On Tue, Jul 8, 2008 at 4:59 PM, Al Tally <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2008/7/9 Ahmed Koraiem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>
>> I cannot answer all your questions but if you want to reserve a seat
>> in a train from cairo to alexandria
>>
>> you can reserve online before even coming at
>> https://www.egypt.gov.eg/english/services/enr/default.asp
>>
>> and I recommend that you start reserving within the next 2 days
>> because during this tiem of summer, train seats become sold out before
>> 2 or 3 days of the train's departure
>>
>> I also recommend that you get a 1st class seat at the Espanol train
>> (El Aspany) or the Turbo train (El Torbiny), because the're the ones
>> who are direct to alexandria without stops and have an air conditioned
>> first class seats,, otherwise, it may be annoying
>>
>> the trip could take from 2-3 hours depending on the train and the
>> departure time, and there are trains to alex almost every 2 or hours
>> but the direct ones are about 3 a day, so check out good
>>
>> if you want to reserve a train from egypt after you arrive, you don't
>> have to go to te train station itself in cairo (Mahattet Masr), you
>> can reserve a ticket from one of the 2 main phone centrals of Almaza
>> or Heliopolis (masr el gedida)
>>
>> Hope that helps...
>>
>> Ahmed Koraiem
>
> What about the free shuttle from Cairo to Alexandria that is being provided?
> Will we get information on that soon? Such as: where it is located from the
> airport, how to obtain tickets, how far is the station in Alexandria from
> the dorms? (echoing Lodewijk here, but with a week to go, I'd really like to
> be prepared).
>
> --
> Al Tally
> (User:Majorly)

I think it is this:
http://wikimania2008.wikimedia.org/wiki/Local_transportation/Transportation_between_airport_and_city#Free_Shuttles

Looks like you sign up online, but I don't know anything else beyond that.
-- phoebe

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