Difference between domestic and International Terminals Of Mumbai Airport

For your guidance. For, the gates are different for departure. But both the Terminals have the same RUNWAY. If you are coming to International Terminal and want to go to Domestic Terminal and if you already have a ticket, then you can catch a shuttle bus which departs every 30 minutes between the two terminals. On the contrary if you wish to go outside and come back to the Domestic Terminal, then there are 2 lines running in Mumbai. They are the Central Railway Line and the Western Railway Line. If you choose to go to the western line (from the Domestic Terminal) then the nearest Suburban Train Station is VillleParle. (Hardly 2 kms) If you choose to go to the western line (from the International Terminal) then the nearest Suburban Train Station is Andheri. (Hardly 3 kms) If you choose to go to the Central line (from the Domestic Terminal) then the nearest Suburban Train Station is Kurla. (9 kms). Auto Charges are between 60 to 70 If you choose to go to the western line (from the International Terminal) then the nearest Suburban Train Station is Ghatkopar. (7 kms). Auto Charges between 50 to 55 only. Also wanted to inform you that the down trains are heavily crowded between 7:00 AM till 11:00 AM. and the UP trains are heavily crowded between 6:00 PM till 11:00 PM. So if you have luggages then you better choose a TAXI or a RICKSHAW upon arrival to your destination. UP trains means > Towards CST on Central Line

> Towards Church Gate in Western Line and Vice versa.