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Anyong Bluth
Joined: 22 Jun 2006
Location: Robbers' Roost
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Milwaukiedave
Joined: 02 Oct 2004
Location: Goseong
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| Zoidberg wrote: |
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Incheon is cruddy.Real basic lack of information in English.If you can't speak Korean,you basically just have to guess what bus to get on.
When is the train going to be in operation?2008?Doing it all by busses is nuts.
The old international airport at Gimpo wasn't that flash but it was connected to the subway at least. |
Are you serious? Unless things have gone ridiculously down hill in the last 2 and half years, getting the right bus at Incheon airport is immensely easy.
The info was on the airport site. Maybe they removed it... Nope. Still there. |
Maybe I misunderstood what he was referring to, but I'm referring to the city buses in particular. Yes, I agree catching a bus at Incheon or Gimpo was pretty easy. |
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rothkowitz
Joined: 27 Apr 2006
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I was merely referring to the system of using busses to and from the airport.
If you're familiar with Korea it's not so much of a hassle.If,say,a friend or relative was coming,I'd go and meet them anyways.
After a long,long flight,I just want to follow the arrows and sit on the train.Also,I can rendevous with someone at a particular station.
Also,busses can and do get slowed down in traffic.
I like the predictability-timewise-of taking the train. |
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