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#1 Post at 19-1-2010 23:33  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L ferry I'm going from HK to macau which ferry shuld i take to get there????

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#2 Post at 19-1-2010 23:46  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 dowhat101's post The Macau jet foils ! only 2 places you get on them ... at Shun Tak centre on HK side or China City in TST - Kowloon side

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#3 Post at 20-1-2010 00:24  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L I took the new ferries that are owned by the venetian Macau.  They were pretty good.  Newer than the jet foils, I think they are the same price, but not 100% sure.  They were called kota I believe.

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#4 Post at 20-1-2010 00:41  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #3 cn888's post You took the ferries called the Cotai Jet.  They only go from Shun Tak Terminal, Central to Macau.  There is no cotaijet service from TST.   Their official prices are the same as the Turbo Jet.  If you are adventurous and get to the Shun Tak Terminal during normal office working hours, go to one of those local travel agencies there to buy your ferry ticket.  Buying any ferry ticket at those travel agencies will be cheaper than the official prices, and the Cotaijet tickets will be even more cheaper than the Turbojet tickets. Last time I save almost $20 on a one-way ticket to Macau.  Next time I will buy a roundtrip ticket and save money on the return trip too.  By time I was leaving Macau, all the travel agencies in macau had closed so I had to pay the official rates to return.

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#5 Post at 20-1-2010 07:31  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L i always take turbo jet and buy from travel agent. i think d1 package is better price if going there. helicopter price is so expensive, i wonder if anyone actually takes it

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#6 Post at 20-1-2010 13:27  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L how long is the ferry ride usually?

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#7 Post at 20-1-2010 14:48  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L the trip is 55 minutes by jet foil

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#8 Post at 20-1-2010 14:59  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L so this where i get confused are the ferries using jet foil or turbo jet? they both arrive basically under 1 hour from macau to hk right?

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#9 Post at 20-1-2010 15:40  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by oscarmandude at 20-1-2010 14:59 so this where i get confused are the ferries using jet foil or turbo jet? they both arrive basically under 1 hour from macau to hk right? It's under 1 hour ferry ride is the tides/currents are right; it took an hour and half last time because the waters were rough. So to confirm, Cotai Jet leaves from Central? I took the Cotai Jet from Sheung Wan

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#10 Post at 20-1-2010 17:59  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #9 S12's post All ferries going to Macau are from either Shun Tak Centre in Sheung Wan or China Ferry Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui.

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#11 Post at 21-1-2010 08:37  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #8 oscarmandude's post The turbojets are catamarans and take about 1hr in good weather.   The jetfoils are hydrofoils, and are slightly faster (about 5 min if I recall). Hear Ye!  The Mayor has spoken!

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#12 Post at 21-1-2010 11:47  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by DArtagnan at 21-1-2010 08:37 The turbojets are catamarans and take about 1hr in good weather.   The jetfoils are hydrofoils, and are slightly faster (about 5 min if I recall). DA - I presume you mean jeftfoils to get to Macau in less than 1 hour right Want a quicker way to Macau is by helicopter but will cause a small hole in your pocket

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#13 Post at 21-1-2010 12:05  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 dowhat101's post You can go to the Beng Seng travel agent in Shun Tak to buy roundtrip Cotai jet ticket for 270 and 120 for one way from HK to macau.

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#14 Post at 21-1-2010 17:44  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by asia-play at 21-1-2010 11:47 DA - I presume you mean jeftfoils to get to Macau in less than 1 hour right Want a quicker way to Macau is by helicopter but will cause a small hole in your pocket how much is the helicopter ride? haha  i visited maccau on my last trip and almost got sea sick from the cotai jet since it was the only available ferry to get back to hk after 12am.  then i had to taxi back to tst from central.. which was expensive.  i made like 30k at the poker tables, so if the copter ride is under 2k i'll do it next time haha.

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#15 Post at 21-1-2010 18:09  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #14 stranger604's post If memory serves me right..It is about 2500 Hong Kong dollars single journey....

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#16 Post at 21-1-2010 23:13  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #15 Rico's post Rico I think ur right...I took it once too..Just once thou.... To be honest...I think it is something everyone should do...The experience and view is quite spectacular!

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#17 Post at 22-1-2010 03:25  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #16 paka's post But it gets you to Macau quicker though bro..

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