How to get fromDenai Alam to Opposite Subang Paradeby bus, train, taxi, car or subway

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Line 772 bus
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1. Take the bus from Sa664 Taman Subang Baru to Pj605 Bt 10/Mentari Court772
1h 21m
RM 2–10
Bus, MRT
1. Take the bus from Denai Alam to Mrt Kwasa Sentral Pintu A
2. Take the train from Kwasa Sentral to Pasar Seni
3. Take the bus from Opposite Pasar Seni to Opposite Subang Parade
1h 49m
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from Denai Alam to Opposite Subang Parade15.3 km
12 min
RM 5–6
Drive 15.3 km
1. Drive from Denai Alam to Opposite Subang Parade15.3 km
12 min
RM 3–4
Bus, subway
1. Take the bus from Denai Alam to Mrt Kwasa Sentral Pintu A
2. Take the subway from Kwasa Sentral to Pasar SeniKgl
3. Take the bus from Opposite Pasar Seni to Opposite Subang Parade
1h 51m

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Distance: 21.9 km
Duration: 1h 21m

What companies run services between Denai Alam, Malaysia and Opposite Subang Parade, Malaysia?

Rapid KL operates a bus from Sa664 Taman Subang Baru to Pj605 Bt 10/Mentari Court hourly. Tickets cost RM 1–5 and the journey takes 33 min.

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