I missed the article, but the Vancouver Sun recently ran a piece about MetroNaps sleep pods at Vancouver International Aiport. From the company’s website:
The MetroNaps pod was designed with one thing in mind: the Powernap. Its contours are perfect for napping; its mechanical processes are perfect for waking. The MetroNaps pod is the culmination of three years of research. It is built with the highest quality materials and workmanship.
It’s CAN $15 for the first 20 minutes, and $5/5 minutes thereafter. That seems like highway robbery, but I’d probably pay it in a second to score thirty or forty minutes of shut-eye to offset the jetlag.
While searching for this new gadget, I happened upon the excellent website Sleeping in Airports. Reports about Vancouver’s airports are generally positive.
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Saw it in the paper today – apparently the initial deal is $15 for two hours, which strikes me as a good price… $15 for 20 minutes is a bit high…
Richard: That’s just the introductory rate. The regular rate (according to the Globe and Mail), is as I stated it.
Oh, yeah – the introductory rate is the SANE one… The one that I’d actually consider paying. These would be great in college lobbies too – I know I would have made use of them there…
Another great travel resource (while we’re on travel) is Fly Budget.com A complete listing of North American and European budget airlines, along the start and end cities. It’s AMAZING how many there are, especially in Europe. I mean, I knew Ryanair, but had no idea budget airlines went to soooo many places. The site is a pet project of an avid budget-traveller, who goes by the moniker Fwoggie.