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Thread: Airtrain in Brisbane - why use it?

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    I did a project management course a while back. The airtrain was sited as an example of where the project was delivered on time and on budget - but it did something nobody wanted or needed lol
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    My wife and I used the Airtrain once. I forget how long it took us to get from the airport to Runcorn but it was an awfully long time. Especially considering it takes 35mins by car if there is minimal traffic.
    It's all good and well to have the trolley boys to take your bags to the terminal at the airport end but you have to change trains with them and lug them home from your station.

    We have an unwritten deal within my wifes family. 99% of the time someone will drop you off and pick you up. However all but one of us live within one suburb of each other. The other lives overseas so I'm not picking them up

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    FenianEel,A two zone ticket from Yeronga to the city is $2.70. An air train ticket can be pre-purchased months in advance for $11 at a city station. So $13.70 each one way. These are regular fares not concession. Airport Train in Brisbane does not give concession fares. However now I am a poor old pensioner, I can buy a concession ticket in Sydney at the airport and travel to my destination for a pittance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by x-box View Post
    Might be for you Fenian, but ever wondered how we're supposed to get to the airport from the Gold Coast when there's a hold-up on the gateway - and the gateway always has some sort of drama going on to grind traffic to a halt....
    I'd rather take that white elephant than miss a flight
    No it's not cheap (unfortunately), but it gets there on time
    I fly down for Indy every year and the train ride to and from the Gold Coast is a highlight of the trip but agreed it is bloody expensive.
    If I get a sale priced airfare it costs nearly the same
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