Taipa Ferry Terminal Review

Because I have to go to the China Port City Pier to do business, Trip.com has set a ticket, which is more expensive than buying on the spot. I live at the Sands Holiday Hotel. There is a direct bus at the door. It takes 15 minutes. The waiting hall is clean and empty. It takes more than an hour to cut the ticket and go for a long time. There is no need to queue for a little Hong Kong and Macao Pass, and you can swipe your card directly.

At night, I took a specific ferry back to Hong Kong. The whole port was very clean, but it cost 200 Hong Kong dollars to go back and forth to Hong Kong. It was really expensive to make people dumbfounded. The quality was just good, but there was a water dispenser inside. It was very good. The ferry was also very fast. There was a shift almost every half an hour. But there are almost no people coming at night, and one person can occupy a row of seats. Many years ago, I have been to the pier in Taipa, and most of them use the outer port terminal to take a boat. I feel a little closer to the city of Macau. This time I revisited, I felt that the pier had become bigger, the waiting area was as big as the airport's waiting room, and because there were not many passengers at the time, the space was greater. The entry and exit lobby is also quite large, and it is estimated that hundreds of people can be accommodated in line.

It's big, it looks like Zhongda is bigger than Macau Airport. Food court is big

During the epidemic, it was still empty ⋯ hurry up and get better.

The ships at this pier are basically all going to and from Hong Kong and Macau. It is half an hour. The cabin is very large. There are about 400 seats. There is free network inside. It is very convenient. If you are seasick, it is recommended to take seasickness medicine in advance.

1. Convenient transportation 2, close to the airport 3, the environment is acceptable 4, fully furnished 5, sincere service