Moore Park Major Events on Saturday

This saturday it will be very busy at Moore Park with both a AFL game between the Sydney Swans and the Brisbane Lions at the SCG as well as the more important and highly antipacted A-League Grand Final between Sydney FC and Melbourne Victory at the neighbouring Allianz Stadium. Over 80000 fans are expected to the two matches and therefore the precinct will be busy. It is estimated that 40000 fans will attend each individual match.

The worst is expected to be around 4pm. This is 15 minutes after the expected finishing time fo the AFL match and 1 hour prior to the start of the A-League grand final. Car parking and traffic will be an absolute nightmare as AFL fans leave and A-League fans arrive.

It is highly recommended to fans to use Pubic Transport. Expresses buses will run from Central from 9:30am until 1pm and again from 2:30pm until 5pm. These services will return to Central between 3:30pm and 5pm and again between 18:45pm until 1 hour after the conclusion of the match. Regular buses also run to and from the City and South East from Anzac Parade

In addition, walking to and from Central particular around 4pm is highly recommmed. Walkers should go via the Tibby Cotter bridge and Devonshire Street.

AFL fans must pay with an Opal Card for all Public Transport use on the day. A-League fans will receive free public transport as part of a deal between FFA and the NSW Governement providing free transport to all A-League matches played in NSW.

Lane Cove Bus Changes

From last week, our readers may have noticed that there were some extra route 294 services operating between Lane Cove and Wynyard using Bendy Buses. TFNSW has confirmed that these are permenant addditons to the timetable. Some other services have had t]minor time changes to ensure a regular frequency.

From 4 June, a new route 530 will begin operating between Chatswood and Burwood via Lane Cove and Five Dock. The timetable and exact routing will be released closer to the start date. It is understood that services will run every 20-30 minutes between 6am-11pm daily.

In addition, bus marshals are now stationed at Lane Cove interchange in the mornings to provide help and assitance. 

Central Coach Stop Changes

There will be changes to the locations that coaches stop at Central Station, starting from Saturday 22 April.

All coaches that currently stop on Eddy Avenue will move their stop to the western forecourt next to the grand concourse.

This is due to works associated with the CBD and South East Light Rail Project

Easter Service Changes

For the Royal Sydney Easter Show extra train and bus services will operate.

Trains will run direct to Olympic Park from Central via Redfern and Strathfield and Lidcombe every day of the event. These will operate every 20 minutes on weekdays and every 8 minutes on weekend. On weekends, extra services from Blacktown via Seven Hills, Parramatta and Granville every 30 minutes. Sydney Olympic Park Major Event Buses will also operate every day of the event at least every 30 minutes.

Pictured: Sydney Olympic Park Major Event Bus Route 1A at Aquatic Termial

In addition all bus services will run to changed timetables over the Easter Long Weekend.

Good Friday – 14 April 2017 – Services will operate to a Sunday timetable.

Easter Saturday – 15 April 2017 – Services will operate to a Saturday timetable.

Easter Sunday – 16 April 2017 – Services will operate to a Sunday timetable.

Easter Monday – 17 April 2017 – Services will operate to a Sunday timetable

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