crystal cabin queues are shorter. where did you read it that crystal cabin customers no need queue anyway?

i went on mid june, 2 3 weeks ago, the crystal cabin queue is 2 or 3 times longer than my normal cabin..

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Added on July 2, 2012, 1:58 pmi went on a saturday..

This post has been edited by ccgenius: Jul 2 2012, 01:58 PM

longer? typo bro?

will be heading to hong kong end of next week and have plans to visit guangzhou and shengzhen, is there any visa issues that I should be aware of?

My friend from HK told me that I could obtain the visa to enter GuangZhou from HK so there is no need for me to apply for chinese visa here in Malaysia.

Anyone has similar experiences?

never heard of that too =.='

you need visa if you want to enter china (besides macau and HK). you can apply visa when you are there

but....pardon me, but i always don't understand why don't want to apply visa 1st in malaysia if it's a planned trip?

why must waste time and apply when you are on holiday?

Crsytal cabin cable car definetely longer queue..alot longer..

Yea. The immigration dont just serve u only. Unless u have plenty of time to wait there. I heard the amount of ppl getting in and out is crazy. Think twice..

lol when i was there last year, crystal cabin queue was like 1/10 of the normal car

maybe a lot ppl hear crystal cabin short queue so all end up go there


yea, immigration to enter HK is always crazy no matter from where

unless go super early la. that time i enter HK from luohu, shenzhen before 8am, super short queue for foreigners. but queue for mainland people already quite long d

so i still can't brain why ppl want to apply visa when arrive, unless it's a unplanned trip then diff case la

I have actually applied for Visa On Arrival at Zhuhai border as it is super fast, easy and cheaper.

Ahhh if cheaper then I can understand liao

if this is the case, is there any way to "skip" the queue besides taking the super luxury cabin?

i went on a saturday.. the normal cabin queue, it takes me about 5 to 10 mins only.. around 10am in the morning.. the crystal cabin queue is much longer..

because after 2 or 3 normal cabin came, then only 1 crystal cabin..

It is better to apply VISA at here, it would take u half day or a day to get a Visa in HK, why waste the time while u are travelling?

wah what kind of system is this, discourage ppl to apply earlier but like to have more workload lol~ hahaaha



if msia gomen servant confirm backlog until next year

i am departing this thursday. will be there for 5d/4n and staying in royal plaza hotel.. planning to go macau one day trip. pray for good weather...........

er... for other govt servant i agree la (besides KWSP and LHDN)

malaysia custom immigration (or whatever name it is) IMO is the best among the world

so efficient when at enter and exit malaysia border with the electronic system

also i think, malaysia passport approval time is the fastest among the world? Try apply a passport at small town, i think from the moment you enter the building until you exit with your shiny new passport takes only 1 hours if u go early

in china? some people apply 3 years liao still belum dapat lol

Btw, anyway to do confirmation with the hotel about the reservations made thru agoda?

Just want to do confirmation coz dont want to go there and realize its a mistake, technical problems, etc.

Hi,

Will be flying to Macau this 7th Jul. 2012. Would like to seek for your advice on my itinery? Could you please advise on some of the days which we do not know what to do.

Could you please enlighten me? My priority is food actually.


7th jul flight ak1058 - depart 6.30am - arriving 10.15am macau coming back AK1057 - depart macau 9.10pm, aariving kl 1am

Day 1 10:15am Reach Macau Airport Lunch at somewhere nearby Golden Wave Hotel -义顺牛奶、 澳洲牛奶、富临渔港囍临门 2:00pm Check in Hotel 2:30pm Prince Edward MTR station, Kowloon Visits at Fa Yuen Street (Prince Edward) > Argyle Centre (Prince Edward) > Ladies Street > Sai Yeung Coi Street Mongkok Station > Ladies Street > Sai Yeung Coi Street Walk along the Nathan Road then walk all the way down to TST. In TST, walk around Granville Street, Canton Road, Harbour City, Ocean Terminal, Star Ferry, Avenue of Stars, Clock Tower, Heritage 1881
8:00pm Symphony of Lights at Avenue of Stars (starts at 8pm) How to get to Symphony of Lights. You can take the MTR and get to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station. Get off the station through Exit E and cross the road. Walk 150 meters to Salisbury Road. Then use subway to cross Salisbury Road. When you exit the subway, walk a little along Salisbury Garden until you reach Avenue of Stars. A walk will take 5-6 minutes - Victoria Harbourfront at Tsim Sha Tsui is located next to Clock Tower and Avenue of Stars - MTR East Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit J, and follow signs to the Avenue of Stars and Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront
8:30pm Dinner 10:00pm Back to hotel

Day 2 Central - Eat & shopping Madame Tussaud


Day 3 Disneyland 8:30am Breakfast : Australian Dairy Company 9:30am MTR Jordan -> MTR Central Station (then Interchange to Hong Kong Station) Just walk, no need to take train to interchange Sunny Bay Station (Tung Chung Line) -> MTR Disneyland Resort Station 10:30am Disneyland 9:00pm Dinner -any idea? 10:00pm Lam Kwai Fong MTR Central Station Exit D2. Walk along Theatre Lane and uphill to D'Aguilar Street. About 5 minutes walk to Lan Kwai Fong.


Day 4 8:30am Breakfast 9:30am Heading to Ngong Ping 360.MTR Prince Edward Station - >MTR Central Station -> MTR Hong Kong Station -> MTR Tung Chung Station - MTR Tung Chung Station Exit B and walk 5 min to the Tung Chung Cable Car Terminal Big Buddha 1400-1600 Tung Chung Station Exit C. Shopping at Citygate Outlet. take the Tung Chung line through Interchange from Hong Kong Station, Nam Cheong Station or Lai King Station to Tung Chung Station and Citygate Outlets entrance is right at the Exit C.

Day 5 8:30am Breakfast - Any idea?

Day 6 Macau - Arrived Macau Airport, taxi to hotel - 大三巴牌坊 - 钜记 (able to find some souveniors, cheap clothes/bags? And for dessert, 肉干，义顺双皮奶) Kui Kee only sells snacks and there are no clothes/bags sold in their branches. For all the food souvenirs like almond biscuits, all kind of meat jerky and also peanut candy, you can find on the street uphill to Ruins of St. Paul. There are lots of brands along the street, e.g. Kui Kee, Tsui Heung Yuen, and a lot more.. For dessert from Yi Shun steamed milk custard, you can try this branch : 新馬路381號 - Lunch at 黄枝记 for famous wan tan mee - Back hotel, take a break etc - Shutter bus to City of Dream (Venetian Hotel & HardRock Hotel is walking distance) - Take cab to 官也街, try famous 水蟹粥，木糖布丁，大利来猪仔包 - Shutter bus / cab back to City of Dream, then Venetian Hotel Lord Stow's Portuguese Egg Tart - Back to Hotel - New YaoHan Shopping complexe, 渔人码头 - Dinner (either new Yao Han or find where can get nice portugeuse foods For Portuguese cuisine, you can try the one I featured in my food blog, it's called Restaurante ESCADA. - Wynn Hotel, Casino, Pool Light Show, Photo taking at 新葡京casino


Thank you.

usually i will call up to the hotel itself to double confirm. so far no probs wif agoda n booking.com (did reservations to SG, BKK, etc hotel rooms b4)

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Added on July 6, 2012, 10:39 am
if u walk all d way to TST, u no need to take the MTR to Avenue of Stars ler.. jz walk all d way there (follow d sign)


u plan to go to all d way to HK island after Disneyland? r u planning to return to ur hotel by MTR or cab? if u plan to take MTR, it's kinda rush cz the last MTR back to Kowloon if i'm nt mistaken is around 12.30am?? unless u take the cab.. u can haf ur dinner at HK island since u plan to go Lan Kwai Fong.. bt y the hassle going there after Disneyland? since Day 2 u will be in HK island the whole day for shopping n Madame Tussauds only. i suggest u to focus every attractions, food, etc for HK island on the same day. at least u can save the time from travel here n there


ur itinerary for Day 5 is empty??

r u planning to complete all those in 1 day at Macau?? since ur Day 5 u haven't haf any plan yet. y not visit Macau for 2 Days instead of 1 Day??

This post has been edited by yvonnesoo: Jul 6 2012, 10:39 AM

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