[Travelandtourism] Shuttle service for the NFB Convention from either Dallas Love Airport or Dallas/Ft. Worth Airport

[cheryl echevarria]

If anyone needs help booking there shuttle service, make sure you have your airfare handy when doing so.
Peter if you can post this to our website as well.

Below is a link to the working NFB National Convention portal:http://www.yellowcheckershuttle.com/nfb And for direct signup or text linking:
http://yellowcheckershuttle.hudsonltd.net/res?USERIDENTRY=G119810&LOGON=GOTo receive the discount rate attendees must use the link above. Airport Transportation DiscountGO Yellow Checker Shuttle is offering discount airport transportation
(from either DFW or Love Field) for attendance to the
National Federation of the Blind National Convention 
Click on the button below to learn about several transportation options these include:
Airport Shuttle ride share web-tickets (Best Price Option “NO Fuel Surcharge Fee” ) …  
$32.00 roundtrip online
or
$16.00 oneway online
This is a shared ride service which means that the driver has 25 minutes on airport property from the time the 1st passenger is placed in the vehicle.
There may be other passengers going to various locations. Exclusive (Private non-stop) Van service for up to 10 passengers.......... $85.00 each way 
SAVE $35.00 one way or $70.00 roundtrip booked online
This shuttle leaves as soon as you or your party boards. Airport Lincoln Town Car Service Web-tickets…………………………$74.00 each way
An online reservation qualifies you for discounts from your city of origin thru our partner company, Go Airport Shuttle.com.
Once the online reservation is made for your DFW transportation, the system will automatically make these discounts if available. 

Airport Transportation Web Reservation Portal 
(service provided by GO-Yellow Checker Shuttle) 		 	   		  
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