Really fun when you get to sit up front with the driver!!!! You go all the way up to the top of the mountain where you can have lunch and enjoy the view!!!!

My fiancé and I were in Denver for a concert. We were staying downtown at the Renaissance. We wanted to find a safe way to get to the venue and figured uber would be expensive and go into surge pricing after the show. We were able to hang out at some of the breweries near Union Station for a few hours, got a couple crowlers of our favorite for the bus ride. Everyone was extremely friendly and we were all there for the same reason. It was a very neat experience. They even provided snacks and water! Definitely the best way to go see a show at Red Rocks!

The Bus Tour to Love land Ski Resort was awesome.. Front range Ski bus delivered above & beyond everything they said they would.. The bus was always prompt & the Vibe on the bus was great.. Everyone was extremely..friendly & very helpful.. we appreciated all the great ski tips & extra snacks & drinks they gave out.. Thank you for making our first time in Denver such a great experience!

Besides no one that was catching the Red Rocks shuttle knowing exactly where we were being picked up, the ride there was pleasant overall. However, we were left stranded in the parking lot afterwards. We had to bargain with the only bus left headed back to Denver to get back. We had gone straight back to the parking lot as instructed, the problem lies with the fact that there is zero signage to the various lots upon leaving the venue. The route that eventually got us there was more of a hiking trail than an established path. Bring a flashlight.

I was visiting friends and family in Denver and no one else could escape on a Thursday for a day of skiing... so I took the Front Range Ski Bus up to Loveland. It was awesome. They picked me (and a handful of other folks) up in front of Union Station right on time. Our skis were loaded in the back compartment of the shuttle bus. It was clean and roomy. We were greeted by one of the owners and then we rode out of town and picked more folks up at a second location. Our guide was friendly, upbeat and engaging. She truly seemed interested in learning about where we were from, if we'd skied Loveland or Copper before, and if we'd spent much time in Colorado before. We were given plenty of snacks, water, and juice and were warned about altitude sickness (and how to prevent it). She even passed around sunblock for those who needed it. I bought my lift pass through Front Range and it saved me both time and money. It was nice to take a nap and relax on the way back to Denver. All in all, it was a great experience.