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Originally Posted by Busymann
(Post 31109878)
KIX / ANA to HND / Dom-Int / 1:10 / AC - single ticket
Sorry, . Can I just check one point please. You stated it was a DOM-INT connection at KIX to HND? But HND is a domestic connection ( or are you arriving at KIX from an international point?) Regards TBS |
Originally Posted by Busymann
(Post 31110442)
Forwarded?
Do you mean my luggage gets sent via separate plane to HND? (If you have a connection in Canada, I think you'll need to pick up your checked bags and clear customs at the airport where you enter the country).
Originally Posted by The _Banking_Scot
(Post 31110794)
You stated it was a DOM-INT connection at KIX to HND? But HND is a domestic connection ( or are you arriving at KIX from an international point?)
And then he has to transit at HND (Domestic to Int'l) to take an AC flight |
Originally Posted by jib71
(Post 31110841)
Your checked bags will be on the same plane as you. When you arrive at HND, they will be interlined ("forwarded") to the AC flight. You won't need to pick them up and recheck them at HND.
I assume that [MENTION=10046015]Busymann[/MENTION] means that he is flying KIX to HND (Domestic flight) with ANA And then he has to transit at HND (Domestic to Int'l) to take an AC flight Ah That makes sense!. Many thanks TBS |
Kinda need help making up my mind. It's my 7th time in Tokyo. Arriving on Monday so not sure how the traffic will be..
Arriving 15:25 NRT NH F Departing 20:05 HND NH J Option1 Take NEX to Tokyo Station, grab some food, look around then go to HND (can use round trip NEX ticket on my return to US 2 weeks later) Could be a tight schedule. option2 Take bus from NRT straight to HND and hang out in lounge. This is a safe option, but sounds boring, is there anything to do near HND? |
Originally Posted by VoiD
(Post 31111648)
Kinda need help making up my mind. It's my 7th time in Tokyo. Arriving on Monday so not sure how the traffic will be..
Arriving 15:25 NRT NH F Departing 20:05 HND NH J Option1 Take NEX to Tokyo Station, grab some food, look around then go to HND (can use round trip NEX ticket on my return to US 2 weeks later) Could be a tight schedule. option2 Take bus from NRT straight to HND and hang out in lounge. This is a safe option, but sounds boring, is there anything to do near HND? Will you have much luggage with you?- If you have a suitcase then option 1 might be awkward. Time wise should not be a problem. Regards TBS |
Originally Posted by The _Banking_Scot
(Post 31111756)
Hi,
Will you have much luggage with you?- If you have a suitcase then option 1 might be awkward. Time wise should not be a problem. Regards TBS Yes 1 small suit case. I was planning to put it in a coin locker at tokyo station or keep with one of the luggage places.. |
Hi,
I was going to suggest a few gardens close to the toyko monorail station at Hamamatsucho ( there is also the Seaside top observatory on the 40th floor beside the station open till late IIRC) but they close arounnd 430pm and the zojoji temple close to tokyo tower closes at 5pm. There are outdoor observation decks at Haneda . At Tokyo station you could visit a few of the rooftop gadens ( I went to the KITTE building one whixh was interesting) , go to the plaza in front of the Imperial Palace or make a quick visit to Ginza. Regards TBS |
Originally Posted by VoiD
(Post 31111648)
Kinda need help making up my mind. It's my 7th time in Tokyo. Arriving on Monday so not sure how the traffic will be..
Arriving 15:25 NRT NH F Departing 20:05 HND NH J Option1 Take NEX to Tokyo Station, grab some food, look around then go to HND (can use round trip NEX ticket on my return to US 2 weeks later) Could be a tight schedule. option2 Take bus from NRT straight to HND and hang out in lounge. This is a safe option, but sounds boring, is there anything to do near HND? Why anybody would muck about with option 1 I have no idea. After you get to Tokyo Station, then what? Presumably the Yamanote line to Hamamatsucho and then the monorail? Probably easier to take the NEX to Shinagawa and change there. Better yet, take the Keisei Skyliner to Nippori (quicker than the NEX) and the Yamanote line from there. “Look around” and “Could be a tight schedule” don’t belong in the same sentence... Obviously, YMMV. |
Originally Posted by The _Banking_Scot
(Post 31111867)
Hi,
I was going to suggest a few gardens close to the toyko monorail station at Hamamatsucho ( there is also the Seaside top observatory on the 40th floor beside the station open till late IIRC) but they close arounnd 430pm and the zojoji temple close to tokyo tower closes at 5pm. There are outdoor observation decks at Haneda . At Tokyo station you could visit a few of the rooftop gadens ( I went to the KITTE building one whixh was interesting) , go to the plaza in front of the Imperial Palace or make a quick visit to Ginza. Regards TBS Looks like the Seaside observatory is open until 20:30! |
Originally Posted by tt7
(Post 31111972)
Option 2. Sometimes boring is good - just take the limo bus. Why anybody would muck about with option 1 I have no idea. After you get to Tokyo Station, then what? Presumably the Yamanote line to Hamamatsucho and then the monorail? Probably easier to take the NEX to Shinagawa and change there. Better yet, take the Keisei Skyliner to Nippori (quicker than the NEX) and the Yamanote line from there. “Look around” and “Could be a tight schedule” don’t belong in the same sentence... Obviously, YMMV. Perhaps a bus ride to HND and staying nearby or even up in Hamamatsucho would work best. |
Originally Posted by VoiD
(Post 31112249)
Thank you. just trying to make the most of out the short layover. Picked Tokyo station since it's where I'm pretty familiar with.
Perhaps a bus ride to HND and staying nearby or even up in Hamamatsucho would work best. Getting out of the plane, though immigration, claiming your luggage and passing customs is probably the first 40. Another 90 minutes at least to get from airport to airport, then time to recheck the bag in advance of the flight. On a good day, you'd maybe have 1.5 hours and a bit to look around, on most days less. Have some nice food in Haneda before security instead. The Edo Koji dining area has some quite good options. |
Originally Posted by CPH-Flyer
(Post 31112298)
You have 4 hours and 40 minutes between flights.
Getting out of the plane, though immigration, claiming your luggage and passing customs is probably the first 40. Another 90 minutes at least to get from airport to airport, then time to recheck the bag in advance of the flight. On a good day, you'd maybe have 1.5 hours and a bit to look around, on most days less. Have some nice food in Haneda before security instead. The Edo Koji dining area has some quite good options. At the end of the day, it will all depend on whether the flight is early or delayed. |
Does this seem reasonable? I'm a little paranoid since I rarely do separate tickets but I want to confirm if this is a reasonable time to transfer. Thank you |
Originally Posted by The _Banking_Scot
(Post 31110794)
Hi,
Sorry, . Can I just check one point please. You stated it was a DOM-INT connection at KIX to HND? But HND is a domestic connection ( or are you arriving at KIX from an international point?) Regards TBS |
Originally Posted by Busymann
(Post 31113735)
My flight home is KIX - HND - YYZ - DCA, so the KIX to HND is domestic on ANA then HND to YYZ on AC is intl. Is that correct?
Thanks for that. As jib71 said your bags will be transferred from NH to AC at HND and you will follow the transit signs at HND to the international Terminal for the AC flight. Regards TBS |
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