Updated 14th June 2026
THE CHEAPEST, MOST FREQUENT & RELIABLE TRANSFERS TO THE RISE FESTIVAL : FROM ONLY £27
The Rise Festival is returning to Les Deux Alpes for 2026. The music and fun runs from the 5th – 12th December and promises to be one of the best Alpine parties of the season. Watch the video from previous Rise festivals here.
Ben’s Bus is the cheapest way of getting to the Rise Festival. We run transfers from Grenoble Airport, Lyon Airport and Geneva Airport to Les 2 Alpes.
Les Deux Alpes offers fantastic skiing and snowboarding and even better apres-ski. The Main Stage and Indoor Arena will be playing host to some big names, including Sub Focus, Chris Stussy, Badger, Hannah Laing and many more.
! NEW THIS YEAR – TRANSFERS FROM GENEVA AIRPORT !
Our prices (without any discounts) can be seen below. If you book as a group, you could get up to 15% off.
Book Now and use the Discount Code EarlyRiser10%2026 to get a further 10% off!
All our Rise airport transfers are carbon neutral and make 3 stops in the resort so you won’t be far from your accommodation.
Single Prices : Grenoble Airport £36 | Lyon Airport £43.50 | Geneva Airport £45.50
Return Prices : Grenoble Airport £63 | Lyon Airport £79 | Geneva Airport £83
WHICH AIRPORT IS BEST FOR THE RISE FESTIVAL?
– Grenoble is the closest airport to the Rise festival. It’s only 68 miles away. This means the journey can take just 1 hour 45 minutes! View the route from Grenoble Airport to the Rise festival. A Saturday Single costs £36 and a Return costs £63.
– Lyon is the next nearest airport. It’s 97 miles away and a lot of the journey is on motorways. If there is no traffic, the journey takes just over 2 hours. View the route from Lyon Airport to the Rise festival. A Single costs £43.50 and a Return costs £79.
– Geneva Airport is furthest airport at 134 miles away and the transfer usually takes about 3 hours. You need to cross an international border, which can sometimes cause delays. A Single costs £45.50 and a Return costs £83.
We know when the roads will be busy and allow extra time for the journey back to the airport during these periods.
GETTING TO THE RISE FESTIVAL FROM GRENOBLE AIRPORT
We’ve laid on extra buses, so getting to the Rise Festival is a breeze with Ben’s Bus. Travel with us and you’ll spend less time hanging around the airport and more time at the event. We run frequent services – up to 11 on a Saturday – and we’re the only transfer company to meet every scheduled flight, any day of the week.
Make sure you book early as we expect to sell out. Upgrade to Ben’s Bus Plus in case your flight changes. The airlines operating to and from Grenoble Airport include:
– easyJet : connecting with London Luton & Gatwick, Bristol, Edinburgh and Manchester
– Jet2 : connecting with Newcastle, London Stansted, Birmingham and Manchester
– BA : connecting with London Heathrow
– Wizzair : connecting with London Luton.
– Ryanair : connecting with Manchester, Birmingham, London Stansted, London Luton, Bristol and Dublin
GETTING TO THE RISE FESTIVAL FROM LYON AIRPORT
Lyon Airport to Les Deux Alpes Transfers take a little longer than from Grenoble Airport, at just over 2 hours. All our buses are non-stop and direct. One of our 3 stops in resort is right outside the main meeting point for the festival. We have around 10 departure times a day, all connecting with the main flights to and from the UK and Europe.
Skyscanner is a great website to compare prices and see which airports you can use.
As always with Ben’s Bus, a rep will greet you at Lyon Airport and in resort to make sure you get on the bus and answer any questions you may have.
GETTING TO THE RISE FESTIVAL FROM GENEVA AIRPORT
Transfers from Geneva Airport to the Rise festival take the longest time so we’d recommend choosing Grenoble or Lyon if you can. However, there are loads more flights into Geneva servicing a lot more airports. Flight prices will also probably be cheaper, so it’s worth considering if budget is your priority. We have up to 6 buses a day.
IMPORTANT! Don’t forget about the new EES Passport Control checks for non-EU citizens this winter! Read more about it in our blog post
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