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DayTripper

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What is a DayTripper ticket?

Save time and money with a DayTripper ticket. The DayTripper ticket gives you unlimited travel on all regular Sydney Ferries, Sydney Buses and CityRail services within the Sydney suburban area, bounded by Cowan, Emu Plains, Richmond, Carlingford, Macarthur, Cronulla, Otford and Bondi Junction stations. You only need to queue once to buy your ticket and the DayTripper is valid until 4.00am the next day.  

Is my DayTripper ticket valid on all transport services across Sydney?

The DayTripper is not valid on premium services including; Sydney Explorer services, Bondi Explorer services, special event services on Sydney Buses or Sydney Ferries, private buses and or entry/exit into Green Square, Mascot, Domestic and International airport stations – an additional station access fee applies for these premium services.

Where can I purchase a DayTripper ticket?

You can purchase DayTripper tickets from Sydney Ferries ticket outlets at Circular Quay and Manly Wharf, ticket vending machines at Circular Quay, ticket sellers on board most Sydney Ferries, Sydney Buses TransitShops (except at Railway Square), most CityRail stations, onboard Sydney Buses (excluding “Prepay Only” bus services), selected ticket resellers.

Tickets purchased from Sydney Ferries ticket outlets, CityRail stations and onboard Sydney Buses will automatically start from the day of purchase. Tickets purchased from TransitShops and newsagents are valid at the time of first use and can be pre-purchased.

The Family Fare Deal also applies to the DayTripper. When at least one fare paying adult travels with their children or grandchildren, the first child travels for a child fare and the other children travel free. A child is anyone between 4 and 15 years of age inclusive. Children under the age of 4 travel free.

How much does a DayTripper cost?

Fares effective 3 January 2010. Children under the age of four travel free. Concession fares apply to children aged 15 years or under, or holders of a Senior Secondary Student Concession Card form 202. Pensioner Concession Card holders may purchase $2.50 Pensioner Excursion Tickets.