Kuala Lumpur trip

[jumpmanz]

My frens recently stayed but didn’t take their bkf. But they commented v+ about location. I shall try.

Yeah for drivers location is quite good. but first time finding the carpark might be a bit troublesome. need to go one round around the building.
if after 11pm, need to go further up around the corner then turn in from the police station.

 

[darcbleu]

https://www.motorist.my/article/466...-this-wed-and-thu-here-are-the-roads-to-avoid

FYI for those going KL next week

 

[luckygal]

For Aeroline coach to KL, it’s ok to have one 28 inch luggage right?

 

[Habrosus]

For Aeroline coach to KL, it’s ok to have one 28 inch luggage right?

Good question. But I wonder if anyone's been stopped before.

Because...

Back when I frequented Melaka with Luxury, I "upgraded" from a 20inch to a 24inch after a while. Once I even had to buy a 28inch to bring back my shopping stuff.

Then one day a casual browsing drew me to their website that said the limit's a 20inch each passenger.

 

[luckygal]

Good question. But I wonder if anyone's been stopped before.

Because...

Back when I frequented Melaka with Luxury, I "upgraded" from a 20inch to a 24inch after a while. Once I even had to buy a 28inch to bring back my shopping stuff.

Then one day a casual browsing drew me to their website that said the limit's a 20inch each passenger.

I see. Aeroline website stated not exceeding 20kg. So I thought as long as don’t exceed, doesn’t matter what size.

 

[Habrosus]

I see. Aeroline website stated not exceeding 20kg. So I thought as long as don’t exceed, doesn’t matter what size.

I thought going by coach instead of flying, an advantage is to not have to bother about weight of luggage.

 

[luckygal]

I thought going by coach instead of flying, an advantage is to not have to bother about weight of luggage.

Exactly. Then have all these stupid restrictions

 

[Habrosus]

Exactly. Then have all these stupid restrictions

If size restriction I can understand coz they might not have enough space for everybody's extra baggage.

But weight restriction... Unless recent months (or year/s) they'd passengers lugging tons of shopping/groceries across. Maybe call and ask them about this unusual/new(?) restriction?

 

[Habrosus]

Exactly. Then have all these stupid restrictions

Went to look at Luxury's FAQ and indeed there's a 20kg limit per pax as well.

 

[luckygal]

Went to look at Luxury's FAQ and indeed there's a 20kg limit per pax as well.

Yes but I don’t recall them checking or weighing. But luxury coach got banned Liao.

 

[Habrosus]

Yes but I don’t recall them checking or weighing. But luxury coach got banned Liao.

I still see Luxury advertising every other day. Lifted, maybe.

And no, I can't imagine them actually planting a staff there to weigh and measure. Maybe only impose if someone raises the issue or complain. Or coach captain lifts a luggage and the weight of it injures him or something.

Unless you're planning to bring a whole couch back, I don't see the need to worry like going on a flight... Or call to get a better understanding of the situation.

 

[luckygal]

I still see Luxury advertising every other day. Lifted, maybe.

And no, I can't imagine them actually planting a staff there to weigh and measure. Maybe only impose if someone raises the issue or complain. Or coach captain lifts a luggage and the weight of it injures him or something.

Unless you're planning to bring a whole couch back, I don't see the need to worry like going on a flight... Or call to get a better understanding of the situation.

True. Quite some time didn’t go Malaysia. Now enter no need to fill in anything online right?

 

[Habrosus]

True. Quite some time didn’t go Malaysia. Now enter no need to fill in anything online right?

No need for MDAC for Singaporeans anymore. Just need passport.

 

[pclow59]

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/malaysias-klia-aerotrain-set-to-resume-service-on-july-1
KLIA aerotrain to resume service

 

[darcbleu]

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/malaysias-klia-aerotrain-set-to-resume-service-on-july-1
KLIA aerotrain to resume service

important thing is they say as early as 1 July and if everything tested ok.

 

[beanstalk6]

important thing is they say as early as 1 July and if everything tested ok.

I was beginning to think this service never existed.
Well, this current minister of transport has been shaking things up quite a bit to deliver services like the ETS, trains to Thailand, new Penang ferry and hopefully the RTS.

 

[ApeTruelove]

Kuala Lumpur’s Aerotrain, relaunched a week ago after a test ride by the prime minister, has already suffered two service disruptions, including one from flooding

 

[vaxvms]

For Aeroline coach to KL, it’s ok to have one 28 inch luggage right?

no issue as many malaysian tourist all big luggages

 

[sellbuyboy]

any adv to take airplane to KL?

 

[reddevil0728]

any adv to take airplane to KL?

if u stay near the airport, faster?