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Hi, as the train comes from Centrale station then T2 is the next stop after T1

Satu koper large masih bisa tapi lebih baik jangan di jam berangkat/pulang kantor karena penuh banget. Lebih baik Taxi atau Uber, keduanya bisa dipesan dari Uber app sekalian terlihat estimasi biayanya.

Hi, buying tickets in advance can be a better choice in the high season like this coming summer, platform number usually displays within 15 minutes to departure time. I would suggest avoiding the elevator as it could easily be set as a pickpockets trap. Take the escalator belt instead. I hope this helps.

Yes you can, but please be mindful of the rush hour it will be more difficult to navigate with your luggage and also be very careful of your surroundings as you may become an easy pickpockets target.

Yes there is, you can watch my full guide video on Centrale Station to know where to find Luggage Drop service

@@StrollingAround thanks

There's a store next to the money changer counter, but I think you'll get a better value package at the city center.

@@StrollingAround I'm not planning on going to the city center. I'm renting a car and going straight to sulzano. Is there any stores you could recommend near by the airport?

You have to buy a separate ticket for the Airport train

You have to insert a ticket to enter the Metro subway gate, and better if possible every time boarding bus and tram

You can browse for are in Via Napo Torriani as there are plenty of options for hotels on that street and within very close walking distance to Centrale station

Personally I use TrainLine mobile app

For the metro turnstile you need to use your ticket for entrance and exit, while for bus and tram you can hop on and off during its duration time. Ideally you have to tap each boarding, but in practice it doesn't always be easy. Just make sure you're traveling with a valid ticket

So happy to help, thank you so much for watching.

Glad to help and thank you so much for watching

Hi, you will have to check on the announcement board, usually confirmed 15 minutes before departure time

Thanks. Would you recommend buying Malpenso express tickets from airport to Milan Centrale on app or buy on the spot from counter or ticket machine? Is there a Pay and Go service that we can pay by debit or credit card? Appreciate your reply

Hi, kids under 13yo traveling accompanied by adult don't have to buy metro, tram and bus ticket, for metro they can enter the gate together with you. There is also a dedicated gate for family that has a bigger opening. I hope this helps and thank you so much for stopping by

@@StrollingAround, thank you! That's what I figured, but I don't know what is accepted in Milan and don't want to make a mistake, especially one that might make it look like I am cheating the system!

Thank you so much, glad you like the videos, always love and enjoy Milan as well. Especially on these rainy days, it's magical. My stop is also the Yellow Line at Centrale, and then enjoy a couple of minutes of walking home from there.

Practically the elevator that takes you to the train station on T1 is next to the luggage drop area so maybe around 4 minutes away. You can watch my full guide on Malpensa Airport T1 in here czcams.com/video/nay9jvEa5cU/video.htmlsi=KxFlO52YREEY38dF

If it's more convenient for you then I can suggest using Uber here in Milan. You can also request a regular white taxi from Uber or you could take the posh black executive taxi. Approximate fare available on the app as well .

Suburban trains within the Mi1-Mi3 area are accessible using the ATM ticket. That includes Bovisa and Rogoredo you mentioned

@@StrollingAround Thank you so much!

Thank you, well noted

Thank you, you can check the luggage storage service pricing on their website kibag.it if I remember correctly it's around €20 per day per large luggage.

You've made an excellent choice there, plenty of nice places to eat in Brera. I might suggest you to dip in the aperitive scenes around Brera for some drinks and nibbles.

@@StrollingAround Thank you so very much

Usually trains don't always leave on time, but don't risk it. If you are traveling light better take a normal stairs straight to platform level. A good exercise and also the fastest way to reach platform level. There's a toilet available on board the train. Thank you so much for stopping by.

@@StrollingAround not traveling light enough for stairs but I'm fit and will hustle over to the station from the bus stop and use the toilet on the train in case timing is tight. THANK YOU!

Each provider has a different parking zone, and also parking rules. In practice you can park anywhere as long as not on the no parking zone.

You're very welcome, thank you for watching. Feel free to watch other videos and share.

Customs and luggage time are always tricky to predict, been picking up guests from Malpensa this month and it was packed. Likely it takes almost an hour to pass throughout both processes. Seats on the Malpensa Express are not assigned so first in get the seats. Better to buy the tickets once you are cleared customs and get your luggage. The train leaves every hour. I hope this helps. Have a great time in Milan and always be mindful of your surroundings and belongings.

Thanks. Ciao.

Once you clear customs, how many minute walk to the train?

@@sambuffalo2839 around 10 minutes walk you can reach the train station in Malpensa Airport

e tickets bought from the ticket app should be validated by tapping a check in button available on each app. I used TrainLine and when you open the ticket on the app there's a check in button, just tap and follow the simple steps

Anything in particular you wish to know for the next videos?

You can always use the ticket machine that accepts cash, or there's a ticket counter both on Malpensa station and Cadorna or Centrale Station

It's relatively safe at night here in Milan, still you should be mindful of yourself and belongings

Just check it's still open as per today

@@StrollingAround Thanks so much for your wonderful video and your very helpful reply!!!!!!!

You are welcome and thank you for stopping by, now for train app personally I use both TrainLine and Omio for most of my trips.

There are plenty of SIM card options, if you are looking for broader coverage you can go with TIM. While other cards such WIND or ILIAD offer cheaper and more internet quota

@@StrollingAround thank you 👍🏼

You're welcome

You can find a bus counter near the exit 6 and 9 that offers bus service from Malpensa directly to Linate. Or if you have time to spare I'd suggest taking a bus to Centrale station spend some time around the city then take another shuttle from Centrale station to Linate Airport.

You can find a bus counter near the exit 6 and 9 that offers bus service from Malpensa directly to Linate. Or if you have time to spare I'd suggest taking a bus to Centrale station spend some time around the city then take another shuttle from Centrale station to Linate Airport.

Malpensa Express goes to Centrale also from T2 then T1 before making a couple of brief stops to the final stop at Centrale Station. Ticket costs €13

Yes there's luggage deposit area near the east exit. You can find more details on my Centrale Station full guide video

Prego 😁

Hi, glad to hear that. Thank you so much

I googled it, thank you for the correction.

You'd be fine to hop on and off bus and trams without re-tapping once you had tap at the beginning to validate your ticket and start the time duration.

Exactly, maximum change is €9.90 so best to have smaller bill or coins to buy tickets. Thank you so much you added up very important info.

Hi, they don’t run 24h, last schedule is about midnight while earliest at 05.30 in the morning

thank you so much 😊

Thank you so much, validation time starts as clock in your ticket the first time, if possible when the bus or tram is not crowded it is better to clock in every time. But if not it's not a problem, upon inspection they will swipe your ticket and know you have validated it.

Simply press C on your keyboard or tap/click the CC icon not far from Like and Subscribe button

You're very welcome, enjoy your visit in Milan.

One ticket is valid for one person and one payment card is also valid for one person. You can buy multiple tickets from the machine which then everyone has to hold each as they travel.