Travel: China - Hong Kong

[leo]

cherrygal:

Be warned that many older shopping centres in HK have no public toilets!

No public toilet!!!! :scared: Which are the ones that you know, pls tell!

My gal is fully toilet trained and no longer using diapers, but you knows, if they got to go, they got to go, cannot ren3.

[LOLMum]

we stick to toilets in the newer shopping malls. the toilets in the older buildings are really dirty, crowded and sometimes locked.


so if you see a hotel, just pop in and use the toilet or use those in the restaurants (some are really well used (old)).

i once had a very bad stomach upset on the road after eating too much :sick: :imconstipated: and couldnt find a toilet and that was really really bad..........had to walk and squat (pretending to look at things in the window) to rest.

[yippee]

Anyone can advise how much to exchange? 6D5N (2A n 1C)

[cadencemummy]

Can I check to go Changi Budget Airport Terminal, can cab go in?

Cos my flight is very early, so me dun wan to go through hassle of going into T1 or T2 then take their free shuttle bus thing.

[verykiasu2010]

cadencemummy:

Can I check to go Changi Budget Airport Terminal, can cab go in?

Cos my flight is very early, so me dun wan to go through hassle of going into T1 or T2 then take their free shuttle bus thing.

of course there is taxi drop off point in budget terminal

a friend came back via Tiger at Budget Terminal, and was raining heavily on arrival ..... no aerobridge, carry bags and walk down the ramp, then walk to terminal building in the rain. Tiger has no umbrella

[cadencemummy]

Thanks so much mummy!

[micollh]

im sorry all, can i confirm again, to go to victoria peak, i can go to central MTR, take tram from there ? which exit from central MTR? is it very obvious the tram? ticket price anyone knows? thanks

[verykiasu2010]

micollh:

im sorry all, can i confirm again, to go to victoria peak, i can go to central MTR, take tram from there ? which exit from central MTR? is it very obvious the tram? ticket price anyone knows? thanks

http://www.thepeak.com.hk/en/5_5_1.asp

[micollh]

thanksss…

[cherrygal]

yippee:

Anyone can advise how much to exchange? 6D5N (2A n 1C)

You only need cash for food at small shops and buying tickets for trams, ferry rides etc. Assuming your family eats all 3 meals outside and snacks too, you may need about $30 - $50 per meal. $100 - 150 a day = $600 - $900 on meals

Add the odds and ends for transportation and entrance fees etc, it's best you change $1500 or more.

The rest of the shopping / restaurants can use credit card. If you rather not use cards, then it really depends on how frugal/ spendthrift you are.