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 The George Best City Airport by St_Vincent Belfast has two airports, the first is Belfast International which is where most of the international flights will land. This is a fair way out of the city and a taxi to the centre will cost around £25 to £30, although it might be possible to share a taxi if there is only one of two of you. A cheaper option is the Airport Express bus number 300 where a single ticket is £6 and this will drop you at the centrally located Europa Bus Centre. The smaller of the two is Belfast City Airport also known as the George Best Airport, named after the flawed football genius and one of Northern Ireland’s favourite sons. This is served mainly by routes from other parts of the UK and Ireland. It is much closer to the City Centre and the Airport Express bus number 600 will get you to the Europa Bus Centre in about 15-20 minutes for just £1.40. As you come out of the airport building turn left and you should see the bus stop.
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It's important to know that there are two "Belfast" airports, especially if you are just visiting for a weekend. As with all cheap flights they look great on the net but when transfers are added it can be cheaper and easier to pay to get to the initially more expensive option. To this end I would recommend... Belfast City which is 10 mins from city centre with a recently built terminal that includes all of the normal facilities. over Belfast International which is 40 mins from city centre via a nice drive through the Antrim countryside. This handle a lot more of the charter airlines and is where easyjet operates from.
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 George Best Belfast City Airport -arriving by suvanki, 2 more photos I booked my Ryanair flight from EMA to George Best Belfast City Airport for the total price of 2 pence return! A 'Free' offer- (I checked in online, hand luggage only and paid with my Visa Electron card, so nothing extra to pay). www.ryanair.com. Departing East Midlands at 06.20, the flight took just 45 minutes! Returning at 20.20, this gave me plenty of time to explore the compact city of Belfast. Belfast City Airport began operating commercial flights in 1983. On May 22 2006, it was renamed in memory of George Best, Belfast's (and one of the worlds) most famous soccer legends. (This would have been his 60th Birthday). Not everyone was happy about the decision to rename it after Georgie though - A soccer genius, but with a destructive lifestyle- over the years he became as well known for his alcoholism, and alienated many, when he continued to drink following a liver transplant. George Best Belfast City Airport is located just 2 miles from the City Centre, and is adjacent to The Port of Belfast. Belfast International Airport is located 18 miles north-west of Belfast CLICK HERE FOR INFO to be continued... Leave a Comment Theme: AirplanePhone: 028 9093 9093 Fax 028 9093 9094Website: www.belfastcityairport.com Other Contact: info@belfastcityairport.com
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 BMI Baby by stevezero BMI (Baby) operate direct flights to Belfast from several UK regional airports. It is mostly low cost and fares are generally reasonable. From Nottingham East Midlands there are several flights a day makinf even day trips feasable Leave a Comment
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I have visited N Ireland 5 times since 1994. One point that irritates me is that British Midland flights from Heathrow to and from Belfast are always late. Is this coincidence or their normal standard? Theme: Airplane
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 City SIghtseeing Bus, Belfast by stevezero A great way to get a feel for the city. The tour takes approx 60 minutes and includes Wall Murals of the Falls And Crumlin Roads, City Hall, Albert Clock, Botanic gardens and the docks. A live commentary is provided by knowledgable and witty locals. Departs from Castle Place in centre of Belfast, or they can arrange pick up from Stena Line ferry terminal Leave a Comment
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 Airport Express Bus to Belfast City Airport by SWFC_Fan George Best Belfast City Airport (not to be confused with Belfast International Airport) is located just a few miles from the centre of Belfast. When we arrived there for a weekend visit to the city in July 2008, we caught the Airport Express Bus from the airport to the city centre. The following information was correct as at July 2008: - tickets cost: 1.40 GBP one way 2.40 GBP return - bus number 600 departs frequently throughout the day from a bus stop which is located a short walk outside the arrivals hall; - tickets are purchased from the driver on board the bus; - throughout the day, buses depart from the airport every 20 minutes from Mondays to Saturdays. On Sundays, buses are every 40 minutes; - the journey from the airport to the Europa Bus Station takes around 10 minutes. The Europa Bus Station is about 10 minutes walk from the heart of Belfast city centre; - on the way back to the airport, buses leave from Stand #1 at Europa Bus Station and tickets are again purchased from the driver on board the bus. Up-to-date fares and timetables can be found HERE Leave a Comment
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Translink provide our buses and trains. The City Bus Service is called The Metro A Day ticket currently costs £2.00 - you can travel around until midnight on the day of purchase - keep a hold of that ticket! Just purchase it from your driver. If you are just making one journey the cost is £1.20 Or you can get a Smartlink Card if you are staying longer, this is a credit card type thing and you buy it from the Kiosk in Donegall Square West which is just opposite the City Hall if you were facing the City Hall it's on your right. Trains are through NI Railway - all info on the translink website it is very useful with timetables etc, and you can work out how long it will take to get to your destination and what method you should use! Leave a Comment Theme: BusPhone: + 44 28 90666630 - 02890 66630Website: www.translink.co.uk Other Contact: www.nirailways.co.uk
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by St_Vincent Public transport in Belfast is provided by Translink and consists of the local Metro bus network, Goldliner and Ulsterbus services which go inter city and the Northern Ireland Railway service. The Metro consists of 12 main routes that run along corridors away from the centre. All services terminate and start on one of the sides of Donegall Square which runs around the City Hall. Services are quite frequent and reliable. A Metro Day Ticket costs £2.50 (£3.50 before 10am) for unlimited travel until midnight on the day it is purchased and can be bought on the bus.
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Belfast has two main taxi companies, fonaCab who can be contacted at 028 9033 3333 and Value Cabs at 028 9080 9080. Value Cabs is probably the better known, they have freephones at bus and rail stations plus some hotels and provide a 24 hour service. Both companies also provide sightseeing tours.
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Get cheap flights to Belfast. Airports in the area include Belfast Intl (BFS) and Belfast City (BHD). When you fly to Belfast you can take in Open Top Bus Tour, Parks and Murals. Check flights to Belfast when you want to visit these nearby places: Belfast County Borough, Windsor, Cultra, Jordanstown, Templepatrick, Nutts Corner, Comber, Bangor, Dunadry and Newtownards.
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