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Depending on which cruise terminal and how mobile you are with luggage, cheapest for a singleton is the train.

http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

Southampton Parkway station is just a hundred yards or so from the airport's single little terminal.

Trains to Southampton central approx. every 15 minutes, journey time about 10 minutes, fare £3.70. Access to trains (with luggage) is very easy - no more than one step up.

Then a 15 minute level walk to City cruise terminal (berth 101), or 20 mins to Mayflower terminal (berth 105/6), or 25 mins to Ocean terminal (berth 46). QE 11 terminal (berth 39/40) isn't sensibly walkable due to distance & docks traffic.

Ship schedule at

http://www.southamptonvts.co.uk/live_information/shipping_movements_and_cruise_ship_schedule/cruise_ship_schedule/

If your cruise is next year, it's likely to be the same cruise terminals.

Or a taxi from Southampton central station to any cruise terminal costs between £6 and £10 - whether you choose to walk might depend on the weather.

All very laid-back & civilised, not like arriving at zoos like Heathrow.

 

Alternatively, a taxi from the rank at the airport to your ship is about £20, or about £15 if pre-booked eg http://www.westquaycars.com

 

There's also a frequent bus service to central station (and onward to the Oceanography Centre, close to Ocean terminal)

http://www.unilinkbus.co.uk/service.shtml?serviceid=3887

but it's primarily for university students & the route is slow & convoluted in order to serve the uni's buildings & halls of residence, and I wouldn't recommend it.

 

JB :)

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How much for a taxi for 5 from Southampton airport to the royal caCaribbe cruise terminal.

Thanks

 

A regular taxi from the rank at the airport around £20 / £22. or pre-booked eg www.westquaycars.com about £16 / £18

 

But for 5 + luggage I guess a small wedge more - and worth pre-booking to be sure that there's a suitable vehicle available, rather than two taxis

 

JB :)

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