All Reviews of Skyliner page 2

There's Wi-Fi and power outlets, so it's super convenient for looking things up online.

Frequent departures, fast, clean, comfortable, and reasonably priced. 👍

The Wuhan pneumonia is really scary 😱

There's barely anyone around...

Hang in there, Skyliner! 💪

As soon as I got to the arrivals hall, I found the ticket counter right away. The staff could communicate in English just fine, and there are so many trains that I didn’t have to wait long at all.

Taking the Skyliner is super convenient—no need to transfer, and there's never any crowding or chaos. It's a comfortable ride from Narita Airport to downtown Tokyo. The train is quiet while moving, and the cars are clean and bright.

The train is really comfortable and moves fast—up to 160 km/h. It takes less than 40 minutes to get from the airport to Nippori. It's much more convenient and quicker than the NEX.

When I was studying in Japan, I always had two options to get home: the Narita Express or the Keisei Line. I usually chose Keisei to save on tickets. After the Narita Sky Access Line opened, the distance got shorter and the ride became much faster compared to the old Keisei Main Line. Now, whenever I head to Shinjuku, even though the Narita Express goes direct, it takes a much longer route. With the Skyliner, I can transfer at Ueno or Nippori and save 20–30 minutes. When returning home with lots of luggage, I usually consider the Narita Express or the Limousine Bus.

I added the 72-hour subway pass to my Skyliner ticket. Super convenient and definitely a better deal.

You can add on a Metro pass, which makes planning your trip even more convenient.

There's free Wi-Fi and charging outlets on the train, which is a huge plus! 👍