From Kuramae Station to Narita Airport

dear Japan-guide team

i will stay in tokyo on 22-25th July
on 25th July i will go back to my country via narita airport
i will stay near the kurame station
i check on hyperdia website for 25th July on 6.39 am there is direct access train to narita airport
called access tokyu.

the site informed the train will go to narita even it stops at many station, but we dont need to board off from the train, and can stay on the train until the train reach narita airport?
i am not sure about this, since the logo on the hyperdia is double arrow. i checked it means is stay on board. no need to board off
please advise how should i do? is it right that i dont have to board off the train, and just stay on the train until it reaches Narita airport

thank you for your help
Vendy

Vendy, there is a elevator at Exit A0. It will bring you direct to the train board to Narita Airport. As you had search the train schedule thru Hyperdia, there are 2 direct train which depart from KUramae station (Keisei Narita Skyaccess) at 0639am,0653am and 0721am on 25/7/2018. You will just have to stay in the train until the destination. You can also check in Google. Enjoy your trip.

ok jessica. thanks a lot for your info . really appreciate it.

btw, we can use IC card : pasmo/suica/icoca card for taking this sky access train right?
just need to tap it at kuramae and tap again the card at narita? CMIIW. tq

Which terminal of Narita Airport are you expected to use?
(Currently in NRT Terminal 3, there is no railway station.)
By what time do you have to get to the boarding gate?

is it right that i dont have to board off the train, and just stay on the train until it reaches Narita airport

Yes.

Please note that you cannot reserve a seat in that train.
There seats are secured on a first-come, first-served basis.

The 25th of July 2018 will be a weekday.
You may encounter a commuters' rush,
especially on the Toei Subway section (until Oshiage Station).
(For the Keisei section,
I suppose most passengers travel in the opposite direction.)

we can use IC card : pasmo/suica/icoca card for taking this sky access train right?

Yes, though actually there are no "Sky Access" trains.

Two similar names are used confusingly.
http://www.keisei.co.jp/keisei/tetudou/railmap/railmap.pdf
: Narita Sky Access (Line) is one of the two Keisei routes
connecting (Keisei) Takasago [KS10] and Narita Airport [KS42] Stations.
: Access Express [Access Tokkyu] trains
go not only on Narita Sky Access but also
either on the section (Keisei) Ueno [KS01] -- (Keisei) Takasago [KS10]
or on the section Oshiage [KS45] -- (Keisei) Takasago [KS10].
: The symbol color of Keisei Access Express on the route map is orange.

Toei Subway Kuramae Station (E-11, A-17)
is divided into two separate buildings, depending on the lines.
(Please pay attention also to the name of the line.)
The Oedo Line part and the Asakusa Line part
are a few hundred meters apart from each other.
https://www.kotsu.metro.tokyo.jp/subway/stations/kuramae/i/solid.png

Direct trains for Narita Airport depart at Track 2 on Asakusa Line.
Entrance A0 is close to the ticket gate.
(Entrance A3 is currently closed.)

[Toei Subway Kuramae Station (E-11, A-17)
is divided into two separate buildings, depending on the lines.
(Please pay attention also to the name of the line.)
The Oedo Line part and the Asakusa Line part
are a few hundred meters apart from each other.
https://www.kotsu.metro.tokyo.jp/subway/stations/kuramae/i/solid.png

Direct trains for Narita Airport depart at Track 2 on Asakusa Line.
Entrance A0 is close to the ticket gate.
(Entrance A3 is currently closed.)
by omotenashi ]

ok omotenashi. thanks for your advise
so i will go to entrace A0 for asakusa line

thanks