How to get to Johor Premium outlet

Introduction
I have been to Johor Premium outlet (JPO) only once and it was few years back (2012). I bought my Puma sport shoe at a reasonable price (in comparison to what I would get in Singapore). I got a few tees and shorts.

A little information about Johor Premium outlet by Wikipedia, where the grand opening was on 11 Dec 2011. The outlet official site (Johor Premium outlet) and for a list of stores available there.


How to get there

Johor Premium Outlets®
Jalan Premium Outlets
Indahpura
81000 Kulaijaya
Johor Darul Takzim
Tel: +607 661 8888
Fax: +607 661 8810

Direction to get there from Singapore is available in the official site.

From Singapore (by bus)

1. Take the MRT to Kranji station. 
2. Then board bus number 160/170 traveling to Singapore ICA.
3. Board the same bus number 160/170 to Johor Sultan Iskandar's Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) Complex.
4. At the Johor CIQ, once cleared the immigration counter, walk toward Johor Bahru Central (or JB Sentral) bus interchange (next to Jalan Jim Quee) by referring to the signage inside the building.
5. Once at the JB Sentral bus interchange, look for Causeway link bus number JPO1.

Causeway link bus no JPO1 route from JB Sentral to JPO

 The bus frequency is long at 2 hours intervals. The earliest bus is at 9 am (from JB Sentral) and the last one at 10.30 (from JPO). For full schedule, refer below.

Source from http://causewaylink.com.my

From JB Sentral or Johor Bahru City Square (by taxi)
You can also take the taxi to JPO. It will be charged by meter (most likely). However, there is no usual taxi from JPO to JB Sentral/City Square. You will have to take JPO premium and exclusive taxi back to where you came from.

It will be expensive to travel out from JPO by taxi. Visitors can't call cabs to JPO and also flag one down there.It's like the premium and exclusive taxi at some airports. I'm not sure if that is still the status quo or not.

From Singapore (by car)
If you don't have a car in Singapore, fret not. You can rent a car at as low as sgd 60 per day. Refer to the different car rental companies in Singapore (my favourite is DriveSg).

Public transportation (via rail)
There is a proposed rail service to Senai (near Senai Airport and JPO), but I can't seem to find the official site. I have no idea where JB Sentral 2 will be located too. Probably all this is still proposals.

Sourced from http://www.iskandarmalaysia.com.my/

 Here is the map and the relative location of Senai Intl airport and JPO.

Rail service in Johor, highlighted red region is the JPO, JB Sentral II station at Senai, and Senai Intl Airport. Source: http://www.iskandarmalaysia.com.my/

I'm hoping to visit JPO again this year 2015.