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A new connection from Sydney’s motorways network to the Airport Precinct, providing more reliable journeys. Sydney Gateway is a new connection to Sydney Airport due for completion in 2024.
- Train from Sydney Airport to The City
- Taxi from Sydney Airport to The City
- Sydney Airport Rideshare Pickup Zone
- Uber from Sydney Airport to The City
- Ola from Sydney Airport to The City
- Bus from Sydney Airport to The City
- Summing Up
The easiest and fastest way to travel from Sydney Airport to the CBD is with the aptly named Airport Link train. Operating from the domestic and international terminals, the train stops at Mascot and Green Square stations, before whizzing you to Sydney’s Central station in just 13 minutes. If you’re bound elsewhere in the city, the line continues t...
There are taxi ranks in front of all terminals at Sydney Airport. There’s no need to pre-book a taxi, though it’s entirely possible if you prefer. You can simply join the (often fast-moving) line. Taxis are metred, so there’s no need to negotiate on price. A taxi from Sydney Airport takes around 20-25 minutes to reach the City in light traffic. Exp...
Various rideshare services operate to and from Sydney Airport with dedicated rideshare pickup zones at both domestic and international terminals. Uber, DiDi and Ola service Sydney Airport, and you can even earn frequent flyer points with Uber and Olaon eligible trips to and from Australian airports.
The cost of an Uber from Sydney Airport to the CBD is roughly $30-$55, depending on your final destination in the city centre and the time of day. If you’re a Qantas Frequent Flyer member, you can earn one Qantas Point per $1 on eligible rides to and from airports in Australia. Though you’ll need to request an Uber via the Qantas mobile app or link...
Similarly, you can take an Ola from Sydney Airport to the city centre at a cost of around $30-$55. As of May 2023, the Ola and Velocity Frequent Flyer partnership has ended, meaning Ola passengers can no longer earn Velocity Points on their trips.
The 420 bus services Sydney Airport, but this doesn’t run to or from the CBD. The 420 operates up to Mascot, or Burwood in the opposite direction. You can take a bus from Sydney Airport to Mascot and connect to the City via train as we’ve outlined above, but there are no public buses that service the CBD. However, there are several shuttle bus serv...
When flying into Sydney Airport, it’s handy to know that there are several transport options that can get you to the City. Whether you’re travelling by train, taxi or rideshare, it’s important to plan ahead to ensure a smooth journey. The next time you fly out of Sydney, here’s what you can expect when you visit the SkyTeam Lounge, Singapore Airlin...
AirportLink (train) line ‘T8’ from Sydney Airport (Stations in Terminal 1, 2 & 3) to “Sydney Central Station”, “Circular Quay” (Ferries, Opera) and “Town Hall Station” directly in the city center. Shared Shuttle (AD) Book a minibus ride ↗. Travel time: 30-60 minutes. Cost: AU$ 20. Description:
This crucial link connects the southwest and west of Sydney with the CBD and airport. Learn more here.
Sydney Domestic and Sydney International Airports are easily accessible by train, bus, or taxi. The train stations are right under the airport terminals, and trains run to and from Sydney Domestic and International Airports every day from 5am to midnight. Bus services connect the airport to surrounding suburbs and nearby areas.
Sydney's newest motorway, the M8 tunnel, has opened and will shave up to 30 minutes off a commute from Liverpool to the city's south.
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Jun 20, 2019 · This guide contains everything you need to know about driving the Motorways (M) in Sydney. The M numbers provide an easy way of navigating the city.
