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Yes! The Airport Express goes directly to Central Station downtown. It takes about 25 minutes with no stops. Trains leave every 10 minutes from Platform 2, one level below.

A single ride is $12. You can buy tickets at the vending machines downstairs — they accept cash, credit cards, and contactless payment. You can also use a transit card if you have one.

There's a 7-day unlimited transit pass for $35 — it covers the Airport Express, all subway lines, and city buses. That's a great deal if you're here for a week. You can buy it at the ticket counter or the vending machine.

Yes, it activates the first time you tap it at a gate. So it'll start today and be valid through next week. Just tap it on the yellow reader when you enter and exit the station.

Absolutely. The Airport Express has luggage racks in every car. Try to board the first or last car — they're usually less crowded. And keep an eye on your bags at all times!

Yes, the airport bus is $6 compared to $12 for the express train. But it takes about 45 minutes because it makes several stops. Route A3 goes right past the convention center.

Go out Exit 5 and turn right. The bus stops are labeled with route numbers. A3 is the third stop. The next bus arrives in about 8 minutes. You can buy a ticket from me now or tap your card on the bus.

The bus has electronic signs and audio announcements for each stop — in English and the local language. The convention center is the 6th stop. You can also use Google Maps to track your location in real time.

There's a luggage compartment underneath the bus. The driver will help you load it. Just make sure to grab it when you get off — the driver will open the compartment at every stop.

Yes, there's free WiFi on the bus. The network name is 'AirportBus-Free.' It's decent for emails and messaging but might be slow for video calls. Here's your ticket — enjoy the ride!