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Changi airport ptb2 (loop).

Note: Service 36A operates from PTB2 Basement (Changi Airport PTB2) to Tomlinson Rd (Aft Cuscaden Rd).

After 2302 hours on Weekdays, 2303 hours on Saturdays and 2304 hours on Sundays and Public Holidays, buses will operate as Service 36A.

Service 36B operates from Marine Parade Rd (Lagoon View) to Siglap Rd (Bef Seaside Residences).

Buses with ‘T’ suffix will terminate at Changi Airport PTB2.

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Public Bus (36/36A)

Besides MRT, the public bus is a means of transport that offers very wallet-friendly rides . Your 2 SGD (cash) or SGD 1.35 (in EZ-Link card) can help you travel as far as 10 kilometers on a bus

However, they are the slowest way to get to the city. And there is only one option for you to take: Bus 36/36A , which can be caught at the basement of terminals 1, 2, and 3.

Bus 36 will stop at its bays on many roads, including Marine Parade Rd , Somerset Rd , and Orchard Rd . If your hotel is around Somerset or Orchard MRT stations, you can successfully reach your hotel by riding this bus.

You can also use your bus ride as an opportunity to interact with locals , as these vehicles are part of Singapore’s public transportation system and are frequently used by residents.

PAYMENT MODES : Both cash and EZ-Link card are accepted on the buses. If paying by cash, you have to put the exact amount into the farebox (on the bus) because bus drivers won’t give change.

TRAVEL TIME : Approximately 1:32 hours for 23.8km (from the airport to Somerset station)

COST : SGD 1.84 ($1.34) via Ez-link card; SGD 2.50 ($1.80) in cash

BUS HOURS : 06:08 – 22:52 Weekdays; 06:07 – 22:52 Sats; 06:06 – 22:53 Suns & PHs

BUS SCHEDULE : 8 – 9 minutes (between 06:30 – 08:30); 8 – 11 minutes (between 08:31 – 16:59); 8 – 10 minutes (between 17:00 – 19:00); 8 – 12 minutes (after 19:00).

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Go-Ahead Bus Service 36B

Go-Ahead Bus Service 36B is a Short-Trip Service variant of Bus Service 36 .

The route operates from Marine Parade Road (Lagoon View) and ends at Siglap Road (Bef Seaside Residences) , operating only on weekdays morning and evening peak hours .

Short Trip Service 36B is a trunk service operating from Marine Parade Road (Lagoon View) and ends at Siglap Road (Opp Mandarin Gdns) .

As a  Short-Trip Service , the route operates during the Weekday morning & evening peak hours. It mainly supplements the high demand for Bus Service 36 from commuters in Marine Parade, connecting to the City areas of Suntec City, City Hall, Dhoby Ghaut, and Orchard.

MRT Stations Served:

• CC4 DT15   Promenade
• CC3   Esplanade
• EW13 NS25   City Hall
• CC2   Bras Basah
• DT21   Bencoolen
• NS24 NE6 CC1   Dhoby Ghaut
• NS23   Somerset
• NS22 TE14 Orchard

Departure Timings

• From Marine Parade Road (Lagoon View): Weekdays (Mon – Thu): 08:01, 08:09, 08:17, 08:25, 10:12, 10:22, 15:11, 15:19, 17:33 & 17:41 Weekdays (Fri): 07:58, 08:12, 08:27, 10:18, 15:15 & 17:35

Operator History:

• 2009 – 17 Sep 2016: SBS Transit Ltd
• 18 Sep 2016 – Present: Go Ahead Singapore Pte Ltd (formerly known as Go Ahead Loyang Pte Ltd)

The Bus Service Operating License (BSOL) for this route will be renewed in 2026 under the Loyang Bus Package.

Route History:

• 2009: Introduced as a short-trip service from Changi Airport PTB 2 to Siglap Rd (Opp Mandarin Gdns) as a peak hour service on weekdays
• 2009 (03 Dec): Designated wheelchair-accessible bus service (WAB)
• 2010: Shortened to start from Marine Parade Rd (Lagoon View)
• 2013 (28 Jul): Serves new pair of bus stops outside One Amber and outside Tg Katong Rd Sth Playground along Tg Katong Rd South
• 2016 (18 Sep): Operations transferred to Go Ahead Loyang Pte Ltd from SBS Transit Ltd

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• Sat-Sun: Runs every 20 min. *

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Discounted Fare

* For students, seniors 65-69, or people with disabilities who aren't METROLift customers.

* Requires discounted fare card

Ways To Pay

METRO Q® Fare Card

A contactless fare payment option – this is the form of payment used by most METRO riders. It functions as a debit card for riding METRO. You can continually load and store money on it – and then money will be deducted each time you pay your fare.

Tap your regular or discounted METRO Q® Fare Card on the validator inside the bus when you board (as shown in the photo) and the fare amount will be deducted. If you prefer to go contactless, you can wave your card close to the validator as well.

Make sure the light registers green in the upper right when you tap or wave.

After the fare amount is deducted from your card, you’ll receive free transfers between any of these METRO services for up to three hours in any direction:

• METRO curb2curb 

For transfers to Park & Ride bus service, you only pay the fare difference for up to three hours in any direction.

Paying your fare with a METRO Q® Fare Card entitles you to METRO’s 5 for 50 offer – you’ll be credited with five free trips for every 50 paid trips.

Each of your five free trips may be used on any of the following services for up to three hours at no charge, regardless of the service(s) you typically use or where you board:

• Park & Ride bus
• METRO curb2curb

Immediately after you reach 50 paid trips, your five free trips will be applied automatically to the next five trips you take.

• METRO Q Mobile Ticket

This is a contactless fare payment option. Download the METRO Q Ticketing app to your smartphone and sign up for an account on the app. That will allow you to purchase regular fare mobile tickets to board a METRO bus. Discounted fare mobile tickets aren’t available for purchase.

Once you purchase and activate a mobile ticket, it will display animated colors and motion on your phone. Show that to the bus operator as you board, as shown in the photo. After you activate your mobile ticket, it's valid for three hours .

After you activate a Local Single Ride or Local Day Pass   mobile ticket, you’ll receive free transfers between any of these METRO services in any direction:

To transfer to Park & Ride service, you'll need to purchase and activate a  Park & Ride mobile ticket. It entitles you to free transfers between any METRO service of equal or lesser value.

Paying your fare with a METRO Q Mobile Ticket entitles you to METRO’s 5 for 50 offer – you’ll be credited with five free trips after you’ve activated 50 mobile tickets.

For each of your five free trips, you can choose to activate a Local Single Ride mobile ticket or any Park & Ride mobile ticket for up to three hours at no charge.

• METRO Day Pass

A contactless fare payment option – this offers the best value if you ride local services three or more times in a day (at different times of the day). It functions as a debit card for riding METRO. You can continually load and store money on it – and then money will be deducted each time you pay your fare.

The maximum daily amount deducted is $3 from a regular METRO Day Pass or $1.50 from a discounted METRO Day Pass. If you use the pass on a Park & Ride bus, the cost to ride doesn't get applied to those deductions. The pass is only valid on the day of activation; it expires at 2 a.m. the following morning.

Tap your regular or discounted METRO Day Pass on the validator inside the bus when you board (as shown in the photo) and the fare amount will be deducted. If you prefer to go contactless, you can wave your card close to the validator as well.

After each of the first two times the fare amount is deducted from your card, you’ll be entitled to free transfers between any of these METRO services for up to three hours in any direction:

After the third time the fare amount is deducted from your card, you’re entitled to unlimited use of those services for the rest of the day.

METRO Money

A contactless fare payment option – this is a popular choice for agencies, hotels and convention groups looking to provide a disposable fare card to clients, customers or guests. The card comes preloaded with amounts ranging from $1.25 to $20. These cards can't be reloaded.

Tap your METRO Money card on the validator inside the bus when you board (as shown in the photo) and the fare amount will be deducted. If you prefer to go contactless, you can wave your card close to the validator as well.

You’re welcome to pay with cash and/or coins.

Deposit it into the fare box when you board the bus, as shown in the photo. No change is given.

When paying with cash, transfers to other METRO services aren’t included.

About Route 36

Hours of Operation

Popular destinations, transfer options.

• Red routes run at least every 15 minutes
• Blue routes run every 16-30 minutes
• Green routes run every 31-60 minutes

To see locations along the 36 where specific connecting routes are available, close this window and click or tap on the Route Map tab.

Next Bus Arrival

There are various ways that METRO can provide you with reliable, estimated bus arrival times. These real-time updates allow you to stay informed and avoid delays.

• Next Bus Texting Text your stop ID and bus route to 697433.
• METRO ONE to Ride app Estimated arrival times appear along the bottom of the screen.
• Digital Signs Estimated real-time bus information is shown onscreen.
• METRO Website Track your bus using the feature found on the homepage.
• Automated Phone Line Hear the estimated arrival times for the next bus at your stop.

Receive the next bus arrival time directly to your phone. Text your bus stop number  followed by a space and your  route number to 697433 . You'll receive a text back with the  estimated real-time arrival (RT) and scheduled arrival time (SC) of the next buses at your stop. 

See the next bus arrival times   by using the map to select the location where you'll begin your trip . Select your bus route from the routes shown along the left side of the screen and then choose the direction you're traveling in. Estimated   r eal-time arrivals are shown in green and s cheduled times are shown in white along the bottom of your screen.

See estimated real-time bus arrival information on digital signs installed at select METRO bus stop locations and transit centers throughout the region. Screens also feature service alerts, detours, stop closures and other METRO announcements. Digital signs will continue to be added as part of the METRONext Moving Forward Plan.

Track Your Bus or Train directly from the homepage of the METRO website. Select your route, destination and  stop . Click or tap on Track Now and you'll see the route number and estimated wait time for the next bus.

Reach METRO's automated next bus arrival system by calling Customer Service at 713-635-4000 . When prompted, enter your bus stop number followed by your route number, or press the pound sign (#) for stop number lookup. Estimated real-time and scheduled times of the next buses at your stop will be recited.

Select Another Route

If you’d like to explore other METRO local bus routes, select one below. Otherwise, you can scroll down to view Common Questions about riding a local bus or access Rider Tools to plan your trip.

Common Questions

How much does it cost to ride a local bus.

The regular fare to board is $1.25

The discounted fare is 60 cents.

The following passengers ride free:

• Children five or younger, accompanied by an adult
• Seniors 70 and older who have a discounted METRO Q® Fare Card
• Disabled or decorated veterans who have a METRO Veterans Pass
• METROLift customers with a METROLift Freedom Q® Card, and up to one assistant

What can I use to pay my fare?

You can pay your local bus fare using any of the following:

• METRO Q® Fare Card
• METRO Money card

The All About Fares page has information on where you can obtain various fare cards.

Are transfers included when I ride a local bus?

If you pay your fare using a METRO Q® Fare Card, METRO Q Mobile Ticket, METRO Day Pass or METRO Money card, you’re entitled to free transfers between any of these METRO services for up to three hours in any direction:

If you wish to pay with a mobile ticket and plan to ride or transfer to a Park & Ride bus during your trip, you'll need to purchase and activate a Park & Ride mobile ticket. It's valid for three hours once activated and entitles you to free transfers between any METRO service of equal or lesser value during that time.

Only regular fare mobile tickets are available for purchase.

Trip Planning

Where can i find routes and schedules.

A route selector is accessible directly on the website home page, linking you directly to a page for the local bus route of your choice.

At the top of each individual route page, you’ll find:

• Frequency of service on weekdays and weekends
• Stop-by-stop schedule
• Link to view PDF schedule which you can then download and/or print

Is there a map showing METRO local bus routes?

On the METRO website, there’s a route map on each individual route page.

You can also use the website's Interactive System Map (best viewed on a desktop or laptop computer). In the bus section of the map, you can check a box next to any METRO bus route and the map will draw a line showing the entire route and where it runs.

If you’d prefer a physical map, we include a map image in the printed brochure for each individual bus route. Brochures are available for free at all METRO RideStore locations:

• Downtown Transit Center - 1900 Main St.
• Fannin South Transit Center - 1604 West Bellfort St.
• Main Street Square - 1001 Travis St.
• Northwest Transit Center - 7373 Old Katy Road

How do I plan my trip?

Trip planning tools are available on:

• Various pages of the METRO website, including the home page
• RideMETRO app for your smartphone (“Plan Your Trip” section)
• ONE to Ride app for your smartphone
• Google or Apple maps

Prior to arrival

How do i know where to wait and which is my bus.

METRO local buses make stops at the following locations

• Along city streets, at intersections where you see a METRO bus stop sign and/or bus shelter
• At select Park & Ride lots around the region
• At more than 20 transit centers around the region

All METRO buses have large, bright destination signs on the front of the bus above the windshield and along the passenger’s side, near the front door. These digital displays include the route number and destination.

Where can I see if my route has alerts or detours?

Route Alerts or detours could affect your vehicle’s arrival time and/or the length of your trip. Subscribing to receive this information is a convenient way to know before you go.

On the METRO website, you can subscribe to receive notifications direct to your phone or email for the bus, rail, METRORapid and/or METRO curb2curb routes of your choice.

The quickest and easiest signup option can be found on each individual route page.

If you prefer, there’s also a Get Text and Email Alerts page where you can subscribe to multiple routes simultaneously.

All subscriptions are free and you can unsubscribe at any time.

If you don’t wish to subscribe, you can use any of the following:

• Routes and Schedules tab on METRO website home page - it will transport you to your route page. If there are any active alerts, a link to view them will be visible near the top of the page.
• RideMETRO app (click or tap Service Alerts on main menu)
• ONE to Ride app (a red triangular icon will appear on the screen if your selected route is experiencing a service alert)
• Trip planning tool, which can be accessed in multiple places. More information about that can be found in the Trip Planning topic (see question titled "How do I plan my trip?")

How do I know when the next bus will arrive?

METRO offers a rider tool called Next Bus Texting . To use it, you'll need to know your stop number . It's posted on the bus stop sign at every bus stop location. Just text that stop number to 697433 . We'll then text you back the scheduled arrival time (SC) and estimated real-time arrival (RT) of the next bus for all routes that stop at your location.

Estimated arrival times can also be accessed on:

• METRO website home page (“Track Bus or Train” tab)
• Automated phone line by dialing 713-635-4000

Increasingly, estimated arrival information will also be displayed digitally at bus stop locations and transit centers throughout the region. Transit centers are sheltered waiting areas where you can transfer to other METRO routes and services that provide access to even more destinations. They’re often found at the beginning or end of a bus route. 

These digitally displayed passenger information enhancements are part of the METRONext Moving Forward Plan, to create a better customer experience.

How do I board the bus?

If you don’t require assistance, enter through the front doors, pay your fare and choose an open seat. Please avoid sitting in the priority seating areas for the elderly and people with disabilities, marked by the International Symbol of Access (Wheelchair Symbol).

If you’re using a wheelchair, mobility scooter, or walker, wait for the operator to activate an accessible ramp which will allow you easy access through the front doors. You can then pay your fare and proceed to one of the priority seating areas.

How do I pay my fare when I board?

Any METRO fare card:

Tap your card on the validator and the fare amount will be deducted. If you prefer to go contactless, you can wave your card close to the validator as well. Make sure the light registers green in the upper right when you tap or wave.

METRO Q Mobile Ticket:

Activate the ticket on your smartphone before boarding. It will display animated colors and motion on your phone. Show that to the bus operator as you board.

Deposit cash and/or coins into the farebox when you board the bus.

No change is given and transfers to other METRO services aren’t included.

Can I bring an animal onboard?

Yes, based on the guidance below:

Service animals

You’re allowed to travel with a service animal.

Service animal means any guide dog, signal dog, or other animal individually trained to work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability, and must be kept under the handler’s control.

Non-service animals (including emotional support animals)

You’re allowed to travel with non-service animals (pets) on METRO vehicles, but they must be transported and properly restrained in an animal carrier at all times.

Rider Tools

Below are some tools to make your METRO riding experience easier and more convenient so you can drive less and do more .

Plan Your Trip

Explore METRO transit services near you

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Savings Calculator

Compare your cost of driving vs. what it would cost to ride METRO - and see how much money you'd save each month.

ONE to Ride App

Plan and manage your trip on METRO Local bus, Park & Ride bus, METRORail or METRORapid using an interactive map.

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• 33 Wellesley
• 35 Francis/Market
• 36 North Central
• 39 Minnehaha Loop
• 43 Lincoln/37th Ave
• 45 Perry District
• 61 Highway 2/Fairchild
• 62 Medical Lake
• 63 Airway Heights/West Plains
• 67 Swoop Loop
• 68 Cheney Loop
• 74 Mirabeau/Liberty Lake
• 94 East Central/Millwood
• 95 Mid-Valley
• 96 Pines/Sullivan
• 97 South Valley
• 98 Greenacres/Liberty Lake
• 124 North Express
• 144 South Express
• 172 Liberty Lake Express
• 173 VTC Express
• 190 Valley Express
• 223 Shadle/Indian Trail
• 247 Lincoln Park/Ferris
• 294 East 8th
• 342 Fairgrounds Shuttle
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• 633 Geiger Shuttle
• 661 EWU Express
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• 664 EWU South Hill Express
• 724 Liberty Lake Tech Express
• 771 Mirabeau Express

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Line 36: Dwight - Shellmound - Adeline

Bancroft Way & Piedmont Ave., Berkeley to West Oakland BART via Bancroft Way/Durant Ave., Shattuck Ave., Dwight Way, 7th St., Public Market Emeryville, Shellmound St., 40th St., and Adeline St.

Local Lines

• Mondays through Fridays except holidays
• Saturday, Sundays and holidays
• To U.C. Campus
• To West Oakland BART

• 7th St & Union St
• Adeline St & 7th St
• Adeline St & 10th St
• Adeline St & 14th St
• Adeline St & 16th St
• Adeline St & W Grand Av
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• Adeline St & 26th St
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• Adeline St & 35th St
• 40th St & Emery St
• 40th St & Harlan St
• 40th St & Hollis St
• 40th St & Horton St
• Shellmound St & Bay St
• Shellmound St & Christie Av
• Christie Av & 64th St
• Christie Av & 65th St
• 65th St & Shellmound St (Bay St)
• Hollis St & 65th St
• Hollis St & 67th St
• 7th St & Anthony St
• 7th St & Heinz Av
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• Dwight Way & 7th St
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• Bancroft Way & College Av
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• Bancroft Way & Dana St
• Bancroft Way & Ellsworth St
• Haste St & Shattuck Av
• Haste St & Milvia St
• Dwight Way & Bonar St
• Dwight Way & Curtis St
• 7th St & Cutter Way
• 65th St & Hollis St
• Shellmound St & 65th St
• 7th St & Adeline St

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Pittsburgh Regional Transit

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Pittsburgh Regional Transit 36 bus Route Schedule and Stops (Updated)

The 36 bus (Outbound-South Hills Village) has 43 stops departing from Blvd Of Allies + Post Gazette Bldg and ending at Village Dr + Stairtower.

Choose any of the 36 bus stops below to find updated real-time schedules and to see their route map.

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Direction: Outbound-South Hills Village (43 stops)

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Services on the 36 bus start at 5:35 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.

What time does the 36 bus stop working?

Services on the 36 bus stop at 6:00 PM on Sunday.

What time does the 36 bus arrive?

When does the Outbound-South Hills Village Bus line come? Check Live Arrival Times for live arrival times and to see the full schedule for the Outbound-South Hills Village Bus line that is closest to your location.

How much is the 36 (Outbound-South Hills Village) bus fare?

The Outbound-South Hills Village (Outbound-South Hills Village) bus fare is about $2.75.

Is there a 36 bus stop near me?

Click here to view the nearest 36 bus stop.

36 bus Schedule

36 bus route operates everyday. Regular schedule hours: 5:35 AM - 8:00 PM

Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus Service Alerts

See all updates on 36 (from Blvd Of Allies + Post Gazette Bldg), including real-time status info, bus delays, changes of routes, changes of stops locations, and any other service changes. Get a real-time map view of 36 (Outbound-South Hills Village) and track the bus as it moves on the map. Download the app for all Pittsburgh Regional Transit info now.

36 line bus fare

Pittsburgh Regional Transit 36 (Outbound-South Hills Village) ride fare is about $2.75. Prices may change based on several factors. For more information about Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s ticket costs, please check the Moovit app or Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s official website.

36 (Pittsburgh Regional Transit)

The first stop of the 36 bus route is Blvd Of Allies + Post Gazette Bldg and the last stop is Village Dr + Stairtower. 36 (Outbound-South Hills Village) is operational during everyday. Additional information: 36 has 43 stops and the total trip duration for this route is approximately 36 minutes.

On the go? See why over 1.5 million users trust Moovit as the best public transit app. Moovit gives you Pittsburgh Regional Transit suggested routes, real-time bus tracker, live directions, line route maps in Pittsburgh, and helps to find the closest 36 bus stops near you. No internet available? Download an offline PDF map and bus schedule for the 36 bus to take on your trip.

Line 36 Real Time Bus Tracker

Track line 36 (Outbound-South Hills Village) on a live map in real time and follow its location as it moves between stations. Use Moovit as a line 36 bus tracker or a live Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus tracker app and never miss your bus.

Use the app as a trip planner for Pittsburgh Regional Transit or a trip planner for Bus, Funicular, Light Rail or Train to plan your route around Pittsburgh. The trip planner shows updated data for Pittsburgh Regional Transit and any bus, including line 36, in Pittsburgh

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Also which is the best or correct stop to jump off for the Dead Sea?

Many thanks!

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You can see all bus timetables at http://www.bus.gov.il (for the next seven days only, updated daily). When will this be? Note that during Passover times will be different and there are some days on which public transport doesn't run.

Note that you are not allowed to enter the Dead Sea or even stand on the shore anywhere except at authorised bathing beaches. Sinkholes can open up without warning and it is extremely dangerous.

Hi, thanks for your response... It'll be during April 23-29 so coincidently right through Passover.. Will anything else be affected by Passover?

Many things will be affected by Passover.

Then again the last day of Passover, starting on the evening of Sunday April 28 (like a Friday), and Monday April 29 (like a Saturday). Same applies for getting back to the airport.

Then, in addition, because of the kosher food restrictions for Passover, many restaurants and cafes will be closed for the entire holiday, and those that are open will be serving special foods - primarily this means no bread, and no beer. Kosher restaurants will be closed on the 23rd as well as the afternoon/evening of the 28th and until after dark on the 29th. Grocery stores and supermarkets (except perhaps some small privately owned ones) won't sell food items that are not kosher for Passover - these things (pasta, breakfast cereals, and many other items) will be hidden behind plastic sheeting and not for sale. This doesn't apply in non-Jewish areas; for instance in Jerusalem everywhere in east (Arab) Jerusalem will be open as normal, serving normal menus.

Everywhere will be very crowded on Passover. Too bad that's just when you will be here... It's a bit late to be telling you that you should have asked here first before booking those dates!

Many thanks

That will have an impact on what transport options are available.

The Nesher shuttle (sherut) is a 10 passenger van. FROM the airport it will leave when all seats are full and the driver will decide on the exact drop off route inside Jerusalem . They will take you to most places in Jerusalem (they do not enter the Old City or some of the Arab neighborhoods) - cost is 70 NIS per person (cash only).

To take the sherut from Jerusalem to the airport, it has to be reserved in advance.

In the other direction, Jerusalem to the airport, they MUST be booked in advance. But with few tourists these days, and the fact that it's a holiday (you would need to book no later than the morning of the day before, since the office will close at midday on April 29), there might not be one going at a suitable time, in which case you would need a taxi.

There are sheruts (shared taxis) between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv that run 24/7, again 10-seater minibuses that leave when they are full, no bookings, between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. In Jerusalem they leave from the corner of Harav Agan and Harav Kook streets in the city centre and in Tel Aviv from Tzemah David Street outside the central bus station. Bus service resumes on Saturday evening at around 8:30 p.m. in April.

Hi, thanks for your responses...

I'd travel from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv on Sun 28th... so this shuttle would be operating then too? Where do I find the shuttle in Jerusalem and reserve a seat? Many thanks.

Shuffaluff - OK thank you for your answer... so just to confirm these shuttles will definitely travel from the airport to Jerusalem on Tues 28th? I enjoy walking so I'm not fussed where it drops me off in the city.

OK cool, so the mini bus will travel between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv on Sun 28th, from the location you mentioned and with booking? I'm very flexible with timings etc.

Thanks both for your answers.

The Nesher minibuses are next to the taxi stand at the airport - follow the signs to TAXIS. You can ask to be taken to your accommodation, no extra charge (it's about 70 shekels, cash shekels only). You could be the first or the last passenger to be dropped off, depending on where everyone wants to go - the driver decides on the route.

You reserve by phone (no online bookings) at +972 2 6257227 (if you have an Israeli phone, dial 02 6257227). Tell them what time you need to be at the airport (three hours before your flight ), and where you want to be picked up - any place of your choice (your hotel/apartment/next to some well-known landmark/anywhere - and they will tell you what time to be at that place, out on the street (not waiting in hotel lobby). Don't panic if it's a few minutes late; it will be making the rounds picking up other passengers.

Make it absolutely clear that you want it for SUNDAY 28th (since you'll be booking it on Friday).

If they tell you that there won't be a vehicle going at a suitable time (maybe only six hours too early or half an hour too late; there aren't many tourists now), you will need to take a taxi, unless it's in the morning or early afternoon. Public transport will stop running (meaning last bus/train reaches its destination) at around 4 p.m. on Sunday 25th. If you want help with that, ask here on the forum.

Having said all that, if you mean you are going to Tel Aviv CITY not the airport on Sunday 28th, that's a whole other story. Tell us please, and we'll help you with public transport info. The airport is between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, so you don't go to Tel Aviv CITY on your way to the airport.

Nesher is ONLY from Jerusalem to Ben-Gurion Airport. It doesn't go to Tel Aviv CITY.

There is no option to buy a ticket at Masada or the Dead Sea.

There is plenty of info on the Rav-Kav card on this forum; ask here if you need more info. You can get a card and load it at Ben-Gurion Airport, in the arrivals hall, in the machine next to the "Public Transportation Information Center" - that office will be closed when you arrive on the holiday. The same card works throughout the country, on all public buses and trains, as well as the light rail (tram) in both Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. I suggest you load 50 shekels to start off with; you can top up as necessary at hundreds of places all over the country. If you have more questions on that, ask here. We don't yet have contactless payment on buses.

Hi Shuffaluff, thank you so much for your informative answers.

Thanks for letting me know about the Rev-Kav option for travel too. So to clarify, will there be bus services operating during the the Passover week between Jerusalem and Dead Sea/ Masada? I'm flexible with times and days.

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