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Situated only about 8kms outside Sydney CBD, transport to and from the airport couldn't be easier. A$11.20 will buy you a ticket to or from the airport on the train, which will take you into Central/Circular Quays (for The Rocks), change for King's Cross & Bondi. Domestic and International are side by side and are served by separate stations. There is also the airport-to-hotel bus (A$8 one way) but you should be aware that this can take forever, especially if you are staying in the King's Cross area: route tends to be Darling Harbour, CBD, The Rocks, Woolloomooloo, King's Cross, Darlinghurst, Paddington (subject to passengers requirements). The civic bus service between airport and CBD has been discontinued. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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It is the easiest way to get around Sydney and out of Sydney to all the main sights. Simple, fuss free and relatively comfortable. Haven't gone wrong using it so far for myself! Possibly the most confusing for 1st time visitors to Sydney will be the varieties of types of tickets available. I know I did. Besides the usual day tickets and commuter tickets, it would be easier for visitors to grab the various types of Leisure tickets available: THE DAY TRIPPER An all-in-one day ticket for CityRail train, Sydney Buses and Sydney Ferries travel. Also includes fantastic discount offers to Sydney's attractions. Adult A$15; Child A$7.50 THE CITY HOPPER Unlimited all day CityRail travel around 11 stations within the city area. They include: Central, Martin Place, Museum, Town Hall, St James, Circular Quay, Kings Cross, Wynyard, Redfern, Milsons Point and North Sydney. Adults A$6.80(peak) A$4.80(off-peak); Child A$3.40 peak) A$2.40(off-peak) THE SYDNEY PASS Available for three, five or seven days. Unlimited travel for any three or five or seven days within an 8 day period for use rail, buses and ferries. Please refer to site for limitations and charges. The Network map of Cityrail is available if you click the link. Leave a Comment Theme: TrainWebsite: http://www.cityrail.nsw.gov.au/
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City Rail is Sidney's submway system. It is fairly extensive, and reaches pretty far into the suburbs. The train cars tend to be large, 2-level affairs with lots of seating, but not so much standing space. Still, they operate fairly often during the rush hours to avoid the serious crunch. The fares are a bit pricy, so if you plan on utilizing the rail quite a bit, you may want to get a discount pass. One attractive option is the daypass, which includes unlimited travel on City Rail, as well as all city buses and ferries, for only A$15. There're, of course, _numerous_ other options, so do your research in advance, as it may be hard to decide exactly what you'll need on the spot. Leave a Comment Theme: Subway/MetroWebsite: http://www.cityrail.info/
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