Lyon Airport has many restaurants, cafes, and fast-food options, both before and after security. You can also shop at duty-free stores, souvenir shops, and convenience stores for snacks, drinks, and travel essentials.
Yes, you are allowed to cancel or change your transfer, although be mindful to do it time in advance to ensure a full or partial refund. Contact AlpNav for more information on the policy of cancellation or change.
Yes, both shared and private transfers are ideal for families and groups, with private transfers offering vehicles of different sizes, all-inclusive pricing, and personalized service for a comfortable and convenient journey.
In the event of a flight delay into Lyon Airport, we recommend keeping us informed of any schedule changes. You should consult the airport team or call the AlpNav team so they can adjust your trip accordingly.
You should book as early as possible, ideally weeks in advance, especially during peak seasons.
Lyon Airport is busiest during the summer months (May to July) and winter holidays, especially on Fridays and Sundays. The busiest times of day are mornings (5 a.m. to 10 a.m.) and late afternoons to early evenings.
Yes, luggage trolleys are available at Lyon Airport and can be used with a refundable €1 deposit or a free token. They are located in car parks, near check-in areas, and in the arrivals halls.
Yes, Lyon-Saint Exupery Airport (LYS) has both ATMs and currency exchange services available for passengers. The primary provider is Global Cash, with currency exchange and ATMs located in different areas of the terminals.
Yes, there is free WiFi in the area referred to as Dammarie-les-Lys in France.
Lyon Airport has restaurants and cafes, shops, lounges, free WiFi, and ATMs. Transport options include the Rhonexpress tram, car rentals, and long-term or valet parking. Other services include currency exchange, a medical center, pharmacy, and assistance for children traveling alone, passengers with reduced mobility, and VIP services.
Yes, Lyon Airport has luggage storage through Safe Bag. They offer storage and wrapping for suitcases and hand luggage. Note that valuables and perishable items are not accepted, and the service is available for passengers with a departing flight within 24 hours.
Pre-booked transfers and private shuttles usually pick you up at the Arrivals area of Terminals 1. Look for clearly marked pickup zones or meet your driver in the arrivals hall. Taxis also have designated spots in front of each terminal and at the TGV station.
Yes, but you must inform the transfer company when booking. Make sure to select the “Bringing Skis” option or contact customer service so they can provide a vehicle with enough space. This usually doesn’t cost extra.
Transfer times vary by resort, usually between 2 and 4 hours. For example, Courchevel or Meribel is about 2–2 hours 30 minutes, while Val d’Isere or Les Menuires can take around 3 hours 30 minutes or more. Times depend on traffic, weather, and winter road conditions.
Yes, AlpNav allows you to choose between a shared fixed point transfer, door-to-door, or a private transfer from Lyon Airport to your preferred destination.
Choose a shared shuttle, private transfer, or hybrid service. Visit the website, select Lyon Airport as your pick-up and your ski resort as the destination, then fill in your flight details and complete the booking. It’s best to book early, especially during peak season, to guarantee availability and better rates.
Many French ski resorts are 1 to 3 hours’ drive from Lyon Airport. For example, Chamrousse is about 1 hour 30 minutes away, Les Deux Alpes around 2 hours, La Clusaz about 2 hours 20 minutes, and Les Arcs roughly 3 hours. Nearby resorts in the Chartreuse region are quickest to reach, while larger ski areas like Paradiski take longer.
