One of the things travel experts will routinely tell you when you’re looking for ways to find cheaper fares is to be flexible. That usually means things like researching more than one travel date around the date you think you want to fly, or being willing to set a 4am alarm if that’s the best way to get a cheap flight (it is).
But I’d like to suggest another thing you might want to consider when you’re learning to be a flexible traveler – flying into a different airport altogether. We recently wrote about some of the alternate airports for Vancouver International Airport, any of which might provide an opportunity to save you some money on a flight to Vancouver for the Winter Olympics, but we’d like to focus on one airport in particular for this article: SeaTac Airport.
Although there are airports closer to Vancouver than SeaTac is, it’s for that very reason – because they’re closer – that it’s much simpler to get from those airports into the city of Vancouver. From SeaTac, which is more than 130 miles south of Vancouver, it’s easy to see why it would be confusing and a bit daunting to try to figure out how to get from SeaTac to Vancouver.
But you don’t have to figure it out. That’s what we’re here for. Here are the best ways of getting from SeaTac Airport to Vancouver.