Originally Posted by
hockeyinsider
Has anyone used Uber in Jakarta?
I'm guessing hundreds of thousands have used Uber in Jakarta, and in other Indonesian cities. It's just like using Uber anywhere else. Pretty much straightforward, though pick-up times can get pushed back (traffic).
The airport (CGK) isn't the easiest place to kick off your Uber relationship: best line up for a Bluebird or splash cash on a limo (it won't break the bank).
Originally Posted by
hockeyinsider
Are shorts and a polo shirt fine for a guy?
It's not a resort.