Sherut Service on Rosh Hashannah
Sherut Service on Rosh Hashannah
Sep 26, 2011, 8:43 am
#4
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Mh, I just talked to the Operator at Amal. They only have one sherut on this route for that day(I would arrive at the airport at around 1 p.m, given even the security checks at TLV, thats a "little" too early when your flight leaves at 1:15 a.m. on the following day 
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Does anyone here knows another company that serves this route?
)Does anyone here knows another company that serves this route?
Sep 26, 2011, 1:12 pm
#5
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Nope, sorry. The only ways of getting to the airport that I know of are:
Your best options are rental car and taxi.
There are a bunch of taxi companies in Haifa that do operate to TLV, but I'm not sure which are better priced or more reliable. Are you staying at hotel, and are you in Israel yet?
- Train (DOESN'T RUN ON ROSH HASHANA)
- Bus (Egged isn't even giving an option of travel on Thursday. Interesting, because they ARE giving Friday and Saturday as options.)
- Sherut (Only Nesher to Jerusalem and Amal to Haifa)
Your best options are rental car and taxi.
There are a bunch of taxi companies in Haifa that do operate to TLV, but I'm not sure which are better priced or more reliable. Are you staying at hotel, and are you in Israel yet?
Sep 26, 2011, 2:45 pm
#6
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Ok, thank you for your reply. I'm already in Haifa, staying at the student dormitories of the medical faculty.
I guess I have to take the Sherut then. Taxi sounds way to expensive. I Just have to make the best of it and take a few books and my full charged laptop with me
I guess I have to take the Sherut then. Taxi sounds way to expensive. I Just have to make the best of it and take a few books and my full charged laptop with me
Sep 27, 2011, 6:22 am
#7
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Not sure how open Tel Aviv will be on Rosh Hashana, but worth checking out if you don't have too much luggage.
Also, TLV has free WiFi, though I'm not sure if that's in the whole terminal, or just in the departure hall
Also, TLV has free WiFi, though I'm not sure if that's in the whole terminal, or just in the departure hall