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Western Harbour Crossing Routes - Hong Kong Island Routes Bus-Bus Interchange Scheme Western Harbour Crossing Routes - Hong Kong Island Routes Bus-Bus Interchange Scheme This scheme covers northwest New Territories and Tung Chung, and Hong Kong Island. It involves four Hong Kong Island routes - Routes 1, 5B, 5X and 10; and northwest New Territories and Tung Chung services - Routes 930, 930A, 930X, 962, 962A, 962B, 962P, 962S, 962X, 969, 969A, 969B, 969P, 967, E11 and E11A. A fare concession is offered on the second leg of the journey. The interchange should be completed within a set time limit and at the designated interchange points. Passengers taking any one of the above New Territories or Tung Chung routes can interchange to the four Hong Kong Island routes at Admiralty for connections to Causeway Bay, Happy Valley or North Point, respectively. Passengers can also interchange at Sheung Wan (the interchange point for Route 969P is at Admiralty) for the three local connections to Western District. Passengers on Routes 1, 5B, 5X or 10 going to northwest New Territories or Tung Chung can connect to Routes 930, 930A, 930X, 962, 962B, 962X, 967, 969, 969A, 969B, E11or Route E11A at designated points at Admiralty and/or Sheung Wan. (The above exclude Routes 962A, 962S and 969P, which only operate towards Hong Kong Island in the morning peak.) From Tin Shui Wai / Tuen Mun / Tsuen Wan / Airport to Western District First Journey on Alighting Point Second Journey on Interchange Point Discount Fare Time Limit (Direction) (Direction) E11/ A from Airport Macau Ferry, Connaught 1 to Felix Villas Western Market, Adult 120 minutes Road C 5B to Kennedy Town Connaught Road C Less $1.50 Child / Senior 10 to Kennedy Town Sheung Wan Civic Less $0.80 Centre, Queen's Road C 930/ A / X from Tsuen Macau Ferry, Connaught 1 to Felix Villas Western Market, Free 90 minutes Wan Road C 5B to Kennedy Town Connaught Road C 10 to Kennedy Town Sheung Wan Civic Centre, Queen's Road C 962 from Tuen Mun Macau Ferry, Connaught 1 to Felix Villas Western Market, Free 120 minutes 962A from Tuen Mun Road C 5B to Kennedy Town Connaught Road C 962B from Tuen Mun 962P from Tuen Mun 962S from Tuen Mun Sheung Wan Civic 962X from Tuen Mun 10 to Kennedy Town Centre, Queen's Road 967 from Tin Shui Wai C (North) 969 from Tin Shui Wai 969A from Tin Shui Wai 969B from Tin Shui Wai 969P from Tin Shui Lippo Centre, Cotton Tree 1 to Felix Villas Pacific Place, Free 120 minutes Wai Drive 5B to Kennedy Town Queensway 10 to Kennedy Town 5X to Kennedy Town BBI discounts are only available for passengers boarding between Airport / Tsuen Wan / Tuen Mun / Tin Shui Wai and Western Harbour Tunnel Toll Plaza on the first journey. From Tin Shui Wai / Tuen Mun / Tsuen Wan / Airport to Eastern District / Wan Chai First Journey on Alighting Point Second Journey on Interchange Point Discount Fare Time Limit (Direction) (Direction) E11/ A from Airport Admiralty Station, 1 to Happy Valley Admiralty Station, Adult 120 Queensway Queensway Less $1.50 minutes 5B to Causeway Bay 10 to North Point Child / Senior Less $0.80 930/ A / X from Tsuen Admiralty Station, 1 to Happy Valley Admiralty Station, Free 90 minutes Wan Queensway Queensway 962B from Tuen Mun Admiralty (West) Bus 120 962X from Tuen Mun Terminus minutes 967 from Tin Shui Wai (North) 962 from Tuen Mun Lippo Centre, Cotton 5X to Causeway Bay 962A from Tuen Mun Tree Drive 5B to Causeway Bay 962P from Tuen Mun 10 to North Point 962S from Tuen Mun 969 from Tin Shui Wai 969A from Tin Shui Wai 969P from Tin Shui Wai 969B from Tin Shui Wai Admiralty Station, Queensway 962B from Tuen Mun Tuen Mun Road Bus-Bus 962X to Causeway Tuen Mun Road Bus-Bus Free 60 Interchange, Castle Peak Bay Interchange, Castle Peak minutes Road Road 962X from Tuen Mun Mouse Island Children's 962B to Causeway Sam Shing Estate, Castle Free 60 Playground, Hoi Wing Bay (Moreton Peak Road / minutes Road / Terrace) Tuen Mun Road Bus-Bus Tuen Mun Road Bus-Bus Interchange, Castle Peak Interchange, Castle Peak Road Road BBI discounts are only available for passengers boarding between Airport / Tsuen Wan / Tuen Mun / Tin Shui Wai and Western Harbour Tunnel Toll Plaza on the first journey. From Western District to Tin Shui Wai / Tuen Mun / Tsuen Wan / Airport First Journey on Alighting Point Second Journey on Interchange Point Discount Fare Time (Direction) (Direction) Limit 1 from Felix Villas Hillier Street, Des Voeux 930/ A / X to Tsuen Wing On Centre, Free First 60 10 from Kennedy Town Road C Wan Connaught Road C Journey minutes 5B from Kennedy Town 5X from Kennedy Town Rumsey Street, 962 to Tuen Mun Wing On Centre, 60 Connaught Road C 962B to Tuen Mun Connaught Road C minutes Hillier Street, Des Voeux 962X to Tuen Mun Road C 967 to Tin Shui Wai Wing Kut Street, Des 60 (North) Voeux Road C minutes 969 to Tin Shui Wai Wing Kut Street, Des Voeux Road C 969A to Tin Shui Wai Wing Kut Street, Des Voeux Road C 969B to Tin Shui Wai Pottinger Street, Connaught Road C E11/ A to Airport Rumsey Street, Adult 60 Connaught Road C Less $1.50 minutes Child / Senior Less $0.80 BBI discounts are only available for first journey passengers boarding before above alighting stops. From Eastern District / Happy Valley / Causeway Bay to Tin Shui Wai / Tuen Mun / Tsuen Wan / Airport First Journey on Alighting Point Second Journey on Interchange Point Discount Fare Time Limit (Direction) (Direction) 1 from Happy Valley Pacific Place, 930/ A / X to Tsuen Pacific Place, Queensway Free First 60 5B from Causeway Bay Queensway Wan Journey minutes 5X from Causeway Bay 10 from North Point 962 to Tuen Mun Pacific Place, Queensway 60 962B to Tuen Mun minutes 962X to Tuen Mun 969 to Tin Shui Wai Pacific Place, Queensway 60 969A to Tin Shui Wai minutes 969B to Tin Shui Wai E11/ A to Airport Pacific Place, Queensway Adult 60 Less $1.50 minutes Child / Senior Less $0.80 1 from Happy Valley Central Market, Des 967 to Tin Shui Wai Wing Kut Street, Des Voeux Free First 60 5B from Causeway Bay Voeux Road C (North) Road C Journey minutes 5X from Causeway Bay 10 from North Point Wellington Street, Queen's Road C 962B from Causeway Tuen Mun Road Bus- 962X to Tuen Mun Tuen Mun Road Bus-Bus Free 120 Bay Bus Interchange or (Lung Mun Oasis) Interchange or Hanford minutes Hanford Garden, Hoi Garden, Hoi Wing Road Wing Road 962X from Causeway Tuen Mun Road Bus- 962B to Tuen Mun Tuen Mun Road Bus-Bus Free 120 Bay Bus Interchange (Chi Lok Fa Yuen) Interchange minutes BBI discounts are only available for first journey passengers boarding before above alighting stops. From Jardine's Lookout to Pacific Place First Journey on Alighting Point Second Journey on Interchange Point Discount Fare Time Limit (Direction) (Direction) 11 from Jardine's Pacific Place, 962 to Tuen Mun Admiralty (East) Bus Adult 60 Lookout Queensway 962B to Tuen Mun Terminus Less $2.00 minutes 962X to Tuen Mun 969 to Tin Shui Wai Child / Senior 969A to Tin Shui Wai Less $1.00 969B to Tin Shui Wai Please note: The Fare Concession is subject to relevant Terms & Conditions. Last update: 4 April 2021 .
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