Sydney Buses
Effective from 5 January 2014
Single ride tickets
Bus only
for travel
Adult
Concession
MyBus 1
up to 2 sections
$2.30
$1.10
MyBus 2
up to 5 sections
$3.70
$1.80
MyBus 3
6+ sections
$4.60
$2.30
TravelTen tickets (10 rides in one ticket)
Bus only
for travel
Adult
Concession
MyBus 1
up to 2 sections
$18.40
$8.80
MyBus 2
up to 5 sections
$29.60
$14.40
MyBus 3
6+ sections
$36.80
$18.40
Pensioner Excursion ticket
Bus/train/ferry/light rail
Eligible concession
$2.50
Family Funday Sunday ticket*
Bus/train/ferry/light rail
Eligible concession
$2.50
A Family Funday Sunday ticket lets you and your family explore Sydney and surrounds
for just $2.50 per person on a Sunday. It gives you unlimited travel on Sydney and
Intercity trains, buses, Sydney Ferries and light rail services. A family must include at least
one adult and one child (an eligible child is aged up to 15, or 16–18 with a valid school
travel pass or current NSW Senior Secondary Student Transport Concession card).
Children under 4 travel free. Family Funday Sunday tickets can be bought at ticket outlets
before your journey.
MyMulti tickets
Adult
Weekly
Concession
Weekly
MyMulti 1
$46.00
MyMulti 2
$54.00
MyMulti 3
$63.00
Bus/ferry/train/light rail
Adult monthly
(28 days)
Adult quarterly
(90 days)
Adult yearly
(365 days)
$23.00
$175.00
$484.00
$1748.00
$27.00
$206.00
$567.00
$2052.00
$31.50
$246.00
$676.00
$2444.00
Note: There are no concession fares on Monthly, Quarterly and Yearly MyMulti tickets.
MyMulti Day Pass
Bus/train/ferry/light rail
Adult
Concession
All Day
$23.00
$11.50
Unlimited train, bus, Sydney Ferries and light rail travel for one day
across all MyMulti zones.
Sports/Moore Park Special: Sydney Cricket Ground
Sydney Football Stadium, Entertainment Quarter
Randwick Race Day
Bus only
Adult
Concession
Single
$3.50
$1.70
Return
$6.00
$3.00
School bus term ticket
Bus only
Per term
$51.00
Family Fare deal
When at least one fare-paying adult travels with their children
or grandchildren, the first child 4–15 years
of age travels on a child fare and the other children travel free.
Other passes
The following may travel free on regular bus services. If the pass is
endorsed “attendant”, the person travelling with the pass holder is
also entitled to travel free.
• Blinded Soldiers Gold Pass
• Ex-Member of Defence Forces Pass (or Interim Pass)
• Person with vision impairment TravelPass
• World War 1 Veteran’s Free Pass (also issued to wives and widows)
• Companion Card (NSW and Interstate) issued by DADHC to the
attendant accompanying and providing assistance to a person
with a disability.
Children three years of age or under may travel free without a
pass or ticket.
MyBus TravelTen
• 10 rides in one ticket – save 20% compared to single ride
tickets
• Only expires after all 10 rides have been used
• Can be used when more than one personis travelling – just
dip the ticket for each person travelling
• Can be used for short or long trips – just ask the driver how
many times you have to dip your ticket for each person.
The PrePay network
PrePay simply means buying a ticket before you travel. PrePay
allows passengers to board faster, improving the on-time
reliability of bus services. Getting on a bus with a prepaid ticket
takes only a quarter of the time it takes to buy a ticket from the
driver, saving time for everyone.
There are 46 PrePay-only routes and over 300 PrePay-only
bus stops across the network, including the bus stops in the
Sydney CBD. More than 85% of bus fares are prepaid. For a
full list of PrePay-only routes, bus stops and interchanges visit
transportnsw.info
Single ride
TravelTen
MyMulti weekly
MyMulti Day Pass
Pensioner Excursion
Children 4 to 15 years old#
NSW Half Fare Entitlement Card for Jobseekers*
Tertiary Student NSW Transport Concession Card
(Form 204) with transport foil
Senior Secondary Student NSW Transport Concession Card
(Form 202) with transport foil
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International Student Identity Card (ISIC)
Pensioner Concession Card issued by Centrelink or DVA in any
Australian State or Territory**
Non Australian Resident Pensioner or Student Cards
Retired Employees SRA/ STA Concession Fare Authority
Seniors (and Seniors Temporary) Card – issued by the
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War Widow/er Concession Card (NSW/ Vic)
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Ticket concession fare entitlements
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Children 15 years of age or under who appear more mature can obtain a Proof of Age Card from their school or from
Transport Passes & Concessions Office (call 1300 548 828).
* For persons residing in NSW looking for work and in receipt of a Commonwealth benefit at the maximum rate.
** Only the person whose name appears on the top of the Pensioner Concession Card is entitled to use concession tickets.
Dependant(s) whose name(s) also appears on the card are entitled to use concession tickets provided they meet their
own eligibility requirement.
Where to buy your ticket
• At ticket outlets displaying MyZone/PrePay signage (often
newsagents or convenience stores)
• At Transport Shops in the Sydney CBD
• At train station ticket windows (TravelTen, MyMulti and Pensioner
Excursion Tickets)
• On board (single ride only, except on PrePay-only routes and at
PrePay-only bus stops).
For a complete list of ticket outlets, visit transportnsw.info
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