Sydney Explorer

The Sydney Explorer was a tourist sightseeing bus/Coach that operates within the Sydney CBD. The service was owned and operated by the State Transit Authority of New South Wales. The Sydney Explorer tourist bus was in operation seven days a week and ran constantly throughout the day. The Sydney Explorer, a tourist loop service, had been billed as Sydney's official tour. Its operations began in 1980. In 2010 it stopped running. [1]

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Day passes

A one day pass on the Sydney Explorer will allow travellers unlimited use on the Sydney and Bondi Explorer buses, it also allows free travel on regular Sydney Buses within the blue travel zone up to midnight on the same day. The Sydney Explorer stops at twenty-seven different locations in Sydney at twenty minute intervals.[2] You can hop on or off at your own leisure, then catch the next bus when it arrives.[3] The Sydney Explorer is air conditioned and commentary is also provided[4].

References

  1. ^ Donner, Suzanne. (24 May 1981) New York Times Notes; African tours that emphasize culture. Section: 10; Page 3
  2. ^ West, Chris. (11 September 1983) New York Times What's doing in Sydney. Section: 10; Page 10.
  3. ^ Clarke, Jay. (10 July 1983) The Miami Herald Love, Sydney. Section: Travel; Page 1J.
  4. ^ Sydney Explorer

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