Anonymous wrote:I wish these people would just move to Europe already so they can leave the rest of us alone in peace.
Anonymous wrote:The people complaining about the distance are people that don't understand the point of public transportation at all, live in their giant SUV's for 1, and stalk strip mall parking lots for the closest spot.
Anonymous wrote:And this is why Americans are so fat.
Anonymous wrote:The People Movers are the worst thing about IAD. Anyone who has arrived on an international flight knows what a shit show they are.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because Americans are too cheap to build functioning infrastructure.
Yup. OP, that was a bad decision made years and years ago. A station actually at the terminal would have cost another $330 million, and evidently that was too much to pay for a station that was actually convenient for travelers.
Hah. No. The airport metro is for staff and commuters to use. Actual travelers are not taking a 70 minute train ride from DC with luggage.
The original problem was where Dulles was built.
Anonymous wrote:The People Movers are the worst thing about IAD. Anyone who has arrived on an international flight knows what a shit show they are.
Anonymous wrote:The People Movers are the worst thing about IAD. Anyone who has arrived on an international flight knows what a shit show they are.
Anonymous wrote:It’s a 5-7 minute walk from baggage claim along a well-lit corridor with people movers. Grow up, OP.
Anonymous wrote:It’s a 5-7 minute walk from baggage claim along a well-lit corridor with people movers. Grow up, OP.
Anonymous wrote:The people complaining about the distance are people that don't understand the point of public transportation at all, live in their giant SUV's for 1, and stalk strip mall parking lots for the closest spot.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just flew from Hong Kong.
You check-in at the train station in Central Hong Kong. You need to be there 90 minutes before your flight if international. You drop your bags at the train station, not the airport.
There is an express train to the airport that takes 25 minutes. The train lets you off basically inside the terminal. You walk maybe three minutes to the security line and then go through security and immigration exit procedures, after which you walk (or small train) to your gate.
And at Dulles? Have a nice roll from the parking garage/subway station after your XX minute metro ride.
What's your point?