SuperShuttle is Giving Winter Airport Transportation a Garage Sale
15 percent off any round trip starting January 1 through March 15
Looking for a cheap way to get to and from the airport this winter? Want to skip having to expose your car to the elements and pay ridiculous rates for long or short term parking? SuperShuttle, the nation's largest shared ride service to and from 33 airports, is giving Winter travelers a break by offering 15 percent discounts on all round trips booked between January 1 through March 15, 2010. The "Winter Garage Sale" is only for residential customers and requires a round-trip booking.
SuperShuttle is relatively new to the Chicago area, but we've used a number of times on trips out to the west coast, especially in the Los Angeles area where nothing is close to the airport. I was especially happy to see them finally come to both of Chicago's airports in the last year.
Not only is does this offer make SuperShuttle on of the least expensive options for traveling this winter, but using SuperShuttle also allows you to earn additional airline miles on participating carriers including; Delta Airlines SkyMiles, Frontier Airlines EarlyReturns, Northwest Airlines WorldPerks, United Airlines Mileage Plus, or US Airways Dividend Miles programs.
"SuperShuttle wants to promote parking your car in your own garage and letting them do the driving this winter," said Ken Testani, senior vice president of global marketing for SuperShuttle. "Not only is this a good incentive to share a ride, but we want customers to know that sharing on SuperShuttle to and from the airport saves on gas, means fewer cars on the road and ultimately fewer greenhouse gas emissions."
For more information on Winter Garage Sale go to http://www.supershuttle.com/wintergaragesale
SuperShuttle International, based in Phoenix, AZ, serves 33 airports including Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis St. Paul, Nashville, Los Angeles, New York, Dallas/Ft. Worth, Washington, D.C. and Miami. Please go to www.supershuttle.com for more information.
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