Limousine & Subway pass

[s7460597]

Looks a good deal to me. Return fare for Shinjuku from Haneda is Yen2,460. That means YEN1,040 for 3 days unlimited ride on all Tokyo Metro Lines and Toei Subway Lines. Any feedback from the experts?


http://www.limousinebus.co.jp/en/information/visitor_tickets/subwaypass/

Limousine & Subway pass types
We have three types each for both airports.
【Narita Airport Set】
6,000 yen for Two bus tickets and Three consecutive days Tokyo Subway Ticket.
5,700 yen for Two bus tickets and Two consecutive days Tokyo Subway Ticket.
3,400 yen for One bus ticket and One day Tokyo Subway Ticket.
【Haneda Airport Set】
3,500 yen for Two bus tickets and Three consecutive days Tokyo Subway Ticket.
3,200 yen for Two bus tickets and Two consecutive days Tokyo Subway Ticket.
1,800 yen for One bus ticket and One day Tokyo Subway Ticket.
These special combination ticket will be on sale from July 31st, 2014. Please use our convenient bus services to and from Central Tokyo Hotels and Stations! Stretch and Relax- No up and down like other mode of transportation, Direct to your Hotels!!!

 

[evilerniex]

Looks a good deal to me. Return fare for Shinjuku from Haneda is Yen2,460. That means YEN1,040 for 3 days unlimited ride on all Tokyo Metro Lines and Toei Subway Lines. Any feedback from the experts?


http://www.limousinebus.co.jp/en/information/visitor_tickets/subwaypass/

haneda to shinjuku is 690yen (via monorail) or 610yen (via keikyu line). going by the 690yen one, it is abt 2100yen for 3 days of metro line.

700yen a day is worth it if all ur trip are using metro lines. however, travelling within tokyo is often a mixture of JR and metro, and it is usually easier and cheaper to travel by JR.

personally, i will prefer to have more flexibility to choose the most convenient route instead of being tied down by one operator

 

[s7460597]

Thanks for the info.

 

[solarwings]

Limousine bus to airport from hotel is very convenient, as you don't have to lug your luggage through public transport.

I did subway-only in my last trip.
If using the subway-only tickets,you have to plan your route which can get complicated sometimes. and it's good only for use in Tokyo.

1.locate the nearest subway station to destination
2.plan route - which is the best route, where to change line, walking from line to line(might be in same area but very far away)

 

[s7460597]

Both of you have made good points. There's pro and con. Good to know so everyone can make an informed decision.

 

[evilerniex]

Both of you have made good points. There's pro and con. Good to know so everyone can make an informed decision.

how about taking the limo but not the metro pass? or just the limo with 1-day metro pass

 

[s7460597]

how about taking the limo but not the metro pass? or just the limo with 1-day metro pass

Will seriously consider as my trip is end November lots of time. Thanks