I will be arriving at Milan/Malpensa next Friday and traveling on to Verona. I had been playing on taking the train to Milan Centrale and then taking the train to Verona.
I was wondering whether there is a direct bus from Malpensa to Verona. Online searches are rather confusing and somewhat contradictory.
Any suggestions and advice?
Thanks!
Why not take the train? MXP to Milano Centrale, transfer to train for Verona. You can buy both tickets (MXP-Milano Centrale and Milano Cle to Verona) at the MXP train station.
Try the rome2rio website for easier-to-understand results. Looks like there is a bus from Malpensa to Verona Airport connecting to another bus to Verona train station, but the bus is slower and considerably more expensive than the train.
Rome2Rio is pretty good for determining the existence of a particular mode of transportation but can be very unreliable as to schedule and fare. Drill down to the bus-company websites for more reliable information.
I'd also suggest sticking with your original plan.
You can take the Malpensa Express train to Milano Centrale then transfer to another train to Verona Porta Nuova.
As Zoe has explained, you can buy your tickets at the airport.
My mom and I traveled this exact journey a couple of years ago, and it was simple enough, even when experiecing complete exhaustion from jet lag!
Enjoy your trip!
Besides Rome2Rio, another way to research this is to look at an airport's official website. Looking at the one for Milan Malpensa and going to their transportation section, then looking at the "By Coach" page http://www.milanomalpensa-airport.com/en/directions-and-parking/to-and-from/by-coach, I see direct buses to various places (Turin, Novarra, Genova, Domodossola, etc), but not to Verona.
