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NEW: MyZone Multi Tickets

If you are planning on using the rail, bus or ferry network for more than one trip, you may wish to enquire about the following ticket options:

New Sydney My Zone

Introducing the new My Zone Tickets from 18 April 2010, exploring Sydney via public transport has never been easier.

Ideal for visitors or day trippers!

MyMulti
One ticket can cover all your travel requirements in and around Sydney.

Features:-
• Unlimited travel on public and private buses and Sydney Ferries services
• Unlimited travel in the relevant CityRail zone
• Options include Central Coast, Blue Mountains, the Hunter and the Illawarra regions
• No limit on how many times you may change modes
• Caps your weekly travel costs

MyMulti 1

MyMulti 2

MyMulti 3

MyMulti Day Pass

Ideal for Sydney City

City Circle

Darling Harbour

Kings Cross

Bondi

Manly

Parramatta (Rail & Ferry)

North Shore

Bounded by:

Bondi Junction

Chatswood

Croydon

Canterbury

Bardwell Park

Rockdale

Plus unlimited bus and ferry travel

All areas covered by MyMulti 1 plus further afield

Bounded by:

Hornsby

Carlingford

Seven Hills

Liverpool

Holsworthy

Engadine

Caringbah

Plus unlimited bus and ferry travel

All areas covered by MyMulti 2 plus the entire CityRail network

Including:

Blue Mountains

Central Coast

Newcastle

Blacktown

Penrith

Hawkesbury

Goulburn

South Coast

Bomaderry (Nowra) Port Kembla

The Shire
and Cronulla stations

Plus unlimited bus and ferry travel

Unlimited Travel all areas in and around Sydney.

Entire CityRail network.

(All areas as covered by the MyMulti 3)

Bus travel

Ferry travel

Weekly Cost

$41

Weekly Cost

$48

Weekly Cost

$57

Daily Cost

$20

Notes:

Ticket pricing as of April 2010 and subject to change. Please check the MyZone website for further detail and conditions.
Alternative tickets available for individual modes of transport (e.g. Train, Bus or Ferry)
Special Note for Airport Transfers: The Airport Rail services including Green Square, Mascot, Domestic Airport or International Airport stations are privately owned and not covered by these tickets. A separate station access fee is available at these stations.

Where to Purchase:
Available for purchase from 3 April 2010
Newsagents and other retailers displaying MyZone or PrePay signage.

More information about CityRail services:

Train Kiosks:

Circular Quay Station
Central Station

Sydney Transport Infoline: www.131500.info
Phone: 131 500
City Rail Website: www.cityrail.info.

Sydney Intercity Lines

Central Railway Station is the main junction for interstate and intrastate rail services.
Travelling by train can be an extremely cost effective convenient way to travel.

Train from Sydney’s Central Railway Statition
Destination	Travel Time Approx.
Blue Mountains Line
Glenbrook	1 hour
Leura / Katoomba	2 hours
Lithgow	3 hours

Central Coast / Newcastle Line
Hawkesbury River	1 hour
Gosford	1½ hours
Tuggerah/Wyong	1¾ hours
Newcastle	2¾ hours

South Coast Line
Wollongong	1½ hours
Kiama	2¼ hours
Berry / Bomaderry	3 hours

Tickets can be purchased at time of travel.
The above services have toilets on board.
There is no booking service or allocated seats, simply hop on board.
There is no separate luggage compartment and no luggage check-in.
Luggage must be taken on board.
Travelling with luggage is possible however it would be recommended that you board the train at Sydney’s Central Station at least 15 minutes prior to departure to ensure that you can obtain appropriate seats nearby where your luggage can be placed.

Information about these services is available from: