Hi, from the airport, just hop to the free shuttle bus provided by the hotel/casino. Which hotel are you staying at?

The airport is located on taipa island. Taxi from venetian (taipa island) to airport is about MOP35, so from Airport to mainland should be higher maybe double the figure. Let me know your hotel.

OK, after checking google map here is my suggestion. From airport, take shuttle bus of Lisboa or Wynns (red) or Starworld (yellow) or MGM so that you will be transfered near to Metro park hotel. When the bus drop you at any of these hotel, just take a taxi to metro park, the most only RM15-20, remember taxis over there use meter so dont get overcharged. Saves you the hassles from going to the ferry terminal or lengthy walking since you have a toddler with you. Print out the logo, the address or a photo of the metropark hotel and show to the taxi driver.

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Added on April 2, 2012, 5:03 pmThere are also cotaijet and new world. I have used turbojet and cotaijet, fare are almost the same depending on the time of departure iinm. You might wanna check which HK terminal that you wanna arrived at.

there are 2

香港 港澳码头 or 九龙 中国客运码头

depends on u staying at kowloon or hong kong island

since you are not staying overnight, choose the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal at Shun Tak Centre, exiting at Sheung Wan station. From there, stop at the next stop, Central and take the Tung Chung line. Stop at Sunny Bay and hop to the Disney Line

see post #647

You just need the MTR map lol, have fun with your kid 

jz arrive at the terminal as early as possible as ferry ticket seems to sold out faster thn u expected.. first ferry @ tst china ferry terminal run nt so frequent.. (every 30 mins from 7am-10.30pm) compare to turbojet @ hk macau ferry terminal (every 15 mins - 24 hrs)

or u can try cotaijet (run from both terminals bt different sailing time)

that's good gotta love the MRTs there

i always use HKD only at macau, or sometimes even RMB coz yes, bringing so many currency is troublesome

most will return back in HKD, and if they dont, you can request for it  if there is one or two that refuse, just spend the MOP at the next stop.

some will return MOP while some in HKD

i usually just take and spend it elsewhere

high - the shoppes at four seasons, one central macau, city of dreams the boulevard, wynn's
mid - grand canal shoppes venetian, galaxy
low - senado square, yaohan

tourist souvenirs spots - senado quare, taipa village

candies, almond cookies
keychains, fridge magnets, figurines showing st paul, macau street sign, etc

nt all ferry will stop at the same terminal. there is 2 terminal in HK.

1. HK Macau Ferry Terminal
2. HK China Ferry Terminal

and 2 terminal in Macau as well

1. Macau Taipa Ferry Terminal
2. Macau Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal

it depends on where u wan to depart n where u wan 2 arrive.. usually ppl will choose to depart from HK Macau Ferry Terminal n arrive at Macau Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal due to the sailing time is more frequent n the terminal in Macau Outer Harbour Ferry has more free shuttles to those hotel nearby attractions. Where as Macau Taipa Ferry Terminal is residing at the Taipa area.. usually it's convenient for those who wanna go to Venetian/City Of Dreams

actually the fares for those ferry companies r more or less the same.. jz tat some is slightly higher abit only..

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Added on April 3, 2012, 3:35 pm

erm.. as for me, i din encounter any probs using big HKD notes at those shop or eateries tat i go.. they will accept HKD. unless some dun except smaller HK coins (HK10 or below) at the counter or near the machine during ur payout it will stated tat they dun accept HK coins.. so no worries..

if 2.5D, is nt consider long. more enough for u to explore unless u take ur own sweet time lor.. hehehe

Haha.. Macau is so small so what u expect from this tiny ex-portuguest territory. Honestly 2 full days are sufficient for whole Macau.

I am not a food person so i dont recall much of the name or location of the restaurants i've been to. chinese restaurants with generic names, so plenty of local flavor there. particularly, macau is famous for its portugese cuisine.

African chicken at coloane (didnt try this but one forumer said it is nice, search this thread)
One cantonese restaurant at four seasons, the name escapes me
There is another michelin star restaurant at taipa worth a try
Bar florian at venetian for tea, if you are lucky there might be a couple of ballroom dance show
A couple of signature restaurants at grand lisboa and COD
etc etc, cant help much haha

err dunno wat kind of meal u wan n nt sure it suits u r nt.. cz diff ppl diff taste ma.. btw, i list out a few for ur reference n u can google more info on it

Leitaria I Son (custard dessert)
Restaurante Platao (famous bt price is steep)
Wong Chi Kei (wan tan noodles)
Margaret’s Café e Nata (portugese egg tart)
Cafe Tai Lei Loi Kei (pork bun)
Fernando's Restaurant (portugese cuisine
Lai Kei Ice Cream (luvly packaging of ice cream sandwich n popsicles)