Rehearsal Dinner

Tivoli Lodge

Welcome Party

Wedding Day

Vail Interfaith Chapel

Ceremony

Reception

Brunch

Our Wedding

Our Story

Photos

Aine O'Rourke

Kaitlyn Kalmar-Cogburn

Alexa Levison

Morgan Krantz

Taylor Litofsky

Lilia Thomas-Spear

Connor Perry

Katie Simon

Clay Smith

Alex Smith

TJ McCready

Evan Breeden

Stevie Rosen

Matt Wainstein

Matt Fink

Jayce Levison

Wedding Party

Book online at the above link;If you have trouble booking or would rather speak to someone on the phone, you can call 970-476-5615 and ask for Debbie or Donovan. Hotel Room Block Group Code: 2608LEVISO The room block rate is for Friday-Sunday. However, if you would like to extend your trip, call Debbie or Donovan to get the group rate up to 3 days prior or after the weekend.

Hotel

Flying into Denver International Airport (DEN)Renting a Car &amp; Driving-Time &amp; distance:&nbsp;Vail is about&nbsp;120 miles (193&nbsp;km) west of DEN&nbsp;along I‑70. In good weather the drive takes&nbsp;around 2&nbsp;hours.Rental car logistics:&nbsp;DEN has more than ten major rental‑car companies on airport property. Companies such as Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Sixt, Payless, Fox, National, Thrifty, Hertz, Alamo and Avis operate at DEN.&nbsp;&nbsp;Courtesy shuttles&nbsp;take travelers from Jeppesen Terminal to the rental‑car lots; shuttles pick up on&nbsp;Level&nbsp;5, Island&nbsp;4&nbsp;outside doors&nbsp;505–513 (east)&nbsp;and&nbsp;504–512 (west).Shared Shuttles &amp; Ride‑Share Vans-Epic Mountain Express:&nbsp;The major shared‑ride shuttle. Travel time from DEN to Vail is&nbsp;around 3–3½&nbsp;hours&nbsp;each way (season &amp; traffic dependent). Winter fares range&nbsp;$79–$139 per person&nbsp;(discounted to $63–$111 for Epic Pass holders) and spring/summer/fall fares are&nbsp;$69–$89 per person. EME’s counter is on the baggage‑claim level at DEN (across from carousel&nbsp;#12/door&nbsp;512); you can book online or at the airport. The shuttle makes drop‑offs at hotels and lodging in Vail and Beaver Creek.Other private shuttle services:&nbsp;Peak&nbsp;1&nbsp;Express, Blue&nbsp;Sky&nbsp;Limo, Colorado Airport Express and similar companies offer door‑to‑door transfers. Many provide either scheduled shuttles or private vans and SUV service. Prices and schedules vary; booking ahead is essential.Public Transportation (Budget‑Friendly)-RTD A&nbsp;Line Train&nbsp;– From the airport’s rail station, the A&nbsp;Line commuter rail goes to Denver’s Union Station in&nbsp;about 37&nbsp;minutes&nbsp;and costs&nbsp;$10 each way. Trains run every 15&nbsp;minutes most of the day, and cars have overhead storage for luggage.Bustang West Line&nbsp;– At Union Station, board CDOT’s&nbsp;Bustang&nbsp;(blue coach bus) to the Vail Transportation Center. Multiple departures run daily; typical travel time to Vail is&nbsp;about 2½&nbsp;hours. Fares from Union Station to Vail are&nbsp;$20 per adult,&nbsp;$10 per child (2–11)&nbsp;and&nbsp;$15 for seniors/disabled. Buses have Wi‑Fi, power outlets and restrooms.Pegasus Shuttle&nbsp;– CDOT’s smaller&nbsp;Pegasus&nbsp;vans seat about 11 passengers and use the I‑70 express lane. They depart Union Station every few hours (more frequently on weekends) with stops at the Federal Center, Idaho&nbsp;Springs, Frisco, Vail and Avon. Adult fare from Union Station to Vail/Avon is&nbsp;$20 (children $10, seniors/disabled $15). Luggage space is limited to one carry‑on and a ski/snowboard; for larger bags use the Bustang.Tip:&nbsp;Travelers on a budget can combine the&nbsp;A&nbsp;Line ($10)&nbsp;with&nbsp;Bustang or Pegasus ($20)&nbsp;for a roughly&nbsp;$30 one‑way trip. Total travel time (train + bus) is about&nbsp;3&nbsp;hours, and both options terminate at Vail’s Transportation Center, where the free town bus system awaits.Getting Around VailOnce in Vail, the&nbsp;Town of Vail Transit Department&nbsp;operates one of the largest free bus systems in the U.S. Buses run year‑round and provide timely service throughout Vail and to Vail Mountain. Real‑time arrival information is available at&nbsp;<a href="http://ride.vail.gov/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ride.vail.gov</a>. Buses are free to ride but note the rules (no pets, no smoking/alcohol, stand behind the yellow line, etc.). Flying into Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE)Renting a Car &amp; Driving-Time &amp; distance:&nbsp;EGE is much closer to Vail—about 35&nbsp;miles (56&nbsp;km)&nbsp;away. The drive along I‑70 takes&nbsp;around 30&nbsp;minutes&nbsp;(allow extra time in peak seasons).Rental car logistics:&nbsp;EGE’s terminal houses desks for several rental companies. In‑terminal agencies include&nbsp;Avis,&nbsp;Budget,&nbsp;Dollar,&nbsp;Enterprise,&nbsp;Hertz,&nbsp;National&nbsp;and&nbsp;Sixt; off‑airport options include Go&nbsp;Rentals and Thrifty. Vehicles are limited during busy periods, so reserve early.Shuttles &amp; Ride‑Share VansEpic Mountain Express:&nbsp;Offers scheduled shared shuttles and private SUVs from EGE. Travel time to Vail is&nbsp;about 50&nbsp;minutes&nbsp;and distance&nbsp;38&nbsp;miles. Fares from EGE start at&nbsp;about $49 per person. Shuttles should be booked in advance; they meet incoming flights.Other shuttle companies:&nbsp;Peak&nbsp;1&nbsp;Express, Blue&nbsp;Sky&nbsp;Limo and local transportation firms also offer transfers between EGE and Vail/Beaver&nbsp;Creek.Public Transportation (Core&nbsp;Transit)-Core&nbsp;Transit/Eagle Valley Transportation Authority:&nbsp;The county transit system operates the&nbsp;Valley Route between Gypsum (EGE), Eagle, Edwards, Avon, Beaver&nbsp;Creek and Vail.&nbsp;&nbsp;Fares to/from EGE (Gypsum)&nbsp;are&nbsp;$3 per ride for adults, and&nbsp;kids 18&nbsp;and under ride free. Tickets must be purchased through the mobile app (no cash on board). While the bus is free along most of the route, fares are required within Gypsum (the airport).Schedule &amp; luggage:&nbsp;Buses run hourly or better during the day (winter and summer schedules vary). Luggage is allowed but must remain under your control; drivers cannot assist with baggage. Travel time from EGE to Vail is roughly&nbsp;50–60&nbsp;minutes.Connecting to Vail’s free bus:&nbsp;The Core&nbsp;Transit Valley Route stops at the&nbsp;Vail Transportation Center, where you can transfer to Vail’s free town buses for lodging and activities.Summary for EGE:Because EGE is close to Vail, renting a car or using a shuttle is often the easiest option. Core&nbsp;Transit provides a budget‑friendly alternative, though you’ll need to manage luggage and download the fare app. Once in Vail, the town’s free bus system can get you anywhere in the village.

Travel to Vail

This is our favorite thing to do in Vail- check it out Sunday morning!

Vail Farmers' Market

Betty Ford Alpine Gardens

Ride the Vail Gondolas up to the top of the mountain for an amazing view!

Gondola One

Vail Golf Club

Vail has many beautiful hiking trails- check out AllTrails!

Hiking

The town of Vail is very walkable with plenty of shops and great food to last the whole weekend!

Walk and Shop

Things to Do

Registry

levison-orourke.com

Avi & Ella