Heathrow Airport-transferrring terminals
Mar 12th, 2008 | 08:10 PM
#3
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If you go to the Heathrow website they have some pretty helpful PDFs explaining transfers between the various terminals. I printed it out and found it helpful for planning purposes, though everything is such a mess with construction at that airport that the PDFs weren't really accurate anymore.
The best thing to do is plan on something like 1.5 hrs to transfer, because--esp. with construction--you have to walk very long distances. Also expect to ask people working there--due to construction the signage was less than ideal, and I ended up needing to ask for directions.
The best thing to do is plan on something like 1.5 hrs to transfer, because--esp. with construction--you have to walk very long distances. Also expect to ask people working there--due to construction the signage was less than ideal, and I ended up needing to ask for directions.
Mar 12th, 2008 | 08:12 PM
#4
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I assumed too much when I answered with HEX. Do go to www.heathrowairport.com for detailed transfer information.
Mar 12th, 2008 | 11:02 PM
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HEX doesn't got to T4 - well not after the next couple of days
How it's done depends on if OP is doing it airside or landside
Airside it's a case of following the signs to "Flight Connections Centre" when they get off the plane.
Landside -
T3 to T2 : follow the signs, it's a bit of a walk.
T3 - T4 : follow the signs to Heathrow Express / Heathrow Connect and take the Heathrow CONNECT to T4. It's free between terminals
How it's done depends on if OP is doing it airside or landside
Airside it's a case of following the signs to "Flight Connections Centre" when they get off the plane.
Landside -
T3 to T2 : follow the signs, it's a bit of a walk.
T3 - T4 : follow the signs to Heathrow Express / Heathrow Connect and take the Heathrow CONNECT to T4. It's free between terminals
