luggages on TRA trains

tang_tang

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The TRA front or back of each carriage does not have storage space to put big lugguage?
 

julia_eyes

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Depends on the TRA train type. If you are unlucky, you might not even get enough standing space on board, not to mention storing your luggage.
 

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Best is 4 wheelers.
I seem most hong kong people do that.

mine is 4 but when there is too many people, it doesn't matter. its squeezy!

had to put mine at the top but it was difficult due to the weight. :(
 

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mine is 4 but when there is too many people, it doesn't matter. its squeezy!

had to put mine at the top but it was difficult due to the weight. :(

Agree with you.
Time of boarding does play a part. Never try to board one after 4:30-8pm.
Sardined!
 

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Not necessarily, took the morning train from Taichung to Taipei. Got really packed half way through.

Timing is key, but the day plays a big part as well. It was a Sat.

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TRA trains are like our MRT here. the seats is side facing, although some is half side, half front/ back.

Generally shouldnt be too much issues.

and Mandarin flies from Kaoshiung to Hualien Airport
Transasia from Tai Chung and Taipei as well
 
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