Updated 14th June 2024
RISE FESTIVAL AIRPORT TRANSFERS FROM £30pp
The Rise Festival is returning for 2024! The pre-Christmas party in the Alps runs from the 7th – 14th December. It promises to be one of the best ski parties of the season.
The Rise festival is located in Les Deux Alpes, in the southern French Alps. The resort offers fantastic skiing and even better apres-ski. The Main Stage and Indoor Arena will as always be playing host to some big names.
If you’re planning your travels, you’re probably asking ‘How do I get to the Rise festival‘? The answer: with Ben’s Bus! All our Rise airport transfers are carbon neutral and make 3 stops in the resort so you won’t be far from your accommodation. One Way transfers cost from £34pp but if you’re travelling in a group, you’ll pay even less.
WHICH AIRPORT IS CLOSEST TO THE RISE FESTIVAL?
– Grenoble Airport is the closest airport to the RISE festival in Les Deux Alpes. It’s only 68 miles away and when the traffic is good. This means the journey takes a mere 1 hour 45 minutes!! View the route from Grenoble Airport to the Rise festival in googlemaps.
– Lyon Airport is the 2nd closest 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 in googlemaps.
– Geneva Airport is furthest airport at 134 miles away, but you need to cross an international road border. This can cause delays to the journey.
GRENOBLE AIRPORT BUS TRANSFERS TO THE RISE FESTIVAL
Ben’s Bus has laid on extra buses for the festival dates. This means you’ll spend less time in the airport and more time at the RISE festival. Our prices are an unbeatable £59.50pp Return, £34pp Single, but with our group discounts, you could pay just under £30pp Single.
We will have a bus to meet every single scheduled flight into and out of Grenoble Airport.
Make sure you book early as we expect to sell out. Upgrade to Ben’s Bus Plus in case your flight changes. Find out more on our Grenoble Airport to Les Deux Alpes page. The available flights include:
easyJet from London Luton, London Gatwick and Bristol on the 7th, and back again on the 14th (as well as to Edinburgh and Manchester).
Jet2 from Newcastle (and back to London Stansted, Birmingham and Manchester on the 14th December).
BA flies to and from London Heathrow and also back to London Gatwick on the 14th December.
Wizzair have flights available from London Luton. Skyscanner is a great website to compare prices and see which airports you can use.
Ryanair will have flights back to Manchester, Birmingham, London Stansted, London Luton, Bristol and Dublin on the 14th December.
LYON AIRPORT BUS TRANSFERS TO THE RISE FESTIVAL
Lyon Airport to Les Deux Alpes Transfers take a little longer than from Grenoble Airport, at just over 2 hours. All buses are direct to the RISE Festival. One of our 3 stops in resort is right outside the main meeting point for the festival. A Return costs £75pp and a Single costs £41.50, but with our group discounts, you could be paying just £36.
Our first bus on the 7th December will leave at 09:10 and our last bus at 21:30. For the return on the 14th December, our first bus will arrive at Lyon Airport at about 06:45 in time for any flight departing after 08:40
As always with Ben’s Bus, a rep will meet you at Lyon Airport and in resort to make sure you get on the bus.
GENEVA AIRPORT TO THE RISE FESTIVAL
We do not operate any transfers from Geneva Airport. Although it is well serviced by many flights, is the furthest airport from Les Deux Alpes and the least convenient. You would need to cross the international road border between Switzerland and France and the transfer takes quite a long time.
If you’ve found cheaper flights to Geneva, make you sure you factor in the cost of the transfers and add everything up to make a true comparison with flying into the much more convenient Lyon or Grenoble Airport. Geneva Airport should be avoided as there are so many flights coming into Lyon and Grenoble which are both much closer.
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