Owned By: Macquarie Infrastructure Funds, Sydney Airport Intervest GmbH and Ontario Teachers' Australia
Address: The Ulm Building1 Link Rd
Sydney International Terminal
NSW 2020
Australia
Telephone Number: +61 (2) 9667 9111
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Email: via online form available at www.sydneyairport.com.au/Sacl/Feedback.html
Website: www.sydneyairport.com.au/Sacl/
Time Zone : GMT + 10
News: The International Terminal up gradation and expansion project, focusing on modern food and beverage outlets, shops, aeronautical facilities and moving walkways, is underway.
No. of Terminals: 3
Terminal Transfers: The airport comprises International Terminal (T1), Domestic Terminal (T2) and Qantas Terminal (T3). A shuttle (AUD 5.00 per person) links T1 and T2/T3; and pedestrian walkways connect T2 and T3.
Directions: The airport is located in Mascot NSW.
Distances from major towns and cities follow:
Mascot – 5 km
Port Botany – 13 km
Casula – 26 km
Wakeley – 34 km
Westleigh – 48 km
The airport is easily accessible via M5 East Freeway. The airport also has a train link.
Airport Parking: The airport provides economical long term, short term and valet parking options. All car parks feature parking spaces for disabled passengers. The Long Term Car Park at T2 and T3 costs AUD 60.00 for three days and AUD 114.00 per week. An 8-level car park at T1 charges AUD 7.00 up to thirty minutes, AUD 15.00 for 30-60 minutes, AUD 26.00 for 2-3 hours, AUD 52.00 for 3-24 hours and AUD 20.00 per day from the third day. A bridge links the park and the terminal. The E Park costs AUD 50.00 per calendar day, AUD 132.00 for seven days; thereafter, each additional day costs AUD 12.00. Long Stay Value Parking costs AUD 139.00 per week. Valet car parking available in multi-level car parks of International and Domestic terminals costs AUD 20.00 up to first hour, AUD 37.00 for 1-2 hours, AUD 65.00 for one calendar day and AUD 370.00 per week.
At The Airport: Banking and Money Exchange: The airport houses automatic teller machines (ATMs) and a bank branch of ANZ, and money exchange counters.
Food and Beverage: The onsite restaurants, convenience stores, cafes and bars serve an assortment of food and beverages such as refreshing drinks, cold beers, fresh meals, muffins, cakes, doughnuts, coffees, masala chai, cigarettes, Australian, Asian and Italian dishes, noodles, sandwiches, sushi, fresh salads and juices.
Shopping: The retail concessions stock modern electronics, Australian fashion labels, flowers, chocolates, gifts, adventure gear and apparels, and beauty products.
Duty Free: Tax and Duty free outlets sell snacks, confectionery, sunglasses, watches, tobacco products, cosmetics, fragrances and liquor of well-known brands.
Other Services: The terminals also feature a media center, Kid’s Cinema, observation deck, post office, prayer room, baby change rooms, baggage storage rooms, chemists, children’s play areas, VIP rooms, showers, trolleys, lounges and wireless Internet.
Disabled Facilities: Accessible toilets, wheelchair ramps, automatic lifts and doors, wheelchair accessible drinking fountains, medical center, kerbside rampways, TTY phones and set down areas are located within the airport premises.
Departure Tax: There is no departure tax.
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