Thank you for literally walking us through the station. My siblings and I are due to arrive next Friday and have never taken a train. Your video has greatly eased my anxiety, especially since we'll be heading to Ueno first. I really appreciate your clear and concise instructions, thank you! ♥️
One of the most useful videos I've ever seen Ty so much! Im doing a trip in a couple of months, and this is the exact train I'll need to take because I'm staying near Oji station.
Thank you so much for watching! in the video I just showed buying a ticket to Nippori Station. but if you are going to Oji station, please buy a ticket going to Oji station. Maybe it's easier to buy a ticket going to Oji station at the ticket counter of Keisei (instead of buy at a ticket machine). That way you don't need to stop and buy a JR ticket at Nippori Station, and you can use just 1 ticket to go all the way to Oji station. I hope you'll have a great trip! 😊
Thank you for this informative video! I noticed that the video has a lot of Kenty Skyliner XD I am an big fan of Kenty, and I hope I can ride the Kenty Skyliner when I go to Tokyo soon
The video was very informative and well-produced. I especially liked the fact that the host showed the difference between the different train options. I think this would be very helpful for first-time visitors to Tokyo. What is your favorite thing to do in Tokyo?
The Skyliner has been more convenient for me than the Skyliner since my preferred place to stay in Tokyo is in Asakusa. It was no big deal for me to go from Tawaramachi a couple stops over to Ueno and to the train.
@@ONEGOODDREAM Thank you very much for your response. Now I have another question, how do I go through the ticket gates if I don't have an IC Card? I would be very grateful for your answer again.
no problem! if you buy a ticket (no IC card), your ticket should be 2570yen (see 6:49). then you just insert the ticket at the ticket gate and get in 7:33. remember to get your ticket back at the ticket gate when you get in, because you will need it to insert at the ticket gate when you get out. when you get out, the gate will keep the ticket.
hi, it's an airport train so it has space. it just doesn't have a dedicated space for large luggages. people just keep their luggages with them while they stand or sit on the train. you can have up to 2 big luggages (i think around 250cm or so).
Super video. Thank you very much. One question: on vending machine - reservation of the seats are provided together with buying the tickets or after that? 😊 Jan
the Skyliner is at platform number 1. but there are 2 trains using the same platform. so you need to see the train design, and the departure time on your ticket to make sure you get on the right train.
Thank you for creating this great video.. It’s very simple and easy to understand about the Skyliner especially for the first timer traveller to Japan like me.. One question I’d like to make sure is what sleepabout the maximum size of suitcase that can be brought inside the Skyliner? My suitcase is large size, 32inch, is it possible to bring it on the train?
Thank you so much for watching!🙏 yes you can bring it on the train. there's a space to store it. if you're early, you can leave your suitcase there. if not, you can just keep it at your seat.
Thank you for the very clear, concise and informative video. I want to ask if I want to take the Shinkansen train to Nagano, which stop should I take to switch to JR Line?
The best video which describes what I want to know! 🎉Only other question I have is if there's a limit on number of luggages you can bring in and size of luggage allowed ☺️
I was actually confused by this the last time when I got to Nippori. I didn't realize when I got off, it was where I should have bought my ticket for the JR line. I just put in the Skyliner ticket I bought at Narita into the gate and it let me in, but there was no place for me to buy a ticket at that point. I ended taking the train to Shinjuku and explaining to the attendant at the gate that I didn't have a ticket from Nippori and they just charged me that fare amount to let me out of the station.
Thank you so much for watching!🙏 I'm not sure about that. there's usually a reserved space for wheelchair seats. when you buy the tickets, just tell them your request about wheelchair and they will help you out. there'll be a station staff taking you all the way to the train and to your seat.hope this helps.
11:48 anybody knows why does she have to insert the Liner ticket prior to the IC card to transfer to the Yamanote line, rather than just using the IC card alone ? Otherwise great video, very useful :)
Thank you so much for watching!🙏 you can use an IC card to pay for the passenger ticket of the Skyliner, but you still need to buy the Liner ticket in order to get on the Skyliner. (because the Skyliner requires passenger ticket + liner ticket) I think the video at 5:11 can help explain better.
Thank you so much for watching!🙏 you can bring up to 2 large suitcases beside your personal items like backpacks. the space for storing large suitcases is quite limited. so you may want to come to the platform early as it's first come first serve for that storage. but the leg space is quite generous enough to keep a large suitcase at your seat (if you have to)
Great job! How does this work if you ordered online and have your Suica on your iPhone? Leaving from the airport to your hotel no stress however going to the airport where you need to catch your airplane is a different circus, amirite?
Best video so far. I love your beautiful voice, so nice and comforting :) . We will be arrive there on Dec 23 and have to go to Nappori station to catch a train to our hotel in Kawaguchi . Do the machine take virtual Suica card from iphone?. I did not see a card reader there on the machine, maybe have to use a physical IC card. Thanks
Thank you so much!🙏 you're right, seems like the old machines do not take virtual suica card. in that case, it's best to just buy a paper ticket from Narita all the way to Kawaguchi at the ticket counter. other cases you can use the virtual card pretty much any where. you can even charge the virtual suica card at ticket vending machines like a physical card. due to the chip shortage, they've stopped selling the physical ic card. even stopped selling the Welcome Suica card at Narita Airport from Dec 18 2023.
@@ONEGOODDREAM We need to get a physical IC card somewhere for a family member who does not have an iphone to install virtual IC card. What are other options do we have if there is no IC card available?
@@jamescc2010 you can buy a Pasmo Passport card (paid by cash only) at a ticket counter at Keisei station at Narita Airport (right across the hall of the JR station). or you can buy a Welcome Suica card later at major JR stations like Shinjuku station, Shibuya, Tokyo Station. else, you have to buy a paper ticket every time.
Hello! Thank you very much for the video, it helps a lot for a beginner like me for a first timer in Tokyo. I want to ask regarding the ticket to ikebukuro from nippori. On the video at 11:50, If I have a SUICA card, I still need to put my liner ticket inside the machine to pay? Thank you!
HI! Thank you so much for watching!🙏 if you have a Suica card, you can buy the ticket like I did at 6:53. and at entrance gate, you need both, ticket + Suica, at 7:34. and the same when you exit the Skyliner at Nippori, ticket + Suica. The gate at 11:50 is a 2-in-1 gate, it lets you get out of the Skyliner and into the JR station at the same time, so when you tap the Suica card there, it will end your trip on the Skyliner and begin your trip on a JR train. When you get off at Ikebukuro, you just tap the Suica only. If you buy a train ticket, please keep it at all time because you need to insert the ticket at the exit gate at your arrival station. (if you lose the ticket, you may have to pay for it again at the arrival station) hope this helps..
Thank you so much for watching!🙏 a passenger ticket/basic ticket is to get on a train. a liner/express/bullet train ticket is to get a reserved seat on an express/bullet train. an IC card can only pay for a passenger ticket at the entrance/exit gate.
@@ONEGOODDREAM Thank you! That's clearer now. I also saw one video where he only used 1 liner ticket to get in the train by inserting it at the gate. He got it from a voucher he bought online though, not sure how that is different.
Let's say I purchase a Keisei Skyliner ticket online, I can claim the ticket at the machine right? But does the vending machines have a time limit? perhaps limited operation time? I am expected to arrive at Narita T2 at 20:10.
@@ONEGOODDREAM U pretty much could actually! Got mine on an app, it's called a voucher. And I think u're supposed to scan the QR or something at the machine or the counter to claim the ticket. That's what I read at least ahahah. And thanks for the confirmation! really appreciate it.
@@michelle1223 hi, if im not wrong u should get a qr which u could scan at the machine. In any case, there’s always a guy there who can help u work through the machine to claim ur physical tickets so no worries.
Yes, for this particular train you do. You buy a specific 'Liner' ticket (1300yen) and put that in the ticket gate machine, and scan your Suica at the same time (and it will be charged 1257yen). The Suica is for the general passenger charge and the 'Liner' ticket is a separate charge.
@@ChuckieMcHaggis and when i arrive at Ueno station i have to exit through the ticket gate machine again, do i put the liner ticket and suica again when i leave the railway platform? does the liner ticket than stay in the ticket machine and i can switch to JR lines with my IC Card? Or how does the exiting work from skyliner?
very informative video , thank you, whilst i am travelling around japan visiting places is it just tokyo i need to aviod rush hour on public transport, how about kanazawa or osaka? its a bit of a pain watiing till 10 am to be able to start a day trip
Hello, this may be a stupid question, but in the case we get the tickets without IC card, do we insert the two tickets (passenger ticket+liner ticket) at the same time, or one after the other, or one pick up then next and pick up? 😅
hi, if you buy a ticket without using ic card at all, the 2 tickets (passenger + liner) will be combined into one. so you'll have only 1 ticket in your hand^^
Hi. Is it really nescessary to buy a liner ticket and tap the ic card at the same time at the gate before entering? I thought liner ticket alone is fine already. 😅😅😅
there are 2 options. you can choose either one depending on whether you have an ic card or not. if you don't have an ic card, you can buy a total ticket and use that ticket only.
This is actually the best video explaining the Skyliner in the whole internet.
Thank you so much for watching!🙏
totally agree
Thank you for literally walking us through the station. My siblings and I are due to arrive next Friday and have never taken a train. Your video has greatly eased my anxiety, especially since we'll be heading to Ueno first. I really appreciate your clear and concise instructions, thank you! ♥️
thank you so much!^^
Good luck. Japanese trains are wonderful.
Best video so far about Jr and trains
Thank you so much!🙏
Are you kidding?... This is just *not* about JR trains, it's about a Keisei train. I wonder if you have really listened to the video.
This is probably the best video about commuting from NRT to Tokyo (Nippori). Thanks so much.
Thank you so much!🙏
5:16 most important bit, thanks.
skyliner, requires 2 ticket = passenger ticket (can use IC card) + liner ticket
yes, you're right! thanks!
If you don't have IC Card, then you have to buy one passenger ticket, right?
This makes the whole process much less overwhelming. Thank you so much!!!
thank you so much!🙏
Thanks, this was very useful. All the other UA-camrs are just trying to make a quick buck talking about Japan but never bother to explain it clearly
Thank you so much for watching!🙏
This is literally the route i need to take, thank you so much for the detailed explanation 😊❤️
Glad it was helpful! thank you so much!^^
Great video. 🙅 Looking forward to more informative videos on trains journey in Japan.
Thank you!
What a well crafted information video and you addressed all the FAQ's in a clear and concise manner with precision scripting and well produced.
Thank you so much!🙏
One of the most useful videos I've ever seen
Ty so much! Im doing a trip in a couple of months, and this is the exact train I'll need to take because I'm staying near Oji station.
Thank you so much for watching! in the video I just showed buying a ticket to Nippori Station. but if you are going to Oji station, please buy a ticket going to Oji station. Maybe it's easier to buy a ticket going to Oji station at the ticket counter of Keisei (instead of buy at a ticket machine). That way you don't need to stop and buy a JR ticket at Nippori Station, and you can use just 1 ticket to go all the way to Oji station. I hope you'll have a great trip! 😊
amazing video, thank you so much myself and my family are travelling to japan on saturday and this helps so much
thank you so much!
Thank you for this informative video! I noticed that the video has a lot of Kenty Skyliner XD I am an big fan of Kenty, and I hope I can ride the Kenty Skyliner when I go to Tokyo soon
Great job!!
Thank you so much! 🙏
This is very useful. Thank you very much for such great content!
Thank you so much!🙏
Excellent video and very helpful! English is very clear and in good pace👍😊
Thank you! 😃
Thank you so much for literally. This is very helpful for my family trip.
You are so welcome! Thank you so much for watching!🙏
Thank you. Very professional video. Your accent is also amazing. Nice music.
Thank you so much!🙏
The video was very informative and well-produced. I especially liked the fact that the host showed the difference between the different train options. I think this would be very helpful for first-time visitors to Tokyo. What is your favorite thing to do in Tokyo?
I like to walk around and enjoy the urban landscape. Cosplay is worthless!
You do such a great job in your videos. Always good. Thanks. So helpful for my trip in the next few months.
Thank you for watching!^^
The best video explaining the Narita Skyliner I have seen. Thank you for the valuable information
Thank you so much for watching!🙏
Great video, very helpful. Thank you
Thank you so much!🙏
Thank you si much for explaining so well! i was so lost with other videos that didnt explain all the steps and alternatives !! thank youuu!!
Thank you so much!🙏 I'm so glad it could be of some help^^
Love your videos so informated. I'm so glad found your channel. It helps me to plan my trip next year. Thank you so much ❤
Thank you so much!🙏 I'm so glad it could be of some help^^
Thank you! Invaluable information that is hard to find in such detail!
thank you so much for watching! 🙏
Totally agree. Very concise
@@profjt thank you so much for watching! 🙏
Thank you for sharing
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I couldn't have asked for a better explanation! We are going to Japan in October and will be arriving at Narita airport, I can't wait!
thank you so much^^
October is good time to come, calm before the Christmas crowd
cold but not Dec/Jan cold
Thank you so much for this detailed video, my daughter will travel alone in the next few days and we used this video. VERY HELPFUL vid!!!!
Thank you! Glad it was helpful!^^
@@ONEGOODDREAM update: she landed Narita safely and reunited with her grandma after 2 yrs coz of the pandemic. Thanks again!
@@kdjec16 that's great! hope she'll have a wonderful time! 🥰
This is really a great help fo us, first timers, going to Japan! More success to your vlogs! 😊
Thank you so much!🙏 I'm so glad it could be of some help..
Thanks so much for the video .Im going to be staying in Mejiro soon and this video has been a great help ..
Thank you so much!🙏 I'm so glad it could be of some help! Have a great trip!^^
Good information 😍 i follow you all derection
Thank you so much!🙏
Great walkthrough, I'm going to Ikebukuro from Narita tomorrow with the Skyliner and JR, and I haven't been back to Tokyo in 10 years!
Thank you so much!🙏 Have a great trip!
Very clear. Excellent. I know what to do now when I get there. Thanks
thank you so much!🙏
This is very helpful. I'll be in Tokyo in a month and will be staying near Nippori station. Thank you for the guide! :)
Glad you found it helpful! Thank you so much for watching!🙏
Thank you so much for the detailed step by step video of this. Hope you have video too on what card and how to use when touring around for beginners.
Thank you so much!🙏 Please check out this video about all the cards:
ua-cam.com/video/NfUZajhLkPs/v-deo.html
Super helpful thank you so much..great help.for.first timer going to tokyo like us. This December
Thank you so much!🙏 I'm so glad it could be of some help^^
so helfpul! thanks!!
Thank you so much!🙏
The Skyliner has been more convenient for me than the Skyliner since my preferred place to stay in Tokyo is in Asakusa. It was no big deal for me to go from Tawaramachi a couple stops over to Ueno and to the train.
Hi! I'm staying near to Tawaramachi, wuuld you recommend to take this route?
Thank you!!! This is very helpful
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this video is so helpful, thank you so much!! :)
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much!🙏
Thank you for a very clear video.
Thank you so much for watching!🙏
Thank you for the informative video 🙏 And have a wonderful day 🌹
Thank you! Same to you!^^
thanks for this very informative video
Thank you so much!🙏
Thank you for making this video. much appreciated!
Thank you so much!🙏
I can't buy the ticket with a Debit card?
6:15 I would also like to know why you selected Ueno? I thought it should be Nippori.
debit cards are not accepted at machines. I was demonstrating for both stations, but you should choose Nippori for easier transfer to the JR lines.
@@ONEGOODDREAM Thank you very much for your response.
Now I have another question, how do I go through the ticket gates if I don't have an IC Card? I would be very grateful for your answer again.
no problem! if you buy a ticket (no IC card), your ticket should be 2570yen (see 6:49). then you just insert the ticket at the ticket gate and get in 7:33. remember to get your ticket back at the ticket gate when you get in, because you will need it to insert at the ticket gate when you get out. when you get out, the gate will keep the ticket.
@@ONEGOODDREAM When I get out from where? qwq
@@deyanmonterrey7582 I mean when you get off the train ^^
You are special. Muchas gracias por este video.
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This is a great bideo guidelines im coming to tokyo this july thank you
Thank you so much!🙏 Have a great trip!
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This was very detailed and will help me during my visit :) thanks a ton!
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This was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for the video
Thank you so much!🙏 I'm so glad it could be of some help^^
Thank you sooo much for the very clear explanation about it.. it helps me much :)
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This was the best video! Thank you so much
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Very informative
Thank you!^^
thank you for such an informative video! what ticket do you inset into the gate? is it both the passenger ticket and liner ticket?
Thank you so much!🙏 I inserted the liner ticket and tapped the Welcome Suica card to pay for the passenger ticket.
Your channel is truly my 411 information line😀 thank you as always. ❤
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Excellent
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Thank you for good video and info.
I have only one question, what if I bring big luggage, is there any space in the train for it? Thanks
hi, it's an airport train so it has space. it just doesn't have a dedicated space for large luggages. people just keep their luggages with them while they stand or sit on the train. you can have up to 2 big luggages (i think around 250cm or so).
@@ONEGOODDREAM thanks for reply. Another useful info 👍
Super video. Thank you very much. One question: on vending machine - reservation of the seats are provided together with buying the tickets or after that? 😊 Jan
Hi! Thank you so much for watching!🙏 you can reserve and buy the tickets at the vending machines together.
you explain this very clear and good with passenger/tourist POV. nice video, I also have seen the haneda airport one.👍
thank you so much!^^
can i buy the 3 day unlimited pass and the liner ticket? would that be ok or useful?
yes i would like to know about this too
@@chaleriann , I will let you know soon
thank you for this video! is there space for luggage?
Thank you so much!🙏 yes there is a space for luggage.
thank you, this is very informative! 😍🥰
thank you so much!^^
Correct me if I am wrong, there are different platforms in the skyline, is that right? How would I know what plaform should I get in? Thanks 😊
the Skyliner is at platform number 1. but there are 2 trains using the same platform. so you need to see the train design, and the departure time on your ticket to make sure you get on the right train.
Thank you for creating this great video.. It’s very simple and easy to understand about the Skyliner especially for the first timer traveller to Japan like me.. One question I’d like to make sure is what sleepabout the maximum size of suitcase that can be brought inside the Skyliner? My suitcase is large size, 32inch, is it possible to bring it on the train?
Thank you so much for watching!🙏 yes you can bring it on the train. there's a space to store it. if you're early, you can leave your suitcase there. if not, you can just keep it at your seat.
Super video. Thank you very much. One question: reservation of the seats are provided together with buying the tickets or after that? 😊
Thank you for the very clear, concise and informative video. I want to ask if I want to take the Shinkansen train to Nagano, which stop should I take to switch to JR Line?
thanks! you can go to Tokyo station and switch to the shinkansen to Nagano there.
Thank you so much for another informative video. Is it possible for you to do one from Haneda airport please?
The best video which describes what I want to know! 🎉Only other question I have is if there's a limit on number of luggages you can bring in and size of luggage allowed ☺️
Thank you so much!🙏 technically you can bring up to 2 large suitcases.
I was actually confused by this the last time when I got to Nippori. I didn't realize when I got off, it was where I should have bought my ticket for the JR line. I just put in the Skyliner ticket I bought at Narita into the gate and it let me in, but there was no place for me to buy a ticket at that point. I ended taking the train to Shinjuku and explaining to the attendant at the gate that I didn't have a ticket from Nippori and they just charged me that fare amount to let me out of the station.
Great info, downloading right now 😂
Thank you so much!🙏
Thank you for your informative video. What's the best seat for a person using a wheelchair?
Thank you so much for watching!🙏 I'm not sure about that. there's usually a reserved space for wheelchair seats. when you buy the tickets, just tell them your request about wheelchair and they will help you out. there'll be a station staff taking you all the way to the train and to your seat.hope this helps.
hello very useful video. I'd like to know if you can chose car number or is it automatic?
Thank you!🙏 it didn't let me choose car and seat number but I was able to choose window/aisle seat.
Very good video!
Thank you so much!🙏
11:48 anybody knows why does she have to insert the Liner ticket prior to the IC card to transfer to the Yamanote line, rather than just using the IC card alone ? Otherwise great video, very useful :)
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Hi! Thank you so much for this! Really helpful! Just want to ask if I can use a digital IC card when traveling via Skyliner? Thanks
Thank you so much for watching!🙏 you can use an IC card to pay for the passenger ticket of the Skyliner, but you still need to buy the Liner ticket in order to get on the Skyliner. (because the Skyliner requires passenger ticket + liner ticket) I think the video at 5:11 can help explain better.
thank you 😊 and my daughter who is 1 year old I assume is free? So I only need to but 2 adult tickets for me and my husband? Thank you so much!
@@kimr3028 you're welcome! yes, your daughter doesn't need a ticket.
You’re a real one
Hi! Appreciate the well informed video 😁 how about luggages? Can we store them while boarding the train? Thanks a lot.
Thank you so much for watching!🙏 you can bring up to 2 large suitcases beside your personal items like backpacks. the space for storing large suitcases is quite limited. so you may want to come to the platform early as it's first come first serve for that storage. but the leg space is quite generous enough to keep a large suitcase at your seat (if you have to)
Great video thanks for sharing this value information. Quick query, is the maximum amount of tickets 3 or can I buy more?
Thank you so much!🙏 yes you can buy more, that is just the quick menu.
at 11:57 why do you need to put liner ticket on nippon station to ikkebukuro?
Great job! How does this work if you ordered online and have your Suica on your iPhone? Leaving from the airport to your hotel no stress however going to the airport where you need to catch your airplane is a different circus, amirite?
Best video so far. I love your beautiful voice, so nice and comforting :) . We will be arrive there on Dec 23 and have to go to Nappori station to catch a train to our hotel in Kawaguchi .
Do the machine take virtual Suica card from iphone?. I did not see a card reader there on the machine, maybe have to use a physical IC card.
Thanks
Thank you so much!🙏 you're right, seems like the old machines do not take virtual suica card. in that case, it's best to just buy a paper ticket from Narita all the way to Kawaguchi at the ticket counter. other cases you can use the virtual card pretty much any where. you can even charge the virtual suica card at ticket vending machines like a physical card. due to the chip shortage, they've stopped selling the physical ic card. even stopped selling the Welcome Suica card at Narita Airport from Dec 18 2023.
@@ONEGOODDREAM We need to get a physical IC card somewhere for a family member who does not have an iphone to install virtual IC card. What are other options do we have if there is no IC card available?
@@jamescc2010 you can buy a Pasmo Passport card (paid by cash only) at a ticket counter at Keisei station at Narita Airport (right across the hall of the JR station). or you can buy a Welcome Suica card later at major JR stations like Shinjuku station, Shibuya, Tokyo Station. else, you have to buy a paper ticket every time.
btw, when you say Kawaguchi, you mean Lake Kawaguchi (i.e. Kawaguchiko) or Kawaguchi city in Saitama?? the direction is quite different...
@@ONEGOODDREAM Kawaguchi city in Tokyo, not Mt. Fuji. Thanks
thank you! i learned so much!
thank you so much^^
Hello! Thank you very much for the video, it helps a lot for a beginner like me for a first timer in Tokyo. I want to ask regarding the ticket to ikebukuro from nippori. On the video at 11:50, If I have a SUICA card, I still need to put my liner ticket inside the machine to pay? Thank you!
HI! Thank you so much for watching!🙏 if you have a Suica card, you can buy the ticket like I did at 6:53. and at entrance gate, you need both, ticket + Suica, at 7:34. and the same when you exit the Skyliner at Nippori, ticket + Suica. The gate at 11:50 is a 2-in-1 gate, it lets you get out of the Skyliner and into the JR station at the same time, so when you tap the Suica card there, it will end your trip on the Skyliner and begin your trip on a JR train. When you get off at Ikebukuro, you just tap the Suica only. If you buy a train ticket, please keep it at all time because you need to insert the ticket at the exit gate at your arrival station. (if you lose the ticket, you may have to pay for it again at the arrival station) hope this helps..
@@ONEGOODDREAM Great, thank you very much for the information!😁
Helpful video! What is the difference between a Liner ticket and a Passenger ticket?
Thank you so much for watching!🙏 a passenger ticket/basic ticket is to get on a train. a liner/express/bullet train ticket is to get a reserved seat on an express/bullet train. an IC card can only pay for a passenger ticket at the entrance/exit gate.
@@ONEGOODDREAM Thank you! That's clearer now. I also saw one video where he only used 1 liner ticket to get in the train by inserting it at the gate. He got it from a voucher he bought online though, not sure how that is different.
@@adrianjason13 you can buy the total ticket (liner + passenger ticket combined) in one piece of ticket too.
Thx 🙏 for your share ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for watching!🙏
wow，thank you，
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Let's say I purchase a Keisei Skyliner ticket online, I can claim the ticket at the machine right? But does the vending machines have a time limit? perhaps limited operation time? I am expected to arrive at Narita T2 at 20:10.
I'm not sure if you can buy Keisei Skyliner online. but the ticket vending machines are 24/7 so no worries!
@@ONEGOODDREAM U pretty much could actually! Got mine on an app, it's called a voucher. And I think u're supposed to scan the QR or something at the machine or the counter to claim the ticket. That's what I read at least ahahah. And thanks for the confirmation! really appreciate it.
really?! thanks so much for sharing!
Hii, can you update us how to redeem the voucher at the machine? Thank you
@@michelle1223 hi, if im not wrong u should get a qr which u could scan at the machine. In any case, there’s always a guy there who can help u work through the machine to claim ur physical tickets so no worries.
this is a wonderful video thanks :)
1 question: what about luggage in the skyliner?
Thank you so much for watching!🙏 you can bring up to 2 large suitcases beside your personal items like backpacks.
Thank you for your video. Do we still need buy train ticket at counter / machine if we already have suica ?
Yes, for this particular train you do. You buy a specific 'Liner' ticket (1300yen) and put that in the ticket gate machine, and scan your Suica at the same time (and it will be charged 1257yen). The Suica is for the general passenger charge and the 'Liner' ticket is a separate charge.
@@ChuckieMcHaggis and when i arrive at Ueno station i have to exit through the ticket gate machine again, do i put the liner ticket and suica again when i leave the railway platform? does the liner ticket than stay in the ticket machine and i can switch to JR lines with my IC Card? Or how does the exiting work from skyliner?
Thank you very much!
Thanks!^^
Thanks! This is great! very informative
thank you so much!^^
Thank you.
Thank you so much!🙏
very informative video , thank you, whilst i am travelling around japan visiting places is it just tokyo i need to aviod rush hour on public transport, how about kanazawa or osaka? its a bit of a pain watiing till 10 am to be able to start a day trip
Thank you so much!🙏 Tokyo and Osaka, super crowded. but it should be fine after 8:30am.
Thank you for the very informative videos! I was wondering if we could use our mobile suica/pasmo to charge at Narita Terminal?
Thank you so much!🙏 Yes you can charge your mobile Suica at ticket machines at NARITA Airport (check the JR station)
Hello, this may be a stupid question, but in the case we get the tickets without IC card, do we insert the two tickets (passenger ticket+liner ticket) at the same time, or one after the other, or one pick up then next and pick up? 😅
hi, if you buy a ticket without using ic card at all, the 2 tickets (passenger + liner) will be combined into one. so you'll have only 1 ticket in your hand^^
@@ONEGOODDREAM Oh I see, thank you very much for your reply! This will be very helpful^^
Hi. Is it really nescessary to buy a liner ticket and tap the ic card at the same time at the gate before entering? I thought liner ticket alone is fine already. 😅😅😅
there are 2 options. you can choose either one depending on whether you have an ic card or not. if you don't have an ic card, you can buy a total ticket and use that ticket only.