Rimini Airport is a small comercial aiport joined in with an active military base. It's braight and cheerful and has a few basic services. The most important thing is that it is served by a variety of budget airlines from across Europe. The link below is the airport's webpage showing the airlines that fly here.
Inside the terminal you will find a snack bar on both sides of security, an expensive 'Duty Free' shop, ATM's, a Tourist Information office and a bank. The local bus and taxis are just out front. Not a big place, but it does the job.
FEDERICO FELLINI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
via Flaminia 409_Miramare di Rimini 47831 Italy
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Phone: +39.0541.715711
We found a reference to this airline one day on the forum here. They were mentioned as being very competitively priced. We had already been away once in the early summer of 2003 and had no intention of going away again but when we saw these prices.....well what could we do BUT book!!
The only negative thing about the airline, and that is not really negative if you are prepared, is that you cannot reserve seats, it is a first come onboard, first to choose the seats basis.
The great thing about Rimini Airport is its size...it is so small. When we came home, at midday on a friday, our plane was the only plane leaving the airport until about 4pm, so the only passengers at the check in and departure lounge were the ones on our plane! mmmmm but I am afraid that did not stop people pushing and shoving in an effort to get their desired seats.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
THE NUMBER 11 TROLLEYBUS
The whole of the Rimini seafront is bordered by a single main road that runs for miles. Everything you can think of is essentially on the route of the Number 11 Trolleybus starting at the main Rimini Train Station. You can buy tickets from many businesses displaying a sign (pictured), machines and a few offices. The tickets cost 1-Euro and are good for 90 minutes of travel. The main road it travels on through all the sections of Rimini changes names 3 times, but you will stay on the same road (Viale A. Vespucci, Viale R. Elena and Viale R. Margherita). The stops are all numbered and any hotel along the seafront will tell you which stop to get off at. Near the stops there are street signs for just about every hotel so you will not get lost. Combined with the no. 9 bus at the airport you can get to most hotels for a single ticket.
The times vary by time of year and weekday/weekend. It does have times as early as 5:22am and as late as 2:38 am. For a cheap ride anywhere along the beach – just jump on!
The website link below lists where the coin operated ticket machines are.
Updated Oct 16, 2009
Phone: +39 0541/300511 - 300533
Website: http://www.riminiturismo.it/CMS2/main.php?elemId=382&classId=36&lang_index=1&seq_index=7
This could not be easier or cheaper. Just outside the airport terminal is the stop for Bus number 9. Simply buy a 1-Euro ticket at the snack bar inside and get on the bus. Please remember to validate your ticket with the pictured machine on board. The ticket is good for 90 minutes of travel and is cheaper than a 40-Euro fine. The bus takes about 15 minutes to take you to the main Rimini TRain Station. From there you can take the no. 11 Tram all the way across Rimini, on the same ticket! And Taxis? The expensive thieves are just outside as well. On weekdays the bus service starts from the airport at 6:19am and runs until 1:10am. Weekends start around 7am and still run up until 1am. Excellent service that's economical!
Written Sep 20, 2009
Phone: +39 0541/300511 - 300533
Website: http://www.amrimini.it/
This could not be easier or cheaper. Just outside the airport terminal is the stop for Bus number 9. Simply buy a 1-Euro ticket at the snack bar inside and get on the bus. Please remember to validate your ticket with the pictured machine on board. The ticket is good for 90 minutes of travel and is cheaper than a 40-Euro fine. The bus takes about 15 minutes to take you to the main Rimini TRain Station. From there you can take the no. 11 Tram all the way across Rimini, on the same ticket! And Taxis? The expensive thieves are just outside as well. On weekdays the bus service starts from the airport at 6:19am and runs until 1:10am. Weekends start around 7am and still run up until 1am. Excellent service that's economical!
Written Sep 20, 2009
Phone: +39 0541/300511 - 300533
Website: http://www.amrimini.it/
This could not be easier or cheaper. Just outside the airport terminal is the stop for Bus number 9. Simply buy a 1-Euro ticket at the snack bar inside and get on the bus. Please remember to validate your ticket with the pictured machine on board. The ticket is good for 90 minutes of travel and is cheaper than a 40-Euro fine. The bus takes about 15 minutes to take you to the main Rimini TRain Station. From there you can take the no. 11 Tram all the way across Rimini, on the same ticket! And Taxis? The expensive thieves are just outside as well. On weekdays the bus service starts from the airport at 6:19am and runs until 1:10am. Weekends start around 7am and still run up until 1am. Excellent service that's economical!
Written Sep 20, 2009
Phone: +39 0541/300511 - 300533
Website: http://www.amrimini.it/
This could not be easier or cheaper. Just outside the airport terminal is the stop for Bus number 9. Simply buy a 1-Euro ticket at the snack bar inside and get on the bus. Please remember to validate your ticket with the pictured machine on board. The ticket is good for 90 minutes of travel and is cheaper than a 40-Euro fine. The bus takes about 15 minutes to take you to the main Rimini TRain Station. From there you can take the no. 11 Tram all the way across Rimini, on the same ticket! And Taxis? The expensive thieves are just outside as well. On weekdays the bus service starts from the airport at 6:19am and runs until 1:10am. Weekends start around 7am and still run up until 1am. Excellent service that's economical!
Written Sep 20, 2009
Phone: +39 0541/300511 - 300533
Website: http://www.amrimini.it/
Rimini tram service is really well organized and not expensive at all.
Usually the bus is on time, with a maximum delay of 5-7 minutes caused by the traffic in high hours.
If you intend to go around Rimini by bus i suggest to take the 24 hours card (orange ticket 24 ore) which cost 3 Euro and is valid for 24 hours.
Remember to put the stamp using the machine when you take the bus !
Updated Apr 16, 2007
Phone: 0039 0541 30 05 11
Website: http://www.amrimini.it/
Rimini has a small airport close to the beach area, southeast to the town. It is served by a hand full of airlines, including low fare airlines such as Easyjet and Air Berlin. If you are looking for very cheap fares, you may also consider flying with Ryanair to Forlí, Ancona or even Bergamo and then continuing your journey by train (which is very cheap in Italy). Check out my Forlí page to find out how to get from Forlí Airport to Forlí’s central train station.
Written Dec 11, 2006
Website: http://www.riminiairport.com
Rimini’s public transport company AM (formerly TRAM) has a good bus network system with affordable fares. Several lines rund trough the city and to the suburbs. Probably the most important is No. 11 which runs from the town center via central station and along the beach to Riccione. On most stations, the bus stops only on request. Please make clear that you want to take the bus by making a hand signal. Otherwise, the bus will not stop for you. Tickets can be bought in many shops. Booklets with 10 tickets can also be bought and are cheaper than buying single tickets. Bus drivers do not sell tickets in the rush hours and if the busses are too full. Also, the tickets they sell are 50 cent pore expensive than thos bought in shops. Note that for some routes which lead far away, especially to the southeast for Rimini, special tickets are required.
Written Dec 11, 2006
Website: http://www.amrimini.it
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