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  • Updated By cjg1 on October 29, 2007
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  • These travel passes are really quite the bargin. For $41 you can get the green travel pass which is good for seven days from date of purchase or seven days from the next day if you buy it after 3pm. If you're going to be there more three days or more these are a better option than the DayTripper ticket. It allows all ferries except the Manly JetCat and also most all busses except the Sydney and Bondi Explorer busses. The trains are a little more limited but not badly. My personal call for all your transit needs.

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    Travel Passes: Day tripper
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  • By leffe3 on September 7, 2007
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  • The daytripper ticket is great value at A$15.40. Trains, buses and ferries are all included in the one ticket. If you plan to travel by ferry anywhere and catch a couple of buses or trains, totally worthwhile. Considering the return ferry to Manly from Circular Quays is A$15, it gives you an idea of the value of ticket.

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    Travel Passes: The Day Tripper
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  • By LKM1018 on January 23, 2008
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  • The Day Tripper is another easy and inexpensive way to get around Sydney. The day Tripper includes unlimited travel for 1 day using the Cityrail Network, Sydney buses and Sydney ferries. It does not include the tourist Sydney or Bondi Explorer buses.

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    Travel Passes: The Sydney Pass
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  • By LKM1018 on January 23, 2008
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  • The Sydney Pass is the best way to go if visiting Sydney. It's a cheap and easy way to explore Sydney. You have a few options of choosing a 3, 5 or 7 day pass. You have unlimited access to all the transport systems. The Pass Includes: travel on selected cityrail zones travel on all Sydney Buses (inlcuding the Sydney Red & Bondi Bus Explorer) travel on all Sydney Ferries 3 Harbour Cruises (Morning, Afternoon & Evening) 1 return Aiport Link rail ticket What a great way to explore Sydney for a resonable price!

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    Travel Passes: Fares & Tickets
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  • By Dominique2k on January 19, 2003
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  • If you plan going by bus around Sydney for some time, get hold of a "travel ten" pass (availble from most city newsagencies). You save some money in buying these tickets if you use the bus to get around. You have 10 rides per ticket.

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    Travel Passes: Get one of those Red zone...
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  • By Ramonq on August 27, 2002
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  • Get one of those Red zone weekly train/bus/ferry pass. I tell you, it will save you a lot of walking around this sprawling city. It's around AUD$25. The more you use it, the more you get your money's worth and it covers most of the more interesting areas of Sydney.

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    Travel Passes: You can pretty much get around...
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  • By ardenzinho on August 26, 2002
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  • You can pretty much get around on foot to see the main sights...the actual city area isnt that big.. There are special passes available at train stations which give u unlim travel on trains/ferries/buses. Also theres the Red Explorer buses which take ya to see the main attractions around the city.

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    Travel Passes: To reduce jet lag by 2 hours...
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  • By Skylink on August 26, 2002
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    To reduce jet lag by 2 hours if one lives in the northern hemisphere, consider going to Australia during the northern winter if one lives in North America and during the northern summer if one lives in Europe. Los Angeles is 5 hours ahead (actually 19 hours behind) of Sydney during the northern winter (7 hours during the northern summer). Brussels is 8 hours behind Sydney during the northern summer but 10 hours during the northern winter. This is a picture of the international departures area of Sydney airport. The publicist says that the blue carpet represents the blue waters of Sydney harbour. The 7 day travelpass is a bargain. It does not seem to be advertised at all. Even the counter in the arrival floor of Sydney airport that sells the Sydney pass did not know of the travelpass. One can buy it at the airport train station and at other train stations. I got a 7 day Orange Travelpass for A$33. This allows travel on all buses, ferries (except Jetcats before 7 p.m.), but not on trains. A $26 blue travelpass is good on buses in the 5 central zones and certain ferries (but not to Manly). There are about 7-10 different colours of travelpasses, all very confusing for the first time tourist to Sydney. For comparison, a one day Sydney Pass costs $30 and a day ticket costs $13. Those who buy tickets for each trip need to buy a separate ticket on the second bus if they transfer. WARNING: Fares will be increased on July 1, 2002. The newspaper story that I saw said a single journey will increase by 40 cents.

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    Travel Passes: Get a flight to Sydney as it...
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  • By solar_uk on August 26, 2002
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  • Get a flight to Sydney as it might be just a bit too far to swim. traffic in Sydney can get pretty bad. Unfortunately there isnt a subway system but there are low level trains which are quite good for getting around. Buses are quite frequent and Sydney bus drivers are real friendly. Get a weekly travelcard for around $20 which will get you around the whole central Sydney on buses, trains and ferries.

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  • By TYCOON007 on August 25, 2002
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  • Taking a City Circle train, the Monorail or walking is the best way of seeing city attractions, while buses and ferries represent the best way to visit points and attractions around the harbour. The government-run Explorer Buses and Sydney Pass service represent an ideal and inexpensive way to see most of the main tourist points around the city and out to Bondi. Sydney Ferries, which are also government run, provide an inexpensive way of seeing the most beautiful harbour in the world.

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