A private car from Denver International Airport to Breckenridge means your chauffeur is waiting at baggage claim when you land, the ski bags go in the back, and the next stop is your front door. No van full of strangers, no 45-minute wait for the shuttle to fill, no stops in every town on the way.
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What is included
- Meet and greet at baggage claim with a name sign
- Flight tracking: a delayed flight moves your pickup, not your price
- Door-to-door service to any address in Breckenridge, Blue River, Frisco, Keystone, Copper Mountain, Silverthorne or Dillon
- Luggage, ski and snowboard bags, strollers and golf bags at no extra charge in the vehicle assigned to you
- Child and booster seats on request
- Optional grocery stop in Frisco or Silverthorne
- Professional, licensed and insured chauffeurs; vehicles sized to your party from a luxury SUV to a Sprinter van or coach
Vehicles
Tell us how many people and how many bags and we match the vehicle. Typical pairings: a luxury SUV for up to 4 guests with skis, an executive Sprinter van for 6 to 12, and mini-coaches for larger groups. Every vehicle sent up I-70 in winter is equipped for mountain driving.
The drive
DIA to Breckenridge is about 105 miles: E-470 or I-70 across Denver, up through the Eisenhower-Johnson Tunnel at 11,158 feet, down to Frisco and south on Highway 9 into town. Two hours on a clear weekday; longer on Friday and Sunday afternoons, during holiday weeks and whenever it snows. Colorado’s traction law applies to I-70 in winter, which is one more reason to let a professional in a properly equipped vehicle do the driving.
Private car vs. shared shuttle vs. rental car
Shared shuttles are the cheapest option for one or two travelers who do not mind waiting for the van to fill and stopping along the way. A private car wins for families, groups, late flights and anyone who wants to be at the condo by a specific time. If you plan to drive around during your stay, compare the cost of a round-trip transfer with an AWD rental delivered to your condo by our sister company Summit Rental Car; many guests take the car service up and skip the rental altogether, because Breckenridge is walkable and the free town bus covers the rest.
Also arriving at altitude?
Breckenridge sits at 9,600 feet. If anyone in your party is sensitive to altitude, our sister company Breckenridge Oxygen can have an oxygen concentrator waiting in your condo the day you arrive.
Denver airport to Breckenridge: questions
How long is the drive from DIA to Breckenridge?
Plan on two hours in good conditions. Friday and Sunday afternoons, holiday weeks and snowstorms can push it to three or more. We build that into your pickup time and keep you updated.
Where do I meet my driver at Denver airport?
At baggage claim in the main terminal, holding a sign with your name. If you have carry-on only, we meet you at the same spot. Your confirmation email includes the driver’s mobile number.
What if my flight is delayed?
We track every inbound flight. A delay moves your pickup, not your price. If a flight is cancelled, tell us the new flight and we reschedule at no charge whenever we can.
Can we stop at a grocery store on the way up?
Yes. A 20 to 30 minute stop at the Frisco or Silverthorne grocery stores is a common request; ask for it in the quote form so it is in the price.
Is a private car worth it versus the shared shuttle?
For two people on a flexible schedule, a shared shuttle is cheaper. For families, groups of four or more, late arrivals or anyone with ski bags and a specific condo check-in, a private vehicle usually costs about the same per person and saves one to two hours of waiting and stops.
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Serving Breckenridge, Frisco, Keystone, Copper Mountain, Silverthorne, Dillon, Vail and Beaver Creek, and Denver International Airport