Need directions: From Yew Tee to Changi Village
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As I have P.Ublin camp tomorrow, I wanted to figure out which 3 options is the fastest way to get to Changi Village Ter.
Option 1: Yew Tee MRT
Jurong East Tampines Sv 29
Option 2: Yew Tee MRT Woodlands Sv 969 Sv 29
Option 3: Yew Tee MRT Bishan Sv 59 -
My opinion
Yew Tee MRT to Yishun MRT -> take Sv 39 , then at Pasir Ris Dr 3 take Sv 89 to CV -
The fastest... Take MRT to Pasir Ris and transfer to Sv 89
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sbst275 is correct. alight at the heavy vehicle carpark and walk to changi point.
only a delusioned bus super-enthusiast would say...
307 > 172 > 30 > 17 > 89
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Em...Originally posted by sinicker:sbst275 is correct. alight at the heavy vehicle carpark and walk to changi point.
only a delusioned bus super-enthusiast would say...
307 > 172 > 30 > 17 > 89
307 - 172 - 30 - 9
Or 307 - 172 - 30 - 18 - 19 -
Alternatively,
MRT to Woodlands, Sv. 168 to opposite Tampines Library, Sv. 19
For the crazy bus enthusiast,
Sv 307 -> Sv 190 -> Sv 153 -> Sv 89 -
pls take a cab.
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yeah quite true. with all your bags and stuff. quite an inconvenience on the bus.Originally posted by tiggersgd:pls take a cab. -
Take cab is too expensive, it is quite a long distance. Bus & train is much better.
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share with ur frens??
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No need to share with friends, thanks.
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Maybe
307 > 985 > 145 > 88 > 89
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Route is a bit too long.Originally posted by Volvo Olympian:Maybe
307 > 985 > 145 > 88 > 89
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Aiyah , then ....Originally posted by Apex-LW'21:Route is a bit too long.
take taxi lah , go call a taxi
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Another option could be to take the MRT to either Bedok or Tanah Merah, and transferring to route 2.
You can also try 59 from Bishan, Toa Payoh, or Braddell stations. The time it takes for route 59 to travel to Changi Village from any of these three points is rather long, though...
You can also look up routes 9, 19, 29, and 89 too (notice how they all end in 9?) and see which solution best fits you. -
Hmm, i think you stick to sbst275's sugggestion. I dun tink you would like to wait up to 20+ mins for Sv59 from Toa Payoh which will take about 1hr to Changi Village depending on traffic conditions.
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I would recommend MRT to Woodlands, then 168 and finally 19.
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you want him to squeeze with the loyang/CACC workers with his big backpack tmr morning??Originally posted by my@jas:I would recommend MRT to Woodlands, then 168 and finally 19. -
If this is the case, then I think route 29 is the best. All the other routes are used heavily by the people working in that area (I once witnessed a crush of China passengers at the front of a bus on route 2, all refusing to move inwards), while route 29 stays away from those areas.Originally posted by sinicker:you want him to squeeze with the loyang/CACC workers with his big backpack tmr morning?? -
HIS?!?!Originally posted by sinicker:you want him to squeeze with the loyang/CACC workers with his big backpack tmr morning??
I always thought Apex was a her given "his" penchant for putting display pics of females up -
Yah! Dunno which one is correct .....Originally posted by SBS9818A:HIS?!?!
I always thought Apex was a her given "his" penchant for putting display pics of females up -
Saw Apex~LW21 put "female" under Gender in this person profile bef this person started to talk rubbish...Originally posted by SBS9818A:HIS?!?!
I always thought Apex was a her given "his" penchant for putting display pics of females up
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If he is going to take crowded services, i would advice him/her(him or her? -> Now i am really confused by u, apex)to take a taxi from Pasir Ris to Changi Point Ferry Terminal to avoid the crowd.
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why you guys still typing? she go Ubin already lor.
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peace in the forum for a few days...Originally posted by sinicker:why you guys still typing? she go Ubin already lor.
but he/she will be back and reply to all of us lah...