How to get from the airport to kuala lumpur
Find all the different means (Bus, Train, Taxi) to get to this area in downtown Kuala Lumpur.
LCCT - (Low Cost Carrier Terminal) is the place you arrive with budget airlines like Air Asia
KLIA - (Kuala Lumpur International Airport) is the main terminal for all regular flights.
KL Sentral - Main Transportation Hub in Kuala Lumpur, Train Station
Bukit Bintang - popular and lively area with the highest density of hostels in KL
FROM LCCT to Bukit Bintang:
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TAXI
- Get a taxi coupon at the counter near the arrival hall. Normally would cost:
Budget taxi - RM 61.60
Premier - RM 92.40
Van - RM 138.60
* 50 % surcharge for midnight rate
LCCT Taxi counter number: 03 - 8787 4113
BUS
Skybus = RM 9 (every half an hour)
= 7am - 10.15am (every hour)
= last bus at 1.15am
Aerobus = RM 8 (every half an hour)
bus schedule = http://www.lcct.com.my/aerobus.php
Star Shuttle
- Star Shuttle = RM 10
- Bus schedule = http://www.starwira.com/
- call between 4.15am - 9.30pm = 03-4043 8811
- if the you want the shuttle to drop you off right a hostel/hotel in Bukit Bintang you pay RM15
FROM KLIA
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TAXI
- Get a taxi coupon at the counter near the arrival hall. Normally would cost:
Budget taxi - RM 67.40
Premier - RM 92.40
Midnight rate:
* Budget taxi = RM 16.00 surcharge
Premier = RM 19.00 surcharge
Bus to KL Sentral
-----> Airport Coach - RM 10 (every hour)
- 6.30am - 12.30 midnight
contact no: 03-87873894 / 03-87768449
Star Shuttle Bus Service
- Star Shuttle = RM 10
- Bus schedule = http://www.starwira.com/
- call between 4.15am - 9.30pm = 03-4043 8811
- if the you want the shuttle to drop you off right a hostel in Bukit Bintang you pay this:
RM 15 if from LCCT
RM 18 if from KLIA
.Express Train to KL Sentral
KLIA Express
- schedule: KLIA Express
- RM 35 per trip, takes approx 28 minutes
FROM KL Sentral to Bukit Bintang:
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TAXI
- Buy the taxi coupon at the arrival hall RM10
- The taxis without coupon waiting at the airport bus stop are famous for ripping travellers off.
Monorail
- Only recommended if you travel light
- might be packed during rush hour
- The monorail station (Sentral Station) is across KL Sentral on the other side of the road
- Buy a ticket to "Bukit Bintang" station for RM 2.10
- Monorail operating hours: 6.00am - midnight
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