Coach and shuttle services commence from 15 September onwards from Singapore to LEGOLAND®

This is the press release from Legoland I’ve just received. The first Legoland in Asia, Legoland Malaysia is going to open for public on this coming 15th September, 2012 in Iskandar Malaysia, the main southern development corridor in Johor, Malaysia. To connect the theme park with neighboring Singapore, Legoland Malaysia is introducing a direct coach and shuttle service between the two starting from the grand opening day.

The highlights of the press release:

• Direct coach from Singapore Flyer to Nusajaya with regular services.
• Direct shuttle service operating from Tuas 2^nd Link starts on opening day.
• More than 3,500 parking bays available next to the Park.
• For large group visits and tour operators over 100 bus bays are available.

And here is the full story:

SINGAPORE, 17^th August 2012 – LEGOLAND® Malaysia will soon be accessible via a new direct coach service from the heart of Singapore. Alongside, a shuttle service will operate from Jurong East and Boon Lay to the Tuas 2^nd Link. After the immigration checkpoint, a direct shuttle will ferry visitors to LEGOLAND and Johor Premium Outlets (JPO).  Both operators will commence services on the Park’s grand opening date, 15^th September 2012.

Dedicated coaches will leave from the Singapore Flyer every 30 minutes during peak times, and arrive at LEGOLAND® in less than an hour.  The service will be operated by WTS Travel (www.wtstravel.com.sg) and the new direct route is priced at SG$20 per person. The first coach will leave at 08.30am each morning, with five services in each direction on weekdays and increased frequency of up to eight on weekends, school holidays and public holidays.

“Our aim is to make the journey to the Park as easy as possible especially for families with children. With the door-to-door service, visitors can get to the Park comfortably and be assured that their journey to the Park will be less tiring,” said Siegfried Boerst, General Manager of LEGOLAND® Malaysia.

Causeway Link will be operating the additional shuttle service connecting Singapore and LEGOLAND®. There will be a total of 6 trips from the Tuas 2^nd Link to LEGOLAND on a daily basis. The service will start at Jurong East and Boon Lay in Singapore.

From the Woodlands checkpoint, visitors can expect 15 trips and buses will travel the following routes: from JB Sentral -Larkin Sentral -LEGOLAND® – Gelang Patah.

For those keen on self-drive, the Park has over 3,500 parking bays on site. It will provide visitors with access to both the Park and Mall of Medini. To further help navigation, the route to LEGOLAND is also well sign-posted. The Park’s location is just 15 minutes from the Tuas 2^nd Link and 30 minutes from the Woodlands crossing.

For more information on routes, schedules and prices please also see www.LEGOLAND.my

The below is the complete schedule of the service:

A) WTS TRAVEL & TOURS PTE. LTD (WTS) – Direct coach operating from Singapore.

Route 1. From Singapore Flyer to LEGOLAND^®

Weekdays (Sun – Fri):  0830, 0900, 0930, 1030 & 1130

(Not operational on Park closing dates: 19,26 Sept/3,10,17,24,31 Oct/7 Nov)

Weekends (Sat, School Holidays& Public Holiday): 0830, 0900, 0930, 1030, 1030, 1100, 1130 & 1200

B) CAUSEWAY LINK – Public transport from Johor & Singapore to LEGOLAND

Route 1. Jurong East Bus Interchange / Boon Lay – CIQ 2nd Link – LEGOLAND – JPO

Everyday: 0830 – 2200 (6 trips per day)

Route 2. JB Sentral – Larkin – LEGOLAND- GP Sentral

Weekdays (Mon – Fri):10 trips per day(0800-1800, Mon-Fri)

Weekends (Sat, Sun & PH):15 trips per day (0800-1730, Sat/Sun and Public Holiday)

If you happen to be in Malaysia or Singapore this coming September, make sure have your travel itinerary adjusted to included a day to Legoland Malaysia! 🙂 –Travel Feeder, your ultimate travel photo blog

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