As part of this blog's "
Travel Survival Series", here's another post on
LCCT, KL's
award-winning low cost carrier terminal. This is the second part of two and this focuses on the pre-departure shops and food stalls/cafes. Let's say you haven't had a proper meal prior to taking that ride to the airport? Or maybe you forgot to get something for your favorite cousin or that special friend from your KL travels? The shops and cafes at the LCCT aren't such a bad place to remedy your dilemma. In fact, just after completing your immigration formalities and that last x-ray security check, there are about 4 or 5 shops directly facing the security machine. There's a toilet near the
Dunkin' Donut shop too (and another one at the main boarding area down the escalator).
There are
charging centers for your phones, laptops and iPads. The whole place has free
wifi so if you're bored outta your wits, go online; facebook and tweet your miseries; dine away according to budget; buy that perfume that your brother is pestering you to buy; find that Lonely Planet book or that new JK Rowling novel at the book shop; purchase a dozen ref magnets or that doofy KL cap. Change those local currencies to your legal tender of choice en route to your next destination. There are a couple of banks -
CIMB and
Maybank - for that. There are a variety of options at the pre-departure hallway. There's a
counter for document check. Be aware that some destinations require these document checks prior to boarding. Otherwise, you'd be denied boarding. Double check your
boarding gate. They sometimes change it and you might miss the announcement from all the noise. Just make sure you know exactly when your boarding time is, or you just
might miss your flight.
Please check-out our previous post about LCCT's Check-in Hall, shops, cafes and restaurants, Foreign Exchange, counters for sim cards (
Tune sims are everywhere), Bus Bay at the LCCT. -
http://eye-in-the-blue-sky.blogspot.com/2012/10/kls-lcct-airport-part-1-what-to-see.html
This is the
Eye in the Sky!
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Waiting Hall near Gates 13-15 |
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Swiss Watch Traveller |
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Toy Paradise |
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Diamoney |
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Dunkin Donuts. Everytime I order a sandwich (usually chicken sandwich) from here, they're always "finish" (not available). Every single time! |
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Chocolate House |
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Travel Bugs. Who would buy a luggage at the airport? |
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Country's Tid-Bits and Candies Cottage |
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Duty Free Shop |
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Another perfumery and cologne shop |
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Pusrawi Health-Pro Shoppe. I wonder if this is associated with the Pusrawi Medical Clinic at the outside area. |
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Books@ LCCT and Champions Sports Bar |
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Gold City Lovelinks |
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Heritage Souvenir Shop (above and below) |
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I've bought so many little things here in the past. |
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Lovelinks stall |
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Hot & Roll for those tacos and a Coke. I couldn't find any other shops that sell Coke here. |
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Uncle D's Noodle Corner. this little shop has an amazing line-up of hot meals from noodles to rice meals and desserts. |
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This shops sells siopaos and siomais. |
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Money Exchange at Maybank and CIMB and a relaxing few minutes at Rest "N Go. |
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Visit a Malaysian beach? |
NOTE:
LCCT has ceased to exist as of 2014. It has been replaced by the new KLIA2 terminal located in the same vicinty where LCCT was. We are keeping this post as "souvenir" of the LCCT.
KLIA2 -
http://eye-in-the-blue-sky.blogspot.com/2014/10/kuala-lumpur-international-airport-2.html
7 comments:
OMG! I can't wait to travel again (soon;)))
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I love shopping at the airport :)
@ Ola:
You always have amazing holidays. :)
@ Olivia:
I like window shopping at airports too, but the items seem to be a bit pricier. :)
Airports have become huge impressive shopping malls. If you get 2-3 hours transit you can have a grand window shopping tour.
That's right. If only I were shopaholic, I'd have a grand time during these transits. :)
Great article.
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