To buy a transfer ticket, you can only use the ticket machines, that accept Visa, Mastercard or Cash. Travel one stop only, as the train continues to the city or into suburban Sydney. Follow the train signs from the terminal and board any train on platform 1 for International to Domestic transfers and any train on platform 2 for Domestic to International. It is a 2-minute journey between Domestic and International stations with around 10-minute frequency. If you aren't to an airside shuttle, you can catch a suburban train ($6.10).
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An air-side shuttle is available free of charge if you are connecting through with Qantas or a Oneworld partner airline or with transferring Virgin Australia and a codeshare flight or other international Virgin Codeshare Flight.You will have to use one of the following methods to transfer: There is a vending machine at Wolli Creek station that sells Optus SIM cards, travel plugs, and charging cables. Trains from Wolli Creek are even more frequent than from the airport since East Suburbs & Illawarra line trains also stop there. The walk will take about 20 minutes and will save you $13.40 ( gatepass fee) on the train fare. When you reach the Princes Hwy (6 lane road), cross at the pedestrian crossing lights, and continue straight on, past the apartment blocks, to the roundabout with the funny green artwork, then turn right up to Wolli Creek Station. Cross the Cooks River on the footpath on the right of the bridge and then proceed along the cycleway next to the Cooks River (signposted to Tempe), keeping the river on your right. Follow the path ahead, and then 'up to your right' around back up to the Marsh Street bridge. Exit straight from the international terminal (T1), follow the pedestrian path signposted from Level 1 of the multistory car park following the cycleway sign, and continue on the overbridge until it returns to ground level next to the canal. It is all surfaced, has no steps, and takes in some nice scenery by the Cooks River. The walk isn't signposted all the way and may be very quiet after dark. T1 (the international terminal) is less than 2 km from Wolli Creek Station, from where a train to the city costs $2.36 off-peak, $3.38 peak. The system (obviously) only works if everyone moves to a parking space before picking up, but if only takes a few people to disrupt the flow. The pickup areas can be complete chaos, with people stopping as soon as they are through the entry gate to load up, blocking queues of traffic behind them. Exceeding the 15-minute period will cost $8 for the next 15 minutes. The charge is $4 for the premium pickup area, and the normal pickup area is free for 15 minutes. There is a premium pickup around five minutes walk from the terminal, and a free pickup about 10 minutes walk - follow the signs. At T2 and T3 there are two pickup areas in two different parking areas. if you complete your pickup and exit with 15 minutes, there is no parking charge, otherwise the extortionate rate of $7 for another 15 minutes and $8 for the next half hour applies. At T1 (International) - there is a pickup area within the main carpark. You can't pick up kerbside at any of the terminals.
Buses are usually at 20 minute frequency and real-time location information is available via the Tripview, Arrivo, TransitTimes+ and TripGo smartphone apps - you can make a decision whether to get the bus after you check the real time information. Only consider this option if you have ample time to spare, as buses can be infrequent, late or cancelled. There is limited luggage space on the bus, but if you can manage backpacks or suitcases by yourself, it should not be a problem. On an Opal Card you'll get a $2.00 transfer discount so the whole trip cost $2.46 off-peak, $3.48 peak. The bus costs $2.10 and the train $2.36 off-peak, $3.38 peak (using Opal Card). You will need the 400 bus heading towards the airport. If heading to the airport, exit Mascot station, turn left (heading south) along Bourke Rd, cross Coward St (next street) and turn left. Get off at the next stop after the domestic terminal, then take a 300-m walk straight along the road in the direction the bus went, towards Mascot station, crossing to the other side of the road. If going to the CBD, hail the bus at one of the stops located outside T1 and T3 (but not T2), heading towards Bondi Junction. The 400 bus travels towards Bondi Junction, and the 420 towards Burwood. To skip the GatePass fee, taking the Route 400 or 420 local bus in conjunction with a train is an option.
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