Do you need an Opal card in Sydney?
Do you need an Opal card in Sydney? If you don't have an Opal card or use contactless payments, you can get an Opal single trip ticket. These tickets are designed as a back up option and are only available for metro/train, ferry and light rail services.
Can I use my phone as an Opal card?
The Opal digital card sits in the digital wallet of your mobile device, so you can tap on and tap off with your phone when using public transport. Learn more on how you can register to trial the card.
What is peak hour in Sydney?
Transport for NSW extended Sydney's “peak hour” (for ticket price purposes) by three hours in 2020 – to run from 6.30am to 10am in the morning and 3pm to 7pm in the evening – a longer period than any other Australian city with an off-peak discount.
How much is Sydney Opal card per week?
Travel as much as you want on metro, train, bus, ferry and light rail services within the Opal network and you never pay more than: $17.80 a day (Mondays to Thursdays), $8.90 on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. $50 a week.
What is the $1 fare on the train in Sydney?
The $1 fare can be booked for up to four children in any group when travelling with one or more adults who pay full (Adult Peak or Standard) fare. Adults and children need to be from the same household. Seats for additional children are charged at the current Child fare.
What is the $1 charge on the Opal card?
After you tap on, a pre-authorisation $1 charge will appear as a pending transaction on your statement. As you travel throughout the day, fares will be accumulated and the total cost of the day's travel will be processed at the end of each day. The total cost will replace the $1 charge.