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@@NonstopEurotrip I will racomand you for the future, not to buy a ticket to Malpensa, wich is very expansive compared to the "normal" ticket costs in Italy. Buy to buy instead, a ticket to Ferno, wich is the last station before Malpensa, and a ticket from Ferno to Malpensa via internet (so it will be validated, even if you can't step off the train in order to validate the ticket), you will save ca. 6€ and that's perfectly legal

@@lucaspublictransport995 I actually checked, and according to articles 23 and 119 of Trenord's transport conditions, it is not allowed to use two separate tickets for the same train, one using Malpensa fares and one using normal regional fares. The alternatives are: either to have a single Milan-Malpensa ticket, or to have a regional one up to Ferno or Busto, and from there one to Malpensa, but taking the following train. I agree that this is purposefully against the traveller's rights, and in practice is almost impossible for a ticket inspector to verify whether you're using this method, but technically it is not legal.

​@@marcodamasioIf you use the Malpensa Express from Milan Central Station that stops in Ferno, no one can dispute anything. At most, get off and get on the same train in Ferno. Of course, to save the €5.00 you need to buy a valid 2nd class ticket for the journey from Milan Central Station to Ferno. Tickets from Ferno to Malpensa airport T1 or T2 are exclusively 1st class (legalized scam).

​@@lucaspublictransport995If you use the Malpensa Express from Milan Central Station that stops in Ferno, no one can dispute anything. At most, get off and get on the same train in Ferno. Of course, to save the €5.00 you need to buy a valid 2nd class ticket for the journey from Milan Central Station to Ferno. Tickets from Ferno to Malpensa airport T1 or T2 are exclusively 1st class (legalized scam).

Thanks for that 👌🏻😎🇮🇹

Thank you Cameron! 😊👌🏻

Same with me but from airport I took bus btw 🤣, from Milano centrale to Genova by train. Lovely memories 10 years ago. Cheers from Indonesia 🙏😀

Thanks Rahill! 😎

You're welcome 🙂

Thanks for sharing 😊

You're welcome, I always consciously try to include it in all my videos 👍🏻

Glad to be of assistance John 😊

I'll take your word for that 😅

In realtà sulla rete FerrovieNord (che in teoria è gestita da Trenord, ma in realtà la gestione Trenord su RFI e Rete FerrovieNord è abbastanza diversa) sono abbastanza comuni le doppie composizioni di elettrotreni, tipo TAF, TSR, Coradia Meridian o, appunto, CSA (quello in video). Nel resto della rete italiana sono rare per evitare la separazione in due parti (separate) del treno, che (in teoria) richiederebbe più agenti a bordo.

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Thank you! 👍🏻☺️

i know right, well at least you can take the Metro Train that is faster than Regular Trains

@@ninnobroggi is there a video on this?

@@northrupmj about metro of milano? No.

Your welcome 🙏🏻

Absolutely 🤗

Glad it was helpful!

Lots of Portugal filmed to be released soon (first one within a month). Scandinavia and Greece are both on my to do list soon ☺️

Thanks Pete! Haha yeah crazy right 😂

😅 As I recall, one roundtrip ticket costs 26€, from Milano Cadorna to Malpensa Airport, 37 mins. It's it is run by another company (Trenord), and in my opinion, is a nicer and newer model.

You are so welcome 😁

Thanks!

Whoops 😂

The only way to get to the airport 😅

@@NonstopEurotrip Thank goodness .

You're welcome 🙂

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Thanks! 👌🏻😊

Is that easy for English speakers? Easy ticket purchase?

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No took the malpensa express from centrale in 2004 and could have been 2001.malpensa has a very limited food plaza I recall at that year for a very modern large international airport.i believe air passenger volume decade ago still is a larger number than after and that includes the pandemic restriction years.milan doesn't need two large international airports 24/7 with modern passenger rail always improving ..unless electric powered commercial air is proven safe as jet fuel and less costly and polluting..that's 30 years away at least.

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I won't be back in Italy for a while unfortunately

@@NonstopEurotrip The point is that you can't do this by train, the airport express train takes you to some random terminus in the inner suburbs of Turin, from which you have to get a bus to the main railway stations. They have been working on fixing this for about 20 years.

Nope 😔

Thank you Louis! Glad you liked the video. I didn't go all the way to terminal 2 because I had a flight to catch from terminal 1 😂😂😂

When you get to Milano Centrale, there are 2-4 trains every hour to Roma Termini.

From Milan there is a line to Moscow, trains depart from "Milano Rogoredo" station every week. At the moment it is impossible to reach Ireland by train.

BGY has no train station, so you have to get a bus into the town, then a train to Milan, then a different train to MXP. Unless you take a taxi. There's no direct bus afaik

Yes very easy, level boarding at both ends and plenty of space for luggage 🙂

What an adventure!

Next time spend your money on a taxi ride!

It's easier to download the Trenitala app and buy them through that. You can then select the train you want once you've cleared the airport. Or from the ticket machines there.

Depends which one your flight leaves from!

I always just use the Pic. £3.30 to KGX 😂

@@NonstopEurotrip yes the pic with its almost 50 year old dirty trains 😂

About 10 to walk from T1 stop to check in, and I'd allow at least 2.5 hours+ from when you land before your trains departure time from Centrale.

Hello, thank you for the reply. We are only taking someone to the airport by the express train then turn around and take the express back to Milan Central station to take the train to Genoa. So we are deciding on which time to book the Genoa train. The express comes back to Central at 10:37 and the Genoa train leaves at 11:10. Will we have enough time to change train? Thank you

@@HPN2012 Yes, if there aren't any delays. But I would probably book the next one to be safe!

Thank you for your advice. It really helps with our decision.

No idea 😅

@@NonstopEurotrip No problem, thanks for the reply

Yes.

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Yes, either! Or on the Trenitala app/website 👌🏻

In Centrale Station you can either use the Trenitalia (red) or Trenord (either blue or green) vending machines, Trenord ones are also able to sell return tickets (€20, single way is €13). There are also Trenitalia's and Trenord's ticket offices on the ground floor of the station. They're also available in ATM's (ATM is the company operating local transport in Milan) vending machines, available in every metro station and in many news kiosk (check if there is the Trenord or ATM logo). You can buy tickets in advance, on both Trenitalia and Trenord websites and relative apps, although I suggest you to buy a paper ticket, since it does not expire until you validate it (which you must do before getting on the train), then it's valid for 3 hours, while online tickets don't need to be validated but are only valid for 3 hours from the train you have selected, and you can only change it up to 3 times and only until the day before. Also, buying in advance won't save you money, since the price is always the same. Fun fact: according to Regione Lombardia, the "commercial" distance from Milan (every station) to Malpensa (both terminals) is 49 km, which is ironic because if it was just 1 km more, tickets would have been valid for 6 hours, instead of 3.

@@marcodamasio Thank you very much for the detailed explanation!

I would never cut it that fine, I always allow at least 2 hours...

@@NonstopEurotrip thanks i can only extend it to 1:30min in between

Both!

No, but there is another service that does!

I'll check them out 🙂

Interesting thanks!

Absolutely 🤗

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I'm sorry for invidia

Ti faccio presente che Milano è nel Nord Italia !

You should always be careful

You can do either. They are available on the Trenitalia app AFAIK

You would need to take this train to Milano Centrale, change for a Frecciarossa or Italo to Verona, then change for a local train to Trento.

@@NonstopEurotrip is there any direct train route to trento? From milano central to trento?

@@mariatahir2782 There is 1 direct Frecciarossa train a day at 10:15 from Milano Centrale arriving at Trento at 12:32. All the others (around 3 per hour) need a change at Verona, but the journey is only about 30 minutes longer.

@@NonstopEurotrip thank you so much

@@NonstopEurotrip actually i am a student and this is my first time visiting Italy thats why i wanted to know if there's any chance that i can get direct train to trento. But as u said only one train goes in a day 😔 that means i have to change. And do u have any idea how much will that cost?

Website, station or app!

@@NonstopEurotrip at the estación

@@marioramon2010 Sí!

Thanks very much Pedro! 😊

So you can go to the terminal you need? 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@NonstopEurotrip Weird. But I Love Italian Trains, Good Job

@@ninnobroggi Terminals in airports are quite far apart. Rome's Fiumicino airport has big terminals which would take a considerable amount of time to reach from a single point of the airport, I guess Malpensa does too

@@Hastdupech8509 ok, makes sence

@@ninnobroggi Yeah, go look on Maps Malpensa airport, its 2 terminals are like 1 km apart, much farther than Rome (which I'm more used to)