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#St. george shuttle mccarren airport terminal 3 drivers
#St. george shuttle mccarren airport terminal 3 driver
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As we drove back the windows were still kept closed, and his mask was riding below his nose. We were probably there for fifteen minutes. He did not open up the doors and windows as we waited for more people to arrive in order to completely fill up the van to max. The windows were closed, and he had clearly been exhaling into the car all the way from Springdale. The driver, an elderly man was not wearing his mask as he drove up. I was surprised that that the shuttle was being run at 100% capacity, in other words, crammed full, but the driver, a younger woman, kept her mask on and kept the windows open. In this time of Covid, this shuttle ride is without question the most risky situation I've been in. I’ll recommend to Backroads that they find an alternative company to refer their customers to. That, “It’s a Mercedes, so it should” but if worse came to worst he could roll down the Windows! The ENTIRE trip to LAS was super uncomfortable.

When I asked if the vehicle would cool off once we hit the road he responded that he really didn’t know. He just didn’t seem very focused on customer service.

#St. george shuttle mccarren airport terminal 3 driver

At that point the driver seemed to change his tune and walked toward me saying that he would close the door if I wanted him to. I couldn’t take the heat and chose to take my water bottle and sit in the shade. There was absolutely no air coming out of the vents. It was 100 degrees outside and I stood up to make sure the ceiling vents were open as it had become stifling hot. I asked if I could close the doors, thinking any cool air might have helped cool it down but he stated that we were waiting on two more people to join and would then close up and go. He left the engine running but left both his door and the side door wide open. The drive insisted we go ahead and find a seat in the van so we did so. We were 15 minutes early and had planned to sit inside the building to wait before boarding. This afternoon my husband and I took the shuttle from St. This is one of 6 or more companies that go back and forth in their polluting vans taking advantage of the cuts in the number of seats available in the NPS shuttle and the huge demand.ĭon't be like me, login at the right time to get your shuttle tickets or at least use another company! They are actually a bit cheaper and have more frequent service. If this was a $1 service I would not mind, but we paid almost $50/person for a 15 minute drive. The problem with this company is that they are disorganized, they have poor communication between their drivers, they have NO dispatch and that they allow people to hop on their vans earlier than scheduled, leaving the scheduled customers to wait ungodly amounts of time. I received no notice from the company that they heard about my complaint. We arrived more than an hour later than scheduled in Springdale. They have no dispatch and NO radio communication between them. Obviously the female driver who knew we were waiting did not notify him. He explained that him and another driver were in their very late lunch break sitting at the temple and doing nothing while we were waiting. Instead of driving us down to Springdale, he takes the trip back to the Sinawava temple and waits another few minutes for stray customers, then brings us down in town. Of note, in the 50 minutes we waited prior to our scheduled departure, NO van passed by (except for 2 dozen of other companies that were buzzing like busy bees - Red Rock was there in the parking lot at least 10 times).Ĥ0 minutes later another driver comes in: 'I heard there are some angry customers here'.

#St. george shuttle mccarren airport terminal 3 drivers

She told me that I would have to 'wait a bit' because there are 5 drivers going back and forth and soon another van will come. We arrived early at the grotto but unfortunately when the driver arrived in the parking lot, she told us she has only 2 available spots in the van instead of 3. He had a huge sign that basically asked for tips. The morning trip to the Grotto was fine, the driver gave some good advice but also gave uncalled and excessively dramatic information about the Angels Landing.