Keisei Skyliner Timetable
Running from Narita Airport to Keisei-Ueno Station – next to Ueno Station – in central Tokyo, the Keisei Skyliner is one of primary transport routes to and from the airport. On this page you will find the following information:
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Taking between 40 to 55-minutes to reach central Tokyo, the rapid service is slightly faster than the Narita Express (N’EX) which operates from the airport to Tokyo Station (along with others), however unlike the NEX, the Keisei Skyliner is not covered by any Japan Rail (JR) Pass. So even if you have a JR Pass, if you plan to use the Skyliner, you will have to pay for a ticket.
The NEX stops at Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 at Narita Airport. Passengers arriving or departing from Terminal 3 can use the corridor that connects it to Terminal 2, to board or disembark the train there. A one-way journey from the airport to Keisei-Ueno or Nippori Station costs JPY2520 per adult. Return tickets and specials are also available – see our ‘Keisei Skyliner’ main page for details.
KEISEI SKYLINER TIMETABLE
At this time, the earliest service departs Narita Airport at 07:23 and arrives at Keisei-Ueno at 08:29. The latest service departs at 23:00 and arrives at Keisei-Ueno at 23:48
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The earliest service departs Keisei-Ueno at 05:40 and arrives at Narita Airport at 06:24. The latest service departs at 20:20 and arrives at Narita at 21:04.
THINGS TO DO IN TOKYO
This page would not be complete without also suggesting our top recommendations on things to do in Tokyo as well. Why not check out our 25 Things to Do in Tokyo page which will also give you plenty of inspiration for your time spent in Tokyo. Here you will find some of the best activities and recommendations on how to spend your time in the Capital, as well as some tours that you can join to make the most out of your trip!
From watching Sumo wrestlers train to eating the freshest sushi at local markets, playing Taiko drums to exploring hidden shrines and temples, Tokyo truly has it all. Our Tokyo tours enable you to pick and choose from a wide range of areas and activities to explore during your trip. Want to explore lesser known neighbourhoods in Tokyo, or do you want to get into the hustle and bustle of the world’s most populated city, then click the link above and start exploring what you can do in Tokyo to make your trip unforgettable.
BEST TOURS IN TOKYO
Tokyo is steeped in history. The city has faced many hardships from earthquakes, fires and the air raids of WW2, and unfortunately many of its oldest buildings and structures have disappeared over time. However, Tokyo does a fantastic job at celebrating and retaining much of its character and culture, with stunning renovations of temples and shrines, museums housing some of Japan’s finest artefacts, and pockets of neighbourhoods that have managed to preserve its original architecture despite the many challenges its faced. Pop culture lovers will rejoice at Japan’s modern aesthetic, with its bright lights and neon signs that make the city glow at night. There is so much to see and do in Tokyo. Check out our ’Best Tours in Tokyo’ page which will give you information on the best tours in Tokyo and the best day trips from Tokyo throughout the Kanto region.
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For more information and inspiration on what excursion day trips, overnight stays and multi day trips you could do outside of Tokyo, check out our 30 Things To Do Near Tokyo: The Best Day-Trips & Getaways From The Capital page!
WHERE TO STAY IN TOKYO?
Not just the largest city in Japan but also the largest city in the world, Tokyo is a sprawling giant that must be experienced at least once. Knowing where to stay when visiting Tokyo can make a huge difference when it comes to getting around the city and ultimately, getting the most out of your time there. Our ‘Where To Stay In Tokyo?’ page breakdowns the best areas to stay including accommodation listings.
PLAN YOUR VISIT TO JAPAN
The Keisei Skyliner is just one part of Japan’s fantastic rail network. Unfathomable in its size and efficiency, moving around the country by train is easy and comfortable opening-up all regions of Japan for exploration. Our ‘Plan Your Visit’ page has everything you need to know about visiting Japan – from tips on the best time to travel, times to avoid, entering and exiting the country, money matters, staying connected, accommodation, staying safe and healthy and plenty more to ensure that you get the most out of your time here.
