The Denver International Airport is 25 miles from downtown Denver, where the convention center is located.

Last year, CEDIA had a coupon on the airport Super Shuttle for a $17 ride to the Convention Center area. This year, the coupon is for $19, a savings of exactly $0 off the regular price of $19. What gives?

Here's more scoop on transportation.

SuperShuttle
The Denver Super Shuttle costs $19 per person each way from airport to downtown hotels.
CEDIA offers a coupon (pdf) for $19 one-way and $30 roundtrip. That's right, there's no savings off the regular price! (Last year, you got $2 off. Oh well. Keep checking coupon, maybe it'll get better.)
Buy your ticket at the SuperShuttle counter at the baggage claim level. The counter is open from 7 am to 11 pm.

Bus
The RTD's skyRide bus service costs $6 to $10, depending on where…

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The CE Express is an industry initiative headed by CEDIA president Ken Smith, which brings cyclists from across the nation together to ride and raise funds for cancer research.

Ken is finalizing details for the one-day regional rides, which will take place in cities across the United States thanks to the support of CE cyclists, riders, volunteers and our community.

The goal is to raise $80,000 – double the funds raised in 2006. Donations will be given to the Lance Armstrong Foundation, with a portion given to a local cancer charity in each region the ride takes place in. Riders within and outside of the industry are welcome.

Interested sponsors, riders and team captains are still needed. To find out more, e-mail .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

CEDIAnews.com is the single place for CEDIA show attendees to get their news and planning info.

The site generated more than 300,000 page views last year for the few months it was up (formerly talkaboutcedia.com).

"When you first told me about the site [last year], I thought it was such a great idea! Every year, regardless of planning, when we go…