Macau International Airport shuttles guide

Hotel Lisboa runs a complimentary shuttle bus linking the hotel with Macau International Airport and Taipa Ferry Terminal, giving guests a direct route between the casino resort and the city's main air and sea gateways. The service is reserved for hotel guests and must be booked in advance through the concierge desk rather than boarded on demand.

MGM operates a complimentary shuttle bus, identifiable by its orange livery and lion logo, running the length of its Cotai and Macau peninsula properties with a stop at Macau International Airport partway along the line. The through-route also calls at the Outer Harbour and Taipa ferry terminals, giving travellers arriving by air or sea a direct link to both MGM Macau and MGM Cotai.

Wynn Palace runs a complimentary shuttle bus between the resort and Macau International Airport, extending onward to Taipa Ferry Terminal and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. Sister property Wynn Macau has no separate airport line of its own; guests transfer between the two resorts on a connecting shuttle at Wynn Macau. The service is open to the public and does not require advance booking.

Galaxy Macau operates a complimentary direct shuttle bus between Macau International Airport and the resort's Crystal Lobby on the Cotai Strip, giving arriving travellers a straightforward link to the casino resort without needing to transfer through the city centre. The service is open to the public and runs as a non-stop, point-to-point route.

Lisboeta Macau runs a complimentary shuttle bus linking the resort with Taipa Ferry Terminal and Macau International Airport, with the airport falling partway along the line rather than at either end. A marked drop-off point near MGM Cotai lets riders alight partway if that is their destination. The service is open to the public and does not require advance booking.

The Venetian Macao runs a complimentary Airport Line shuttle bus directly between the resort and Macau International Airport, one of several free lines the property operates alongside its Macau Ferry, Taipa Ferry and Border Gate shuttles. The airport service is open to the public, needs no advance booking, and drops passengers at the resort's covered Porte Cochere entrance.

The Parisian Macao runs a complimentary Airport Line shuttle bus directly between the resort and Macau International Airport, one of several free lines the property shares with sister resorts along the Cotai Strip. The airport service is open to the public and needs no advance booking, giving arriving travellers a direct link to the Eiffel Tower-themed casino resort.

The Londoner Macao runs a complimentary Airport Line shuttle bus directly between the resort and Macau International Airport, one of several free lines the property shares with sister resorts along the Cotai Strip. The airport service is open to the public and needs no advance booking, giving arriving travellers a direct link to the London-themed casino resort.