Narita Airport floor plan map

[justmesk]

does anyone know where I could print off a good copy of the Narita airport floor plan terminal 1 ...I went to the official website and downloaded the A-Z pamplet ...but it does not print off that great Does anyone know of another place where I could get a copy?

[Polar]

Clicky on this

[alanX]

Originally Posted by Polar

Clicky on this

He asked for a floor plan of Narita Airport, Terminal 1. Not a map of the outskirts of the building. Next time, do a proper how-to.

[MMM]

Originally Posted by alanX

He asked for a floor plan of Narita Airport, Terminal 1. Not a map of the outskirts of the building. Next time, do a proper how-to.

I think his point was well made.

Regardless, the best place to find a map of Narita Terminal 1 is in Narita Terminal 1.

[alanX]

Originally Posted by MMM

I think his point was well made.

http://www.11th-ivv-olympiad.jp/engl...0terminal1.gif

http://www.ets8.jp/psc21_telemedicin..._terminal1.gif

http://www.citibank.co.jp/en/img/ban...th_wing_01.gif

What point?

[RickOShay]

I would like to take this moment to add in that I hate Narita's floorplan. It is probably the most confusing airport I have ever been to. Chubu (Nagoya) on the other hand is flawless.. love that place.

[MMM]

Originally Posted by alanX

What point?

That the information he is looking for is not a secret kept by a JF user.

Why so serious, Alan?

[Sangetsu]

If you lose your printout, you can get a pamphlet with a floor plan when you arrive at the airport. There are also numerous maps located in different parts of the airport. The attendants at the help desks speak English.

When deplaning, you merely need to follow the crowd, and you'll end up at the exit to the terminal. Overhead signs will tell you where the bus, taxi, and train platforms are. The only places I bother to memorize are the exec lounge and the showers (only 500 yen, and wonderful after 12 to 18 hours on a plane).