20 18 Singapore Changi Airport Transportation+Shopping+Food

Bian Xiao boasted about the face value of Singapore Changi Airport. When you go to Singapore Changi Airport for connecting flight, Bian Xiao suggested that you stay more time, because this place is really suitable for playing. Let's talk about it with you in the following small series.

Airport traffic 1. Domestic traffic

Singapore airport is very big. If you want to move between four terminals, such as connecting flights, getting off the plane at Terminal 1, taking the MRT at Terminal 2 or 3, or just walking around other terminals, it is most convenient to take Skytrain, the free light rail at the airport. Skytrain runs from 5:00 am to 2:30 am every day.

If you want to go from Terminal 2 to Terminal 4, you can also take the airport shuttle bus, which is also free.

Go downtown

2. MRT SMRT

SMRT is fast and convenient, and it is the first choice for many passengers to travel from the airport to the city.

There are MRT stations in terminals 2 and 3 of Changi Airport. It should be noted, however, that the MRT Airport Line only reaches Taname Ira Station in Nameira, and if you want to go downtown, you need to transfer to the city hall at Tanameira Station.

Hall) subway line.

First bus: 05:3 1 (Monday to Saturday), 05:59 (Sunday)

Last bus: 00:06 (midnight)

3. Bus

The bus stop sign is located on the basement of Changi Airport. No matter which terminal is 1, 2 or 3, you can take the bus directly to the basement. Bus routes include Orchard Road, Administrative District, marina bay and other areas. The fare is calculated by mileage, which is about 10 minute, which is about an hour's drive from downtown.

Generally, you can take bus No.36 to downtown, and you can go to Orchard Road.

Business hours: 6:00~23:00.

4. Airport short-distance bus

In addition to ordinary buses, there are short-distance buses at the airport, which go directly to designated hotels.

Airport shuttle bus to downtown hotel, adult fare is S $9, and children under 12 are S $6. /kloc-runs every 0/5 ~ 30 minutes, and it takes about 25 minutes to drive to the city center. It is open 24 hours and is very friendly to passengers on red-eye flights.

There are counters on the first floor of the arrival hall of the four terminals. You need to register to get a ride, or you can buy it at the self-service machine next to the counter. Enter the name and address of the hotel, then choose the boarding time and pay by credit card! Then take the ticket to the counter to change the identification sticker, and then wait for someone to take you to a ride.

From Monday to Friday, there are also free shuttle buses to the airport and short-distance shuttle bus services to and from the Danamela Ferry Terminal. Please visit official website Changi Airport for details.

5. Taxi

Taxis in Singapore are charged by the meter, and the departure price is about S $2.8 ~ S $3. There is a 50% surcharge from 0: 00 to 6: 00, and a 25% surcharge during peak hours. After passing the urban ERP, the fare will be increased.

Taxis in Singapore will not be on call. They need to queue up at taxi stops, usually in hotels, popular attractions, shopping centers and other places.

From the airport to downtown, you can take a taxi at the exit hall on the second floor of Terminal 3. There will be an airport surcharge for taking a taxi from the airport, 5 Singapore dollars from Friday to Sunday, and 3 Singapore dollars at other times.

6. How to buy an EZlink card at the airport?

You can buy it at the passenger service center of the subway station or the passenger service center of the airport. If you don't buy it at the airport, you can also buy it at 7- 1 1 downtown.

E-pass card has a business card printing fee of S $5, and even if the card is returned, it will not be refunded to you. The advantage of e-pass card is that it is convenient, you don't need to bring a lot of change, and the transfer discount is relatively large.

If you don't want to buy an e-Pass card, you can buy a one-way ticket from the airport to the downtown MRT at the station's self-service machine.

In addition, free travellers can also purchase 1 /2 /3 unlimited ezlink cards according to their own itinerary, and take buses, subways and light rails all day. The price is S $ 20/26/30 respectively, including 10 rental fee (refundable when the card is returned).

Both the free network and the charging terminal have free networks, and there are more than 800 charging interfaces that can charge electronic devices.

The first thing you do when you arrive at Changi Airport is to get a free Wi-Fi password.

As long as you see a machine marked "FreeWi-Fi", you can scan it with your passport and get five yards of Wi-Fi.

After entering the login password, you can surf the Internet for three hours for free, and then get it after three hours, but if you download iChangiapp, you can surf the Internet directly for free.

Hours, don't bother to take it every three hours.

This machine teaches you how to get the password. Basically, just put the page with the photo on your passport and scan it. And then from Wi-Fi

Select "#WiFi@Changi" after the list, and then the password input page will pop up, and select "OTPviaInfoCounter/

Kiosk ",enter a five-digit password and you can surf the Internet for three hours for free.

Overnight transfer 1. About bus signs

Although Singapore has a transit visa, China is not on the list of transit visas of the Immigration Bureau. The final decision on whether qualified China tourists can obtain transit visas is in the hands of immigration officials at the airport.

Moreover, the Singapore Immigration Bureau is actually quite tough, so if the transit time is long and you want to go to downtown Singapore, it is strongly recommended to apply for a Singapore tourist visa before you travel.

If not, there are actually many places in the airport where you can have a comfortable sleep and spend a long time connecting flights!

2. Transit Hotel

There are also transit hotels in the three terminals of Changi Airport, so you can check in without going through the immigration formalities.

They are Rosell Transit Hotel located in the departure transit hall on the 3rd floor of Terminal 1, Ambassador Transit Hotel located in the departure transit hall on the 3rd floor of Terminal 2 (above Orchard Garden) and Ambassador Transit Hotel located in the departure transit hall on the 3rd floor of Terminal 3 (next to the cinema).

The transfer hotel has good facilities, but the price is also relatively expensive, 90 dollars for 6 hours and 20 dollars/hour for more than 6 hours.

3. Transfer VIP room

The rainforest lounge in 1 terminal and the ambassador transit lounge in Building 3 are also good choices, where you can enjoy drinks, snacks, showers, gyms, massages and other services. S $58.85 every 5 hours, S $29.43 every 5 hours for children and free for children under 5 years old.

4. Lounge chairs and sofas

It doesn't matter even if you don't want to spend money to stay in a hotel or transfer to a VIP room, because in fact, you will find people sleeping in every corner of Changi Airport. Also because Changi Airport has many free and comfortable recliners and sofas available!

There is a nap in the departure transit hall of Changi Airport.

The lounge is free to use, with an OSIM massage chair and an ergonomic lounge chair. If you change trains overnight, you can get enough rest.

After getting up, you can go to the bathroom to wash, or spend about S $ 10 to take a bath in the shower room. A towel and a drink will be provided.

Food Changi Airport is an internationally renowned food gathering place, where you can eat food from Southeast Asia and even countries around the world. It's definitely not an expensive and unpalatable airport meal.

Basically, you can spend money here in dollars, euros, Singapore dollars, RMB and other currencies, but you can only find Singapore dollars for change. If you don't want to collect foreign change, use a credit card!

Staff in the basement of Terminal 1

The canteen is also open to the public. Chicken rice, coconut milk rice, Thai cooking, spicy pot, cold rice noodles and so on can be found. If you are in a hurry, eating here is a good choice.

If you want to taste the Malay flavor in the 1980s, you can try the Nanyang flavor on the first floor 1983. A set meal of spicy coconut rice and a refreshing guava juice are a must for this store! There are also Malay noodles, in the middle of winter, and Shen Ya Sarah in Penang is also very authentic and delicious.

The 24-hour food court on the third floor of Terminal 2 is open 24 hours a day. This is a food stall and a restaurant. Shrimp noodles, Sarah and Hainan chicken rice are all specialties here, and Bakute tea tastes good.

In the B2 food area of Terminal 3, there is a famous traditional breakfast shop in Singapore-Yakun. The smell of toast is matched with soft boiled eggs and coffee. You're really hungry just by smelling it! Yakun Airport Store is open 24 hours a day, and you can have attractive toast whenever you come ~

In addition to B2 Food District, there is also a Singapore Food Street in the immigration control area on the 3rd floor of Terminal 3, which offers a variety of food choices. The most special thing is that this street is based on the theme of the 1960s. Most of the meals are provided by temporary carts and stalls. From Hainan chicken rice to bak Kut teh, you can find it in this nostalgic street. There are also shops that are open 24 hours a day.

Chopper must buy beauty products, electronic products, designer brands, middle-priced fashion, chocolates and souvenirs. There are more than 360 retail stores in Singapore Changi Airport, where every passenger can find his favorite things.

1.BENGAWANSOLO banlan cake

Besides bak Kut teh, you must not miss Banlan cake when you come to Singapore! Although the appearance looks just like an ordinary Qifeng cake, the mouth full of Isatis leaves at the moment of biting is full of flavor, and the refreshing taste is still a little fragrant, which can't be described in words. I really can only experience it myself!

The most popular are Banlan Green Cake, Banlan Melaleuca Cake and Banlan Swiss Roll.

Venue: Exit and Entry Hall of Terminal 3.

2.TWG tea specialty store

The name of TWG tea is actually inspired by the entanglement of British classics. It can be said that TWG is a Singapore version of Tangning tea, with simple packaging but texture. This shop takes the luxury route. There are all kinds of handmade tea leaves in the shop, and the whole shop smells of tea. The clerk will also introduce each tea carefully and choose according to his own preferences.

Venue: the control area on the second floor of Terminal 3.

3.DFSWinesSpiritsDuplexStores

The place that wine lovers must not miss when they come to Singapore Changi Airport is DFS! Depth first search

Wines is actually a store specializing in whisky, from classic and fine wines to cellar and single barrel wines. When I first walked into this flagship store with novel design, I thought I accidentally walked into a whisky museum!

Venue: the control area on the second floor of Terminal 3.

4. Charles Keith

CharlesKeith is a well-known brand in Singapore, also known as "Little ck", which is famous for its low price and texture. It's cheaper to buy in Singapore, and even if you buy only one bag at Singapore Changi Airport, it's very convenient.

Venue: the control area on the second floor of Terminal 3.

5. Duty-free cosmetics

In addition to the above must-buy, if the connecting flight is too boring, or you want to sweep the goods for the last time before boarding the plane, you can go to the duty-free shop. If the price is not necessarily cheap, you can compare more.

Venue: the control area on the second floor of Terminal 3.

6. Hand grip area

There is a gift area in front of the entry-exit hall of Terminal 3, where you can buy things that are not ready at once.

Venue: Exit and Entry Hall of Terminal 3