's only a half hour drive so all you are really going to see is Castle Rock.
Answer 3 :
Not really........if you want to go a little out of the way.....Royal Gorge is kinda neat.........do a yahoo search.......
Answer 4 :
More like an hour drive. There's not much to see. I-25 is right on the line between the edge of the prairie and the mountains. The population of Denver goes mostly north of it, to the south toward Pueblo its pretty much zip. It's The West, so buy some guns and hunt jackrabbits? Probably some mining history there if you want to look it up.
Answer 5 :
Just North of the Springs there is a Mining Museum and the Air Force Academy.
Answer 6 :
There are tons of things you can do. You travel to the Rockies and see the Aspen trees. Also, there's Brackenridge, Aspen, and other places to visit. I think Denver has an outstanding zoo. I don't know the name of the place, but there is a restaurant there that serves excellent grass-fed bison, too.
Answer 7 :
Denver: -16th Street Mall -See’s candies tour -Hammonds Candy factory tour (free candy samples) -Tour state capital -Tour Brown Palace -Denver Mint (get reservations early) -Molly Brown house -Botanic gardens -Denver Zoo -Denver Museum of Nature and Science -Ocean Journey -Elitch Gardens amusement park -Lakeside amusement park -Water World -Invesco Field Tour Golden: -Lookout Mountain (Buffalo Bills grave and bison herd) -Colorado Mills Mall -Red Rocks Amphitheater (concert or movie) -Dinosaur Ridge -Town of Morrison -Railroad Museum Castle Rock: -Hike to the castle rock -Outlet Mall Centennial / Parker / Aurora: -Amazing Jake's -Park Meadows mall -The Wildlife Experience CO Springs: -Flying W Ranch rodeo, dinner, shows -Seven Falls -Cheyenne Mountain Zoo -Garden of the Gods -Colorado Gators -Tour Air Force Academy -US Olympic Complex -Royal Gorge rail road, bridge, and park -Pikes Peak road or cog railway -Paint Mines park -Manitou Springs -Cave of the Winds -Manitou cliff dwellings -Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine -Patsy's chocolate factory tours -Miramont Castle tours and Victorian lunches -Colorado Wolf and Wildlife center Then of course there's the scenic drives, skiing, hiking, camping, fishing, rafting, etc all over the mountains. Tourist sites: http://www.colorado.com http://www.denver.org/ http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/CO-… http://www.coloradoinfo.com/
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About Where do I find a rideshare from Orange County, CA to Colorado Springs, CO
Where do I find a rideshare from Orange County, CA to Colorado Springs, CO?
I am relocating to a small town east of Colorado Springs for work. After researching the cost of renting a cargo van, I found the cost of the move is way out of my price range. Where do I find a network or classified section that targets people sharing travel expenses and carpooling cross country?
Other - United States - 2 Answers
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http://www.erideshare.com/ http://www.carpoolworld.com/
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Post it on Craigslist. Just be careful who you go with!
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I am relocating to a small town east of Colorado Springs for work. After researching the cost of renting a cargo van, I found the cost of the move is way out of my price range. Where do I find a network or classified section that targets people sharing travel expenses and carpooling cross country?
Other - United States - 2 Answers
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http://www.erideshare.com/ http://www.carpoolworld.com/
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Post it on Craigslist. Just be careful who you go with!
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