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I'm so glad you found the video helpful, the Leonardo express offers a quick easy journey rather than an expensive taxi that can take longer with congestion, have a lovely trip to Rome, thanks for watching

Your welcome, thanks for watching

Hi xhensilamuska3786 Yes I did, the ticket is valid for the metro, bus, trolleybus, trams and even the funicular railway, always remember to validate your ticket before using public transport, thanks for your question and thank you for watching!

@@simontv1520 hi simontv, I certainly hope to visit Bratislava in the future and do similar videos of both the journey from the airport to city centre and a video of the attractions in Bratislava, however UA-cam is only a hobbie for me, I'm back at work in the UK, but hopefully when I have more free time, more trips to Europe will be in-store, thank you so much for watching!

Thank you so much for your kind comments, The North east of England is so beautiful! thanks for watching

You're very welcome, thank you for watching my content

Hi deepakinParis the price of the ticket is 14 euros, thank you for watching

How much for a ticket to the city centre from airport?

No you don't have to change, at edgeware road,, You can use the platforms at the Paddington Basin entrance of Paddington Station and you don't have to change platforms, simply travel direct from Paddington to Kings Cross, thanks for watching my content

Thanks a lot. Great video

Yes, it's the opposite, when you arrive on the train, you will be on level -1 then make your way upstairs to departures, I hope you have a wonderful journey flying by air, thanks for watching my content

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Hi thanks for the question, that's a difficult question, personally I wouldn't leave the airport, and remember it's around 20 minutes travel time by train to and from the city centre, and airlines do say to be at the airport two hours before a flight... I personally wouldn't travel to the city centre on such limited time, to have a walk around, plus have a meal and get back to the airport in such a limited time I feel would be very difficult, thank you for watching my content

@@Fezzy_Bear thanks

@onepairofshoes7387 I had one large suitcase and one cabin bag, I stored my luggage in the overhead storage space, there are also luggage racks available on the train, thanks for the question and watching my content

@Bathroomplant at Zaventem airport you can't walk to the platform directly, you need to scan a barcode on your ticket at the ticket barriers, this allows access down the escalators and onto the platform, thanks so much for the question and thanks for watching my content

@GreatCityAttractions Thanks so much for watching my content

you're welcome - keep up the great work. @@Fezzy_Bear

Hi @kendalMike Travelling by tube with two check in bags, a cabin bag and a laptop bag would be little difficult on the tube, especially if your on your own and at busy times, probably the best option would be Heathrow express as they have dedicated luggage racks? It is a little more expensive but for lots of bags is definitely more suitable, thanks for watching

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Hi, thanks for your question, yes the underground at Heathrow does have lift access for people with luggage. I hope you have a great journey and thank you so much for watching

I hope you enjoyed my content, thanks for watching

Hi amjedshah2121 I'm sorry for slow response, I was on holiday, if you follow the instructions in the video, the tube line takes you to T4, Hope this video helped, thank you for watching

Hi yes, It all depends on your flight, if its delayed? But I think it should be fine, it takes about 20 minutes by train to Brussels city centre... I hope you have an amazing journey

Hi Rodrigo, thank you so much for watching, I hope you found my content helpful

Hi Huseyin, one simple reason is that it is a very busy public area, but not everyone appreciates being on camera? so it's more polite to try to give a view of what you need rather than a general wide view, which may include many passers-by, thanks for watching my content

The city centre is about a 18 minute train journey from the airport, thank you so much for watching

Hi Rebecka, the kiosks are located just above the train station, so simply follow the signs for the train and when you go down the escalator, you'll see the ticket hall where kiosks are available with plenty of friendly staff to help you, then further escalators in the ticket hall will take you down to the trainstation platforms, hope this helps and have a lovely journey! Thanks for watching

@@Fezzy_Bear Thank you so much!!

@@rebecka4049 your very welcome

Hi Eddie, thanks for your question, it's not silly at all... Almost every single tube train goes to its destination, the only reason it wouldnt would be because of overcrowding or adverse weather affecting the tube service but this is very rare... not every train on the platform however goes the same way, this is because some platforms on the tube network share different tube lines, for example the circle line and Hammersmith and City line share platforms at various stations so its always worth making sure what line a particular train is running on, however the dot matrix destination boards on the platforms should make this clear to avoid any problems getting on the wrong tube train, I remember my first time in London and getting slightly confused and getting on the wrong train... But I assure you there are plenty of friendly staff to assist if a simple mistake is made, they will help advise the best route to get you back on track, I hope you have a lovely trip to London, and thank you so much for watching

@@Fezzy_Bear Many thanks for the reply i appreciate it so much,God bless you.

@@eddiemorris17 no problem Eddie, thanks again for your question, and thanks for watching my content, I hope it helped, enjoy your visit to London!

Thank you for watching my video, I hope you have a lovely visit to Edinburgh. The city zone reaches out as far as Saughton, slightly west of the Murrayfield Stadium all the way through to Haymarket and then to St Andrew's square in the city centre on the tram, I'm not too sure about the bus though, however, the best advice I can give you is to check with Lothian buses for further information, sorry I couldn't be more help, thank you so much for watching and I hope you have an amazing visit to Edinburgh!

@@Fezzy_Bear Many thanks for the great reply. Regards from Whitley Bay

You are very welcome, I hope this video was able to give you some knowledge and make you feel more comfortable using the station, thank you so much for watching!

Thank you so much for your lovely comment, I'm really glad you enjoyed the video, I loved making it, it's such an amazing place to visit!

@Stephen Clyde it depends on the number of people in the airport, from stepping off the plane, going through customs etc probably around thirty minutes, however, once you have passed through arrivals, it's only five minutes to the train station, hope this helps, thank you so much for watching!

@@Fezzy_Bear great thanks for the prompt reply! I’m only taking ‘carry-on’ so won’t be waiting for luggage from the hold. I have about 50mins from plane landing to catching the train I need 🤞

@@stephenclyde3349 ah okay, that's great with only "carry on" you should have no problems, I hope you have a lovely, safe journey, thanks for watching

Hello Uk dz, you can pay for the ticket using your credit/debit card using the chip and pin feature or contactless payments at any ticket vending machine, hope this helps, thank you so much for watching

@@Fezzy_Bear i have only paysera? It’s available in uk ?

@@Fezzy_Bear please give me ur insta or fac because i have a question please help me ❤️❤️❤️

@@Ryadboussaid_ paysera is available in the UK, however to purchase your ticket on the tyne and wear metro trains, you can use English currency (coins and notes) or your bank debit/credit card, you can also use paywave to purchase your ticket, I'm sorry I can't be more helpful, I don't have an insta account, thank you for watching, hope this info helps.

Hi Benjamin Clasper, Well spotted, they were playing "The Good old bad old days" in answer to your question, I'm afraid I have to disappoint you with a vague answer, the day I went, near the Steam carousel, they were moving, packing up and transporting various extra attractions away for I believe a steam themed weekend they had the previous two days before my visit, you may be able to see them dismantling some of the tents in the video, I can't be sure where the music was coming from, but I do know that they were testing the carousel and a couple of different tunes could be heard, so it may have been from the carousel, but I can't give you a definite answer I'm afraid, but nevertheless, well spotted with the music, they did play "The good old bad old days" thank you so much for watching, I'm just sorry I couldn't be more of a help!

@@Fezzy_Bear did you know if you heard the organ on the carousel playing at times either which has the different sound Maybe off camera Or if you recognised any other tunes that were playing?

And thank you for responding too.

@@Fezzy_Bear or do you know if you walked near enough to the carousel while you were there and heard the organ up close?

@@Fezzy_Bear or how many people were there at the carousel working on it?

Hi skopu mc, you can purchase tickets from vending machines located in the airport terminal and in the airport trainstation, you'll need to buy a ticket from Stansted Airport to Tottenham hale, this will cost you around £20, when you get to Tottenham hale, walk to the underground station and take the Victoria line south to Oxford circus (soho) this will cost you around £9 but is the quicker, simplest and easiest way to complete your journey, I hope this helps and thank you so much for watching!

@@Fezzy_Bear ok thanks, how much bus ticket prices, I am solo budget traveller, which hostel better in soho

@@skopumc2679 the bus hopper on tfl buses costs £1.65 and entitles you to travel on unlimited buses for one hour, depending on the size of your journey, this may be the best option, but you would have to check bus company websites for more info and bus routes/timetables, as far as hostels are concerned, the best advice I can give is to check booking.com to check various hotels and hostels in the area where your heading, great offers and deals are available through their website, thank you so much for your reply, hope this helps, and thanks again for watching

Hi Waterloo Blaky, your right, it can be noisy on the Piccadilly line, but it's definitely one of the best ways in and around London, thank you so much for watching!

Hi LeeMaurice2012, It's hard to say as there are multiple factors regarding how busy the tube may be on any given day, usually the further out of London you go, the quieter the tube becomes, however during the summer months, there may be more passengers on the way to the airport, in my experience at the time you mention, it shouldn't be too busy at all, I hope you have a safe journey wherever your off to, have a lovely time and thanks so much for watching!

Hello Mrs incredible, it certainly does work in reverse, the direct journey by the tube takes just under an hour, but that is probably the fastest direct way to travel from Heathrow, other than taxi, which is quicker but far more expensive, other indirect routes, via different stations and routes take generally the same time, if not slightly longer due to connections at intermediate stations... The fastest, cheapest and most direct route is the route in the video in my opinion, for ease of use and the simplest jounery, this is the route I would recommend, I hope this information helps and I hope you have wonderful safe journey when you travel, thanks again for watching

Hi Moving Train Indonesia, Thank you for watching, I may record a trip from Edinburgh to another city, I have several projects upcoming, stay tuned for more content, thanks for watching!

Hello Eduardo FG, The best route to take from Heathrow to Euston, Would be to take the Piccadilly Line, from Heathrow to Green Park station, then change to the Victoria Line and head north to Euston, It's the simplest way, that would be the route I would recommend, I hope this information helps, thank you so much for watching! have a safe journey

Hi Abbiegill6, Yes it's exactly the same journey backwards, Trust me the tube is very easy, simple to navigate and there are plenty of friendly staff available at all stations to help you if you get lost or have any questions, there is nothing to fear or be worried about, it's a very simple journey and I assure you, you'll find it super easy to get around! Thanks for watching my content, I hope you found it helpful, have a lovely trip!

Hi Jack Charlie, thank you for watching my content, you can buy tickets either online, at the train stations or even on board the train, single journeys are £3, return tickets cost £4, hope you found this helpful, thanks again for watching!

Your welcome, I hope you found the content and information helpful, thank you so much for watching my content

@Hannah B Thank you so much for watching, try not to worry, I assure you, the tube is well sign posted, very easy to use, and the staff in and around the stations are all really friendly if you have any questions or problems, I assure you, using the tube is very simple, I hope you have a lovely trip next week, thank you so much for watching!

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