If you travel to Sydney, Australia, you will land at Sydney Airport, so there are many ways to travel from Sydney Airport to downtown Sydney. The Sydney Airport bus is one of them. So let the editor tell you about how we take the Sydney airport bus and so on.
Airport Express (Airport Express bus)
(green and Golden AIRPORT EXPRESS (Airport Express bus) provides fast, comfortable bus services every day in the country, at the international airport, and between the urban area and Kings Cross, with multiple routes. It runs from about 5 a.m. to 11:00 in the evening.
Tickets and charges: please purchase tickets directly from the driver, one-way A $7, two-way A $12 (inclusive of goods, services and excise tax).
Line 300: pick up passengers from downtown Sydney;
Line 300350: pick up passengers at Central train Station;
Line 350: pick up passengers in Kings Cross, PottsPoint and Elizabeth Bay; other public buses provide transportation to the surrounding area.
2, Kingsford Smith Transport (Transport Services) / SydneyAirporter (Sydney Airport bus)
Kingsford Smith Transport (Transport Services) / SydneyAirporter (Sydney Airport bus) offers all accommodations to the Kings Cross area, the urban area and the Darling Harbour area, such as hotels, motels, backpackers and so on. Every 20 to 30 minutes.
Fares: $12 one way (international airport) / $13 (domestic airport), A $20 round trip (international airport) / A $22 (domestic airport).
3, non-stop service
Many shuttle companies provide non-stop service between the airport and most areas and suburbs of Sydney, a non-stop train service that needs to be booked. Direct bus services to or from Bus and Coach Services may be found in the "bus Services" section.
Sydney Airport-Sydney downtown hotel minibus pick-up service: http://www.itrip.com/p13197?lv=22680
4. Other buses:
If the place you want to go when you arrive is in the South, West, or East side, suggest this method. The bus is number 400. The international arrival station goes right after crossing the gate and passes McDonald`s left out of the door. The 400 station is right there (train station doesn`t have to go out). The domestic number 400 station is in front of Terminal 3. If the children`s shoes arrived from Terminal 2, please cross the road and enter the parking lot, then follow the Qantas sign and cross the road once after that is the approximate location of the station (in a place that feels like a safe island).
Bus No. 400 goes back and forth from Burwood in the West to Bondi Junction (in the East near Bong Belt Beach. The way to the city center is to take a bus heading for Burwood, get off the bus at Rockdale train stop, and then take train to Central or city station. The same train station can also get a ride directly to Hurstville (Sydney`s big Chinese district). It takes about 15 minutes to get to Rockdale station by bus from the airport, and about 10 to 15 minutes to central train station.
Finally, it is best to note whether Burwood or Bondi Jct, is written in front of the bus, because the airport is a one-way route, so both buses are in and out of the same place. It`s best to ask the driver where you want to go after getting on the bus and remind you where you want to get out of the car.
5, train (Subway):
Train to the city center fast, convenient and not afraid of rush hour traffic jam, or quite popular. The international station goes straight to the right after crossing the border. After passing McDonalds, you can see the sign of Trains (no need to go out), and take the elevator to the bottom. After the arrival of the domestic luggage on the first floor of the downstairs, and then downstairs.
The airport train station is a private rail line, so it is more expensive. If you use the pass MyMulty, you will need to add a toll to the airport line.
Six, taxi.
Morning and evening peak hours will be incredibly expensive, usually to downtown Sydney about 50 Australian dollars. Planes arriving in China usually arrive in the morning (but it seems OK before 7: 00 a. M., and then they don`t know). They may be just in time for the rush hour, and all the way down the road will kill everyone`s wallets! It is recommended that if there are 4 to 7 people, you can consider taking a taxi, which is more affordable and convenient. Line up at the airport as you wait for the bus (and pay $3.50 per person to the airport).
