Transfers from Kowloon to Kai Tak Terminal

[RTLS]

Has anyone arranged transfers for a group of 6 to 8? I believe this new terminal (which is where we are scheduled to embark) is quite far away.

 

We will, of course, all have luggage so we might be better to take 2 or 3 taxis. Any idea of the costs of either of these options?.

[Earl Rosebery]

Has anyone arranged transfers for a group of 6 to 8? I believe this new terminal (which is where we are scheduled to embark) is quite far away.

 

We will, of course, all have luggage so we might be better to take 2 or 3 taxis. Any idea of the costs of either of these options?.

 

Taxis in Hong Kong are plentiful and inexpensive. Doesn't matter if you are staying in Kowloon or on HK island.

[John Bull]

With luggage, hailing a cab (or asking the hotel to call one, costs about a dollar more) is simplest & not expensive. But they're quite small sedans, most can only handle 2 passengers plus luggage.

 

JB :)

[TMLAalum]

I investigated using a service and found one that I recall would charge around $129 US for a group. But a savvy traveler on our roll call posted that taking taxis would cost far less per person.

 

The Salisbury YMCA flagged us a taxi that ran about 100 HKD for the two of us to Kai Tak. Our Sil/Bil traveled in a separate taxi. Three Cruise Critic friends also took a taxi and they and their luggage made it in!

[RTLS]

Thank you all.

 

Taxis are obviously the way to go.