Highway Bus and Local Bus Stop (Domestic 1F / International 1F)
Highway buses and local buses to many destinations serve Fukuoka Airport. On Domestic 1F there is a Nishitetsu Highway Bus ticket counter (6:20–22:20), and on International 1F there are a Nishitetsu bus information desk (8:30–21:20) and the HEARTS Travel Desk (8:00–20:00). Note that buses passing through from Hakata and Tenjin stop at the "Fukuoka Kuko-mae" bus stop across the road.
Details
- Airport
- Fukuoka Airport
- Terminal
- All terminals
- Area
- Before security (public area)
- Location
- Domestic Passenger Terminal Building 1F, front bus stop (Nishitetsu Highway Bus ticket counter is inside 1F) / International Passenger Terminal Building 1F bus stop (highway buses at stops 9–11, local buses at stops 6–8)
- Hours
- Varies by route and schedule (Nishitetsu Highway Bus ticket counter on Domestic 1F is 06:20–22:20)
- Price
- Varies by destination (check each bus company's fare information)
Open the official mapExternal site (may be in Japanese)
Other places in the same category
- Domestic and International Free Shuttle Bus
Domestic Passenger Terminal Building 1F Shuttle Bus Stop (South and North Bus Stops) / International Passenger Terminal Building 1F Shuttle Bus Stop (No. 1)
All terminals · Transport to the city
- Taxi Stand (Domestic 1F, International 1F)
Domestic Passenger Terminal Building 1F front departure gate area (A–G; premium, large, and reserved taxis are in separate sections) / International Passenger Terminal Building 1F departure gate area
All terminals · Transport to the city
- Fukuoka City Subway Airport Line Fukuoka Airport Station (directly connected to Domestic Terminal B2F)
Domestic Passenger Terminal Building B2F Access Hall (directly connected to subway ticket gates. Free shuttle bus from International Terminal to Domestic Terminal)
All terminals · Transport to the city
Source
Type: Official website
https://www.fukuoka-airport.jp/service/bus-info03.html
Translated from our Japanese page and checked against it. Official sources are often in Japanese only.