Macau Ferry to Kowloon East
I need to get from Macau to the Crowne Plaza Kowloon East. Which ferry should I book and how best can I get from the dock to the hotel using public transort? Suggestions appreciated!
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Get the ferry from Macau to the Central (Shun Tak) port, transfer to the adjacent MTR Sheung Wan station, take the blue line to North Point, change to the purple line to Tseung Kwan O. The hotel is adjacent to that station.
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There is an alternative if you can arrive in Kowloon (China Ferry Terminal) by 5:30 pm local time.
Let me know if you want to know more. |
Originally Posted by garykung
(Post 28715036)
There is an alternative if you can arrive in Kowloon (China Ferry Terminal) by 5:30 pm local time.
Let me know if you want to know more. |
Originally Posted by puchong
(Post 28731015)
Yes, I can do that. Please let me know!
The tricks are: 1. This route is a special route, which only operates 3 times/day on the weekday (5:50 pm, 6:10pm, 6:30 pm). 2. This route does not actually stop in front of Crowne Plaza Kowloon East (otherwise, it will be too perfect). The closest stop is Chi Lin Buddhist Primary School, Tong Chun Street, which is only a block away from the hotel (5-10 minutes walk at most). In fact, the hotel is within visual distance from the stop. The best part is if you can make it, you don't have to deal with all the MTR transfers. If you have mobile data in Hong Kong, you can use NWFB's app reminding you the stop needed to get off. |
Great info, thanks very much Garykung. Regrettably, I need to travel on a weekend so this option is out :(
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http://search.kmb.hk/KMBWebSite/index.aspx?lang=en
search for route 296D There is a bus stop across the street from China Ferry Terminal. The stop in Tseung Kwan O is a less than 10 min walk to Crowne Plaza. |
Originally Posted by aznichiro115
(Post 28754263)
search for route 296D...
FWIW - 296D is a decent route. I would have taken it if I was OP. Unfortunately, I am not. 1. 296D stop @ Canton Road is relatively far away from China Ferry Terminal (it may not to a local, but it may be for a visitor) and may be difficult to find. 2. 296D terminal @ Sheung Tak Public Transport Terminus is very far away from Crowne Plaza. 3. A fast route, the service frequency of 296D is low (~20 minutes). OP is better off with MTR in this case, which at least OP will not get lost. |
The MTR involves only one cross-platform change of trains; the ferry terminal is above Sheung Wan MTR, and the hotel above TKO MTR. It's pretty straightforward, and it seems much easier for a tourist than a bus with a walk at each end.
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Originally Posted by garykung
(Post 28754391)
1. 296D stop @ Canton Road is relatively far away from China Ferry Terminal (it may not to a local, but it may be for a visitor) and may be difficult to find. http://search.kmb.hk/KMBWebSite/Reso...4-S-1080-0.jpg
Originally Posted by garykung
(Post 28754391)
2. 296D terminal @ Sheung Tak Public Transport Terminus is very far away from Crowne Plaza. |
Originally Posted by aznichiro115
(Post 28757331)
Its a 3 min walk........ and clearly very hard to find........
Originally Posted by aznichiro115
(Post 28757331)
LOL its a 3 min walk from the stop i suggested to the stop you suggest. but i guess that is VERY FAR.
Google Maps estimate the walking distance is about 10 minutes. |
its opposite the ferry pier exit but you have a massive detour to cross that section of canton road.
google map DOES say its 3 minutes but the route it shows is wrong. it does take more like 10 minutes than 3 mins. the Silvercord stop is opposite Prada. If i were the op, i would walk out of ther ferry terminal, turn right, keep walking along until you see Fendi, then cross. and keep walking along the same direction as (he) was before crossing for another 2-30 meters. That said if op has some large luggage he'd be in less sh!t w strict bus drivers if he takes the mtr. |
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