getting to Gatwick from Heathrow by bus
Aug 22nd 2003, 2:10 pm
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getting to Gatwick from Heathrow by bus
Im arriving at Heathrow after a very long flight and have to connect with my friend at Heathrow. I've done some research and found that Flightlink, Jetlink and Speedlink run back and forth all day between the two.
Has anyone used this service and did you find it easy or confusing to use? I suppose Im a little boggled thinking about
having to organize a bus ride when I've been up for 24 hours.
Thanks for any info
Has anyone used this service and did you find it easy or confusing to use? I suppose Im a little boggled thinking about
having to organize a bus ride when I've been up for 24 hours.
Thanks for any info
Aug 22nd 2003, 3:45 pm
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Re: getting to Gatwick from Heathrow by bus
Originally posted by nansaidh
Im arriving at Heathrow after a very long flight and have to connect with my friend at Heathrow. I've done some research and found that Flightlink, Jetlink and Speedlink run back and forth all day between the two.
Has anyone used this service and did you find it easy or confusing to use? I suppose Im a little boggled thinking about
having to organize a bus ride when I've been up for 24 hours.
Thanks for any info
Im arriving at Heathrow after a very long flight and have to connect with my friend at Heathrow. I've done some research and found that Flightlink, Jetlink and Speedlink run back and forth all day between the two.
Has anyone used this service and did you find it easy or confusing to use? I suppose Im a little boggled thinking about
having to organize a bus ride when I've been up for 24 hours.
Thanks for any info
Just have the cash (they may take other forms of payment but you'll discover this from your web search) ready to pay for the journey...
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Aug 24th 2003, 5:59 am
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Re: getting to Gatwick from Heathrow by bus
Originally posted by nansaidh
Im arriving at Heathrow after a very long flight and have to connect with my friend at Heathrow. I've done some research and found that Flightlink, Jetlink and Speedlink run back and forth all day between the two.
Has anyone used this service and did you find it easy or confusing to use? I suppose Im a little boggled thinking about
having to organize a bus ride when I've been up for 24 hours.
Thanks for any info
Im arriving at Heathrow after a very long flight and have to connect with my friend at Heathrow. I've done some research and found that Flightlink, Jetlink and Speedlink run back and forth all day between the two.
Has anyone used this service and did you find it easy or confusing to use? I suppose Im a little boggled thinking about
having to organize a bus ride when I've been up for 24 hours.
Thanks for any info
When you arrive go to the Information Desk and ask for directions of where to catch the Bus.
You pay the Fare to the Driver as you board the Bus, I paid cash so I don't know if they accept Credit Cards or not.
The journey time the day I travelled was about 40 minutes, I found it a lot more convenient than using the Underground.
hope this helps
Aug 24th 2003, 8:09 am
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Re: getting to Gatwick from Heathrow by bus
Originally posted by JayJay
You pay the Fare to the Driver as you board the Bus, I paid cash so I don't know if they accept Credit Cards or not.
You pay the Fare to the Driver as you board the Bus, I paid cash so I don't know if they accept Credit Cards or not.
Aug 24th 2003, 2:37 pm
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Re: getting to Gatwick from Heathrow by bus
Originally posted by JayJay
I used this service about a month ago and it is very straight forward.
When you arrive go to the Information Desk and ask for directions of where to catch the Bus.
You pay the Fare to the Driver as you board the Bus, I paid cash so I don't know if they accept Credit Cards or not.
The journey time the day I travelled was about 40 minutes, I found it a lot more convenient than using the Underground.
hope this helps
I used this service about a month ago and it is very straight forward.
When you arrive go to the Information Desk and ask for directions of where to catch the Bus.
You pay the Fare to the Driver as you board the Bus, I paid cash so I don't know if they accept Credit Cards or not.
The journey time the day I travelled was about 40 minutes, I found it a lot more convenient than using the Underground.
hope this helps
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Aug 29th 2003, 1:15 pm
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The coach is by far the quickest route; you can pay the driver but make sure you have cash, and preferably the lots of change so you can give the correct amount.
The comment about the standard of service is very accurate! Prepare to be made to feel unwelcome.... (there are rare exceptions, but unfriendliness is the rule)
The comment about the standard of service is very accurate! Prepare to be made to feel unwelcome.... (there are rare exceptions, but unfriendliness is the rule)
