Padalarang Whoosh Station Swamped by Tourists During Long Holiday

The Padalarang Whoosh train station in West Java, Indonesia, was bustling with travelers on Monday, the peak of a long holiday weekend. Passengers flocked to the station to return to Jakarta after enjoying their break in the Bandung region.

Emir Monti, Manager of Corporate Communication at KCIC, observed a significant increase in passengers heading to Jakarta. "Today at the Padalarang Whoosh Station, we are seeing an increase in the number of passengers heading to Jakarta. The number of tickets sold by 3 p.m. has reached 90 percent. We predict the number of passengers will reach 22,000," Monti stated.

“

Today at the Padalarang Whoosh Station, we are seeing an increase in the number of passengers heading to Jakarta. The number of tickets sold by 3 p.m. has reached 90 percent. We predict the number of passengers will reach 22,000.

Monti noted that the number of passengers departing for Jakarta on this long holiday weekend was higher than on the previous day. He added that the passengers included not only domestic travelers but also a considerable number of international tourists. "Compared to yesterday, today is busier, with the number of passengers reaching 19,000 people. For today, seeing the queue in the waiting room, it is much more crowded, with the prediction of 22,000 passengers," he explained.

The crowded waiting areas and high ticket sales underscore the Whoosh high-speed train's appeal for quick and efficient travel, making it a preferred choice for many during holiday periods.

“

Compared to yesterday, today is busier, with the number of passengers reaching 19,000 people. For today, seeing the queue in the waiting room, it is much more crowded, with the prediction of 22,000 passengers.