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Travel Passes: Flying is most people's choice...
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  • By schmoopy on August 25, 2002
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    Flying is most people's choice to get into Sydney. I hear that since the Olympics, the airport has much better capacity than it used to. There is a bus that will take you from the airport to Circular Quay. Once you get there, you can grab a train, bus, or ferry to pretty much anywhere in the city. I would recommend a Red Pass - can be purchased from Circular Quay and other stations - will allow you to do all the train, bus, and ferrying travelling in Sydney you can do in a week for a flat rate. Very convenient. Circular Quay is always a hub for activity, you never know what you'll run into!

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    Travel Passes: Thanks to the 2000 Olympics,...
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  • By tim123 on August 24, 2002
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    Thanks to the 2000 Olympics, everything in Sydney is new. The Sydney International Airport is no exception. All the terminals are up-to-date and very nice. If you don't want to fly, I think the train is a great way to get around Australia if you have more time. In Sydney you should never need a car! The public transport system is excellent and you can get just about everywhere on it. I suggest a SydneyPass. It gives you the freedom of the city - with unlimited travel on all Sydney Buses (including the explorer services), Sydney Ferries and central CityRail services so that you can see everything Sydney has to offer. It is available in three, five, or seven day passes. I tried this my last visit and it truly was worth the money! Check out Sydney Buses Website for more info.

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    Travel Passes: Daytripper... yeah!
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  • Updated By emerald125 on January 11, 2003
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  • Sydney has a new daily bus/rail/ferry ticket available. Its called a 'daytripper' and cost $13.80 for adults. This ticket allows unlimited travel across the whole public transport network in the metropolitian area

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    Travel Passes: SydneyPass This pass gives...
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  • By emerald125 on August 24, 2002
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  • SydneyPass This pass gives you unlimited travel on all Sydney trains, buses and ferries and includes the airport express, Red and Blue explorer bus tours ($30 each usually) and all the Sydney transit Harbour cruises. Passes can be bought for 3,5 or 7 days and do not have to be used on consecutive days. A 3 day pass costs $85 which sounds like a lot but is really good value for money if you have the time and inclination to make the most of it! You can buy a Sydney pass from the airport or aboard airport express buses i think. Also from any railway stations.

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    Travel Passes: From Sydney to Cairns or...
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  • By emerald125 on August 24, 2002
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  • From Sydney to Cairns or anywhere north there are some great train passes available but they are not heavily advertised. These passes let you get on and off anywhere and are valid for 6 months EAST COAST DISCOVERY PASS Valid for a ONE-WAY journey over a six-month period Brisbane to or from Cairns - $123 Melbourne to or from Brisbane or Surfers Paradise - $152 Melbourne to or from Cairns- $275 Sydney to or from Brisbane or Surfers Paradise- $76 Sydney to or from Cairns - $199

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    Travel Passes: Take an airline flight mate,...
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  • By AUSSIEGEORGE on August 24, 2002
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  • Take an airline flight mate, don't try swimming. Take the train in Sydneytown, also out to various scenic sites. A cheaper day rate is available for travel on the rail lines after 9:30AM - the work force is at work then - and is good until the late evening. A Seven (7) day pass is available for around $140 Aus/$60-70 American, this can be used on all trains - set distances from Sydney - buses and ferries, it is a bargain, available at all ticket offices at all rail stations, any doubts just ask. The replica of the H.M.S.Bounty (no plug) used with Mel Gibson in the film Mutiny on the Bounty is open for: Breakfast, Luncheon and Dinner Cruises ($$$$$$$$$)

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    Travel Passes: I guess airplane if you come...
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  • By princesss on August 24, 2002
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  • I guess airplane if you come from overseas...From cities in the country there are buses and trains as well, often quiet cheap. If you stay for a week or more: buy a week card (28-35 Aus$). There are good train, bus and ferry connections. After about 0:00 in there are some nightbuses.

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    Travel Passes: Bus Day Tripper.
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    The Day tripper ticket gives you unlimited travel on the day, the exception being travel on sight seeing buses, tourist and airport buses and the Sydney explorer bus.

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    Travel Passes: Explorer 3 Day Pass
  • By Kate-Me on March 12, 2003
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  • If you only have a very limited time in Sydney and won't be able to get off the beaten track, but want to see as much as you can, I recommend the Explorer Bus pass. It's a hop-on-hop off service which does a continuous loop of 50 main attractions in the central city area. I did the full loop first without getting off and then had a good idea of what I wanted to see. I found it really excellent.

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    Travel Passes: Red Zone Pass
  • By Gypsy_Saskia on June 28, 2003
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  • If you plan to see a fair bit of the city, get a travel pass. For AUD 30, you get a one week pass in the red zone, which takes you just about everywhere in the city and the surrounding suburbs. it is valid on the bus, train and feryy and is very good value.

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