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KL and Singapore
I would be travelling between KL and Singapore end of october and was
trying to find the cheapest and the best way to get there. I found MAS has a flight from KL to Changi for 200US$ and to Johor Bahru for 95US$. Is it advicable to take the flight from KL to Johor Bahru and then use some other transportation to reach Singapore or fly directly to Changi. If flying to Johor Bahru is ok, then what kind of transportation are available to get into Singapore quickly. Thanks |
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In article .com,
says... I would be travelling between KL and Singapore end of october and was trying to find the cheapest and the best way to get there. I found MAS has a flight from KL to Changi for 200US$ and to Johor Bahru for 95US$. Is it advicable to take the flight from KL to Johor Bahru and then use some other transportation to reach Singapore or fly directly to Changi. If flying to Johor Bahru is ok, then what kind of transportation are available to get into Singapore quickly. AirAsia (www.airasia.com) should have the cheapest flights. Alternatively you can take a bus (five hours). -- Alfred Molon http://www.molon.de/Galleries.htm - Photos from China, Myanmar, Brunei, Malaysia, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Nepal, Egypt, Germany, Austria, Prague, Budapest, Singapore and Portugal |
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I would be travelling between KL and Singapore end of october and was trying to find the cheapest and the best way to get there. I found MAS has a flight from KL to Changi for 200US$ and to Johor Bahru for 95US$. This seems strange - I do this flight now and then, and the walk-up fare (if you show up at the airport 30 minutes before the flight with no reservation) is about $100. Or do you mean for a return ticket? Is it advicable to take the flight from KL to Johor Bahru and then use some other transportation to reach Singapore or fly directly to Changi. If you are flying to JB, you might as well fly AirAsia which is much cheaper. But honestly, if you do that I doubt you'd save any time over just taking the bus the whole way from KL to Singapore. By the time you deal with both airports and airport transit and the border and everything else, it'll easily take you the 5 hours that the bus trip would have. Flying KL-Changi direct, on the other hand, is faster than the bus but not by much, and it's quite expensive. There are some extremely comfortable buses (as nice as business class on a plane) and it costs less than US$10 (you can do it for $6 if you change to the local Singapore bus in Johor Bahru). The only time I fly is if I am connecting to an onward flight at Singapore airport. If I am actually going to visit Singapore itself I always take the bus. miguel -- Hit The Road! Photos from 36 countries on 5 continents: http://travel.u.nu Latest photos: Queens Day in Amsterdam; the Grand Canyon; Amman, Jordan |
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wrote in message oups.com... I would be travelling between KL and Singapore end of october and was trying to find the cheapest and the best way to get there. I found MAS has a flight from KL to Changi for 200US$ and to Johor Bahru for 95US$. .... Why not try the express buses? Comfortable, takes 5 hours from downtown KL to downtown Singapore. See discussion he http://snipurl.com/gd54 +++ |
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I've used Aeroline.
It's pretty good. S$40/- or US$24/- See: https://www.aeroline.com.sg/ For Nice busses, see http://www.parkmayberhad.com/ Mr. Free Notes www.knowledge-sharing.com "JohnM" wrote in message ... In article .com, writes I would be travelling between KL and Singapore end of october and was trying to find the cheapest and the best way to get there. I found MAS has a flight from KL to Changi for 200US$ and to Johor Bahru for 95US$. Is it advicable to take the flight from KL to Johor Bahru and then use some other transportation to reach Singapore or fly directly to Changi. If flying to Johor Bahru is ok, then what kind of transportation are available to get into Singapore quickly. Good grief, take the bus, it is relatively quick, comfortable, air- conditioned, gets you closer to the centre of Singapore than the plane, you don't have to walk for miles inside the terminals, is cheaper, plus you can look out of the window. -- JohnM Author of Brazil: Life, Blood, Soul & Rainbow Diary: A Journey in the New South Africa http://www.scroll.demon.co.uk/spaver.htm |
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I might prefer to take one of the two buses Nice/plusliner or Aeroline.
The website for Nice/plusliner is not working and gives an error that the site is down. I looked up the aeroline bus and it looks pretty good. Which bus 'Aeroline' or 'Nice' is closer to KL international airport. I will be arriving in KL airport and would like to get the bus from the terminal itself (if possible). Thanks for all your help |
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Unfortunately neither stops at KLIA. What you can do is catch the airport
express train (ERL) form KLIA to KL Sentral (trip takes less than 30min). From KL Sentral, take the KTM Komuter train to the old KL train station (ask for direction), just a stop away. Nice's terminal is there. ..mn wrote in message ups.com... .... Which bus 'Aeroline' or 'Nice' is closer to KL international airport. I will be arriving in KL airport and would like to get the bus from the terminal itself (if possible). .... |
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I might prefer to take one of the two buses Nice/plusliner or Aeroline. The website for Nice/plusliner is not working and gives an error that the site is down. I looked up the aeroline bus and it looks pretty good. Almost all of the buses are pretty good. I don't see the point of paying 4 times as much for the Aeroline - basically you get about $2 worth of snacks for that. Which bus 'Aeroline' or 'Nice' is closer to KL international airport. I will be arriving in KL airport and would like to get the bus from the terminal itself (if possible). I don't believe that either one serves the airport. You may have to get a local bus or taxi to Seremban in order to catch a long-distance bus to Singapore. miguel -- Hit The Road! Photos from 36 countries on 5 continents: http://travel.u.nu Latest photos: Queens Day in Amsterdam; the Grand Canyon; Amman, Jordan |
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"Miguel Cruz" wrote in message ... .... I don't believe that either one serves the airport. You may have to get a local bus or taxi to Seremban in order to catch a long-distance bus to Singapore. .... not advisable. pls see my earlier posting. also see: http://www.journeymalaysia.com/ptasingapore.htm +++ |
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