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Valle de Bravo - getting there and back.
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earth turns and wind burns
(2024/12/25 18:57:03)
Valle de Bravo - getting there and back.
(2014/12/21 13:15:00)
At the monthly Wings of Rogallo club meeting I presented the logistics of getting to and from Valle de Bravo. Since quite a few of my friends are going to the
Worlds in 2015, I thought it helpful to share. The first thing to decide is where to fly into . While Toluca is closer, it is more expensive and flying with a hang glider as luggage might be more hassle on a smaller plane, or
maybe not. I've experienced plenty of hassle on big planes too. I flew into MEX - mexico city, without a glider
with Southwest airlines, which just started flying there for around $400 - obviously depends on where you are coming from.
Next Choice :
- Rent Car - ? ,
- Bus - cheap,
- Taxi ~ $350 !!
- Shuttle ~ depends on number in party.
BUSES
There are two ways to get there by bus. Caminante straight from
MEX airport, with a change at Toluca airport ( you may not actually have to change buses).
Or with Zina Bus - which
runs from Terminal de Autobuses del Poniente - AKA Observatorio stop on the Metro, which is probably the fastest way there. Especially any time around rush
hour. Mexico City Metro map For the Metro just walk westward through the
terminal, out the end on the ground floor, if you are lucky you might notice a metro/subway sign. Keep going you actually can't miss the stairs down.
Here's the schedule on the website. If I were travelling solo without a glider I would go this route. Here's the schedule on the website. If I were travelling solo without a glider I would go this route. Hope this is useful, I sure
could have used it before I set off ;)
Next Choice :
- Rent Car - ? ,
- Bus - cheap,
- Taxi ~ $350 !!
- Shuttle ~ depends on number in party.
BUSES
There are two ways to get there by bus. Caminante straight from
MEX airport, with a change at Toluca airport ( you may not actually have to change buses). Or with Zina Bus - which
runs from Terminal de Autobuses del Poniente - AKA Observatorio stop on the Metro, which is probably the fastest way there. Especially any time around rush
hour. Mexico City Metro map For the Metro just walk westward through the
terminal, out the end on the ground floor, if you are lucky you might notice a metro/subway sign. Keep going you actually can't miss the stairs down. Here's the schedule on the website. If I were travelling solo without a glider I would go this route. Here's the schedule on the website. If I were travelling solo without a glider I would go this route. Hope this is useful, I sure
could have used it before I set off ;)execution time : 0.004 sec