Top picks for Kuala Lumpur Train Tickets

Discover 28 Train Tickets in Kuala Lumpur on Trip.com, updated 21 October 2026, with experiences lasting from 0 to 6 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From AU$ 2.24 per person, with an average total of AU$ 58.06. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 1.909k verified reviews, Train Tickets Kuala Lumpur boast an average rating of 4.6.

This week's most popular Train Tickets: "KLIA Ekspres Ticket Direct Entry with QR Code", with 780 reviews and a 4.9 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "Malaysia Kuala Lumpur KL Hop-On Hop-Off 1-day tour/night tour", a 2-hour adventure in Kuala Lumpur!

The next available day tour departs on 22 October 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Kuala Lumpur Train Tickets usually take about 2 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

40% of Kuala Lumpur Train Tickets now offer English-speaking guides

October is the perfect time to visit Kuala Lumpur! Choose from 28 available day tours, including seasonal favorites like KLIA Ekspres Ticket Direct Entry with QR Code.

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Reviews: KLIA Ekspres Ticket Direct Entry with QR Code
Guest User2026-10-20
Time and charges is fair and saving lots of my traveling time, the over experience and journey is good and great
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Reviews: Kuala Lumpur KL TravelPass (Includes KLIA Ekspres Ticket)
Guest User2026-08-23
I showed my voucher at the window at the express entrance and exchanged it for a card. They explained everything clearly at that time. There's a blue top-up machine nearby that accepts cash, so if you're staying for more than three days, I think it's more convenient to top up your card there.
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Reviews: Malaysia Kuala Lumpur KL Hop-On Hop-Off 1-day tour/night tour
Guest User2026-10-03
It's cool to see the city at night. To get a seat on the upper level, you need to arrive at 7:30 PM. You can't see anything from the lower level. Overall, I liked it and recommend it.
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Reviews: Plaza Premium Lounge in Singapore Changi Airport (PPL SIN)
Guest User2026-10-01
Very convenient to book. I arrived at gate d42, walked to lounge, booked through trip.com app while walking. Quick confirmation. At counter, just show the QR, passport and boarding pass.
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Reviews: Go City: Singapore Explorer Pass (Discover over 30 top attractions | Gardens by the Bay, Night Safari & more)
Guest User2026-05-04
It was very good, but exchanging tickets for the night safari and canopy ride was a bit of a hassle. It would be better if there was a little more information about the procedure. It was the only thing that bothered me, especially since everything else was so great.
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Reviews: Sentosa Fun Discovery Pass [discount pass for popular attractions!]
Guest User2025-09-28
After purchasing a ticket, a QR code is sent to you. Attractions that require reservations must be booked separately. Attractions that do not require reservations can be accessed using the QR code sent to you. The day before my departure, when I showed the QR code to the staff at the entrance, I was told I needed a different ticket and was not allowed in. When I returned to the hotel and asked the hotel staff, they looked into it thoroughly and told me that I did not need to purchase a different ticket. Normally, Harry Potter requires 40 tokens. On the day I went again on the day of my departure, I was able to enter the entrance without any problems. However, at the front desk, I was told that it was a peak day and the price had changed to 65 tokens. I had purchased tickets for 60 and 95 tokens, totaling 130 tokens for two people, but I was told that they could not be combined. I paid SG$5 at the pass counter at a nearby station to change the 60 ticket to a 65 ticket and went back to the entrance. This time, the staff at the entrance said I couldn't enter with this ticket, and I was at a loss until someone from the front desk came out and I was finally allowed in. It turned out that neither the staff at the entrance the day before nor on the day of my departure were aware of this pass system. Originally, I could have entered with 40 tokens, but since it was the next day, I ended up using it on a peak day when prices had increased. I wanted to use up the remaining 30 tokens with my 95 ticket by buying ice cream at a shop, but I was told I couldn't use it. I ended up leaving without using the 30 tokens, which were equivalent to SG$30. Since it was a pass that originally had a discount, when I calculated it, it was essentially the same as the entrance fee, so I didn't lose money, but I spent the whole night researching and paying, and ended up wasting 30 tokens, so I spent the time I was going to the night pool researching. I felt like I lost out because I wasted valuable time. There is no balance display even after use, so you need to keep track of the tokens for each attraction by writing them down or something. It's also good to know that there are local staff who don't know how to use the pass, and that some restaurants on Sentosa Island don't accept it, so it's a good idea to check thoroughly in advance.