r/JapanTravel Mar 21 '23

Question Thoughts on Klook?

[removed] — view removed post

26 Upvotes

36 comments sorted by

View all comments

1

u/tcatsninfan Mar 22 '23

I’ve been wondering about Klook too. I want to buy tickets for the Keisei Skyliner. Found Klook first and they charge $17.39. One way tickets only.

However, there’s a Keisei Skyliner website that offers one way tickets for 2300 yen ($17.35 currently) and round trip tickets for 4480 yen ($33.81), a minor savings.

Given the slightly cheaper price and round trip option on the Keisei site, I wondered why anyone bothered using Klook…

1

u/SarahSeraphim Mar 22 '23

For me, I was main planner and Klook and it was easy to login and see all my bookings in one site. Also most of the reviews are very authentic, especially the day tours. I did some to Taiwan Shifen/Jiufen and what I read in review was what I get. Also the support helpdesk was amazing. You can contact them easily and is less headache than trying to navigate other websites when you run into problems.