Skyliner Keisei Electric Railway Ticket

Redeem Skyliner Tickets

①Narita Airport Terminal 1

Opening Hours: 07:00‑21:00

Location: Station Map

Skyliner Ticket Machine & Ticket Counter Photos

②Narita Airport (Terminals 2 & 3) Station

Opening Hours: 07:00‑21:00

Location: Map

Skyliner Ticket Machine & Ticket Counter Photos

③Nippori Station

Opening Hours: 05:00‑23:30

Location: Map

Skyliner Ticket Machine & Ticket Counter Photos

④Keisei Ueno Station

Opening Hours: 05:10‑20:20

Location: Map

Skyliner Ticket Machine & Ticket Counter Photos

⑤Shin‑Kamagaya Station

⑥Aoto Station

2. Taoyuan Metro

Enquiry Counter:

No. 1: B1 Check‑in Level

No. 2: B2 Concourse Level

Taoyuan Metro Enquiry Counter, A1 Taipei Main Station

Opening Hours: 06:00‑24:00

Taoyuan Metro Service Counter, A12 Airport Terminal 1

Opening Hours: 06:00‑23:30

Taoyuan Metro Service Counter, A13 Airport Terminal 2

Opening Hours: 06:00‑24:00

3. Redeem Tokyo Metro Tickets

Go to the ticket machines at applicable stations and use a single QR code to redeem physical tickets for all passengers in the same booking

Please check the details below↓

The Skyliner is the flagship limited express train operated by Keisei Electric Railway, designed specifically for travellers commuting between central Tokyo and Narita International Airport. With a core philosophy of "ultimate speed, comfort and convenience", it provides efficient and reliable transport services. The train departs from Keisei Ueno Station in central Tokyo and reaches Narita Airport in just 41 minutes, stopping at Nippori Station and Narita Airport Terminals 1/2/3 along the way, offering business travellers and tourists a seamless travel experience.

Stops:

●Keisei Ueno Station: Located in the Ueno area of Tokyo with convenient transport links, surrounded by famous attractions such as Ueno Park and Ameyoko Market. It is a key hub in the city centre. Passengers can easily transfer to JR lines, the subway and other Keisei railway lines at this station.

●Nippori Station: An important interchange station connecting JR Nippori Station and the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, making it easy for passengers to reach areas such as Asakusa and Akihabara.

●Narita Airport Terminals 1/2/3: The train goes directly to each terminal, eliminating the hassle of transferring within the airport. Terminal 1 mainly serves international flights, Terminal 2 focuses on low‑cost carriers and domestic routes, while Terminal 3 connects to some international flights. The Skyliner stops precisely at the entrances of each terminal, maximising time savings for passengers.

Narita Airport Departure Timetable:

Ueno/Nippori Departure Timetable:

Carriage Facilities & Features:

●Reserved Seats & Non‑reserved Seats: The train consists of reserved‑seat carriages and non‑reserved‑seat carriages. Reserved seats require an additional limited express ticket. The seats are spacious and comfortable, equipped with individual tray tables, charging sockets (USB/AC), and blankets and earphones are provided. The non‑reserved carriages are equally well‑appointed, suitable for short trips or passengers who prefer flexible travel.

●Luggage Storage Space: Each carriage features a designated large luggage storage area, with conveniently positioned overhead racks near the doors for passengers with suitcases or bulky items. In addition, there is ample space under the seats for carry‑on bags.

●User‑friendly Design: The trains are equipped with multi‑language (Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean) electronic displays that provide real‑time station information and flight updates. Free high‑speed WiFi is available throughout the train, supporting international roaming, so passengers can stay connected at all times.

●Accessible Facilities: Wheelchair‑designated areas are provided in the carriages, along with low‑positioned handrails and priority seats to cater to the needs of different passengers.

Ticketing & Digital Services:

●Multiple ticket purchase options: station ticket machines, online booking via the official website, mobile apps (such as the "Keisei App") and third‑party platforms.

●Electronic ticketing system: Passengers can scan QR codes on their phones to enter the station directly without the need for physical tickets, reducing queueing time.

Travel & Business Value:

For business travellers, the Skyliner's punctuality and direct service significantly reduce travel time costs. For tourists, the convenience of going directly from the city centre to the airport avoids complicated transfers, making it particularly suitable for travellers with luggage. The train's high‑frequency service (approximately every 20 minutes) and extensive operating hours (earliest 5:30, latest 23:30) cater to round‑the‑clock travel needs.

The Skyliner Keisei Electric Railway ticket is not just a travel credential but a guarantee of efficient travel. With its precise stop design, passenger‑friendly carriage facilities and smart services, it has become the preferred mode of transport connecting Tokyo and Narita Airport, providing comfort and peace of mind for every journey.