UK Citizens transiting through T1 at Sydney Airport

1. Can you walk between terminals at Sydney Airport?
2. How do I get from domestic to international at Sydney Airport?
3. How long does it take to transfer from Sydney domestic to international?
4. Are visitors allowed at Sydney Airport?
5. How long does it take to get from Terminal 3 to Terminal 1 at Sydney Airport?
6. Why is Sydney airport train so expensive?

Can you walk between terminals at Sydney Airport?

Transferring between T3 and T2 (domestic airports):

Walking is the best way to get between the two terminals and takes approximately 7 minutes.

How do I get from domestic to international at Sydney Airport?

To transfer between Sydney Domestic Airport and Sydney International Airport, you can catch the T8 Airport South Line train service or a route 400 or 420 regular bus or 420N nightbus. To catch a train or bus, you will need to get an Opal card or purchase an Opal single ticket.

How long does it take to transfer from Sydney domestic to international?

Airport Link offers a $6.70 (one way, per person) transfer ticket for passengers transferring between T1 International and T2/T3 Domestic Terminals. The journey takes only 2 minutes and there are frequent services between 5am and midnight, 7 days a week.

Are visitors allowed at Sydney Airport?

Sydney Airport warmly welcomes thousands of passengers every day through our Domestic and International terminals. We are committed to providing an inclusive and accessible experience for all passengers and visitors. Plan your journey by visiting the Assistance section of our website.

How long does it take to get from Terminal 3 to Terminal 1 at Sydney Airport?

How do I transfer between terminals? You have a few options. Sydney Airport's complimentary shuttle bus service, T-Bus, runs between the T2/T3 Domestic Terminals and the T1 International Terminal. The service operates frequently and takes about 10 minutes.

Why is Sydney airport train so expensive?

The cost of travel to the airport (which has a captive audience, i.e. those who are traveling) is expensive because it's a revenue raiser for the state government. Most state governments need every dollar they can get to meet the demands that the general public government demand of them.