Sydney Olympic Park ferry: Timetable and fare prices
The Sydney Olympic Park ferry from Circular Quay in Sydney leaves every half hour for most of the day. One way fares cost from $8.04.
The Sydney Olympic Park is where the bulk of the 2000 Olympics were staged. There are several ways to get there via public transport, but by far the most pleasant is on the ferry.
There is no specialist Sydney Olympic Park ferry, but the Sydney Olympic Park is one of the stops on the Parramatta ferry.
From Circular Quay in central Sydney, this is the F3 service.
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How much does the Sydney Olympic Park ferry cost?
Compared to the rest of the public transport system, Sydney’s ferry fares are relatively simple. The fare zones are split by distance – either under 9km, or 9km-plus.
The Circular Quay to Sydney Olympic Park ferry is in the 9km-plus zone. Fares cost $8.04 if paid for with an Opal card or contactless credit/ debit card.
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Sydney Olympic Park ferry timetable
The first ferry of the day from Circular Quay to Sydney Olympic Park departs at 06.47, arriving at 07.43. The last departs at 23.37, arriving at Sydney Olympic Park at 00.33. For most of the day, there are services every half hour, although this goes up to every 15 minutes during peak commuter times.
Most of the time, the Circular Quay to Sydney Olympic Park ferry journey time is 54 minutes.
These are the times from Monday to Friday – weekend services are less frequent.
If coming from Parramatta, not all services stop at Sydney Olympic Park, but those that do take half an hour.
Things to do in the Sydney Olympic Park include Segway tours.
More Sydney ferries
Balmain ferry | Bundeena ferry | Cremorne Point ferry | Dangar Island ferry | Double Bay ferry | Manly ferry | Manly Fast Ferry | Mortlake ferry | Parramatta ferry | Sackville ferry | Scotland Island ferry | Taronga Zoo ferry | Watsons Bay ferry | Webbs Creek ferry