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Today, 12th of November, is my travel day to Belfast International.
This time I fly from London Gatwick, which is even further away from London than London Stansted Airport,
it is situated right between London and Brighton, so it would be the perfect airport for anyone planning to harass Pewdiepie.
After I run through endless rainfall and winds in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, I took the more comfortable but also more expensive option to get to Gatwick, taking the high speed train instead of the subwqay, from Stratford International to St. Pancras International, a long distance rail station next to King’s Cross.
From St. Pancras I have my connection train to London Gatwick.
Crossing the River Thamse, I sit on the wrong side of the train, sitting on the left side would have offered me a perfect view towards the city of London.
While London Gatwick Airport is a bit further away than Stansted Airport, I believe that it is a more time secure journey to the Airport, because both the train and the buses to Stansted have delays in the rush hours.
London Gatwick Airport is also directly connected with the train station and both airports are uncomfortable to hang out before check in.
The flight was very nice with no delays and we flew over the isle of man.
I didn’t have a window seat so it was better for looking. My neighbors, a very nice couple from Ireland, is kind enough to film for me.
The Airport bus from Belfast International is a normal bus with stopovers, it is alright and fairly priced, which is plus, but you have to buy the ticket in cash in the bus.
Buying the ticket in the ryanair app will result in endless asking on how to get it with no results. Gatwick told me to ask me in Belfast International. Belfast International told me that they have nothing to do with it. Ryanair Customer Service was no help and constantly hung up on me
