The land of Macao is vast and sparsely populated. Each state has its own public transportation system and charging system. If it is just a very short-term trip, you don’t have to buy a bus card. You can consider it based on your itinerary.
has compiled the public transportation card saving strategy for major cities , and the most cost-effective way to save transportation costs for major airports . I hope it can help qyer.
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Sydney and NSW
Sydney Opal Card
Opal card is a free smart transportation card for Sydney surroundings, suitable for paying for fares for transportation including trains, ferries, buses and light rail trams. Use ranges include a variety of public transport throughout Sydney, Blue Mountains, Central Coast, Hunter, Illawarra and Southern Highlands.
Opal card Money saving guide
1. After 8 rides a week, all trips are free (the minimum week is only $16.80).
calculation period is Monday to Sunday, so as long as you start using the Opal card to take any of the mass transportation eight times on Monday, as long as you successfully deduct eight times, you can take mass transportation for unlimited times and distances until the early morning of Sunday.
is most suitable for free travel to Blue Mountain, Newcastle, Wollongong, etc.
2. The maximum daily limit is $15
The daily cycle starts at 4:00 am and ends at 3:59 am the next day. If you use the Opal card to travel to mass transportation in one day, you will not deduct anyway you take it~
3. For Sunday travel to , only $2.5, unlimited ride
4. Use the same transportation tool to transfer within 60 minutes. Only once the fee is calculated
0. As long as you use the same transportation tool, just transfer to within one hour after flashing it, and the fare is only calculated from your starting point to the final destination. It is applicable to all services except the Sydney Ferry Manly service. The standard transfer time for this service is 2 hours and 10 minutes from the start of the card.
For example: after get off work, you have to take the train home from Wynyard to Hurstville, but in the middle you get off at Town Hall and sense the card to exit the station, and then have dinner with your friends. As long as you return to Town Hall within an hour, you sense the card to enter the station, and then take to Hurstville. In this way, the system only calculates that you will charge for the trip from Wynyard to Hurstville.
Melbourne and Victoria
First of all, Melbourne city provides free tram transportation:
free area starts from Queen's Market in the north, ends at FlinderStation in the south, and spring Street in the east, and Victoria Harbour in Docland in the west, covering the entire city area, and each free line signs the free area on the site until where to go.
Melbourne Myki card
Myki card is suitable for trams, trains, buses and V/Line in the surrounding areas of Melbourne. Applicable areas include Seymour, Ballarat, Bendigo, Geelong, the Latrobe Valley and Warragul.
The first purchase is charged $6. 1 single-time 2-hour ticket $3.9, up to $7.8 per day; 2-hour ticket $2.70 per day, up to $5.40 per day.
Myki stored values can be divided into two types, Myki money and Myki pass.
Myki money is a pre-recharge system that charges a fee per number of times. There are two types of tickets: a single 2-hour ticket and a one-day ticket. The 2-hour ticket is the first time to swipe the card and the first time you need to take the bus, one-day ticket is applicable.
Myki pass is a long-term ticket, such as weekly tickets or monthly tickets. There are two different PASSs, (1) Weekly pass (2) Multi-day pass (28 ~ 365 days) * Weekly pass (Weekly pass) * Zone 1 : $39 Zone 2 : $27 Zone 1+2 : $39
If the MYKI card used has both MYKI PASS and MYKI MONEY (the balance cannot be negative), the system will give priority to using MYKI PASS. MYKI CARD will expire like a credit card. Each myki is valid for four years, so when purchasing a second-hand MYKI, you can go and replace it for free if the card expires.
Myki card money saving guide
1. Early bird ticket: During non-weekend hours, the journey is free to end before 7 am, and you need to go to the window to get the ticket.
2. Two-hour ticket discount: As long as it is used after 18:00, it will only charge a two-hour ticket once until 03:00 am the next day
3. Weekend full-day tickets: Uniform ticket price $6
4. Daily cap: District 1 $7.8, District 2 $5.40
Brisbane and Queensland
Brisbane Go card
Brisbane Go card
Brisbane Go cardnetworks include buses, trains and ferries, but distinguishes busy hours from the usual fare , and divides many areas (23 zones). Brisbane extends outward from zone 1 in the city center in a concentric circle. It takes about 1 hour to drive from the city of zone 1 to zone 5.
You must pay a deposit of $10 first (you can refund it after using it).
Busy hours : Monday to Friday 2: 00am – 9:00am and 3: 30pm – 7: 00pm;
Not busy hours : Monday to Friday 9: 00am – 3:30pm, 7: 00pm – 2: 00am and Saturday and Sunday
Ticket type:
Blue Adult Card: Usually international students attending language schools need to buy this card (15 years old);
Green Student Card: Students purchase with the mark on the student ID, and the validity period is consistent with the student ID (all concessions except adult card Go Card holders can take the bus at half price. )
GoCard money-saving guide
1. After 29 consecutive times a week, you can ride all for free without limiting the distance.
Start taking short-distance buses in city every week, and then take them after more than 1 hour, so that you can quickly get 9 times within 1-2 days. In terms of travel arrangement, first arrange the city attractions, and then arrange to go to farther places such as the Gold Coast after 9 free rides.
Weekend trip reference:
Go to Surfers Paradise (Zone14) on the Gold Coast 10.99*2 = 21.98 (round and forth)
Go to Noosa National Park (Zone19) on the Sunshine Coast 15.61*2 = 31.22 (round and forth)
2. 60 minutes transfer does not charge for repeated charges
is the same as the opal card. As long as the transfer time does not exceed 1 hour, this trip will not charge for repeated charges.
3. Try to use Off-Pick time to swipe the card (9am-15:30pm, 19pm-2am)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Junction. Then transfer to Bus No. 400 Bus Burwood. There is one stop at both domestic and international terminals at Sydney Airport. On the 400th, it will take you 20 minutes every day from 5 am to 11 pm. Note: From 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays, you must buy a prepaid ticket before getting on the bus. Total cost: about $8.40 (train $3.80, bus $4.60)
Melbourne
Take a taxi: about $50
Take Skybus: about $18
Save money: take the Craigieburn line from any train station at CBD and get off at Broadmeadows station. After leaving the station, go to the bus station and take Bus No. 901 to the airport. On weekdays on 901, it starts from 5 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturdays, and from 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Sundays. The terminal is Terminal 1 (only for Qantas and Jetstar), and can be accessed by walking distance to other terminals. It takes 15 minutes on weekdays and half an hour on weekends. A Myki bus card with a balance of $6 must be prepared.
Brisbane
Take a taxi: about $45
Take Airtrian: about $16.50
Save money: take the Shorncliffe and Caboolture line from Brisbane Central Station to Toombul Station. At the bus transfer hub, turn to the bus direction of Garden City No. 590. It takes 6:30 am to 7:30 pm on weekdays, and the weekend operating hours are from 8:30 am to 7:30 pm. After 10 minutes, get off at Skygate Shopping Center. There is free TBus to the international terminal. Every weekdays, the first bus time is 8:40 am to 6:20 pm. Total cost: approximately $7.20. If you use the Translink Go card, it is about $4.91.
Perth
Take a taxi: about $40
Take a CONNECT bus: about $15
Save money: two options: take No. 40 from Esplanade Busport, or take No. 37 at the 10121 stop at the intersection of St Georges Terrace and William Street. It is all the trips every half hours from 6 am to 11:30 pm. Both bus terminals are domestic terminals of the airport. After arriving, you can transfer to the international terminal for free. Total cost: approximately $4.40, approximately $3.74 if you use Transperth's SmartRider card.
Adelaide
Take a taxi: about $20
Take Northern Flyer: about $10
Save money: Because the airport is only 5 kilometers away from CBD, take J1 or J2 bus, operate from 5 am to 11 pm. You can get on the bus from Grenfell and several stations south of Currie Street in CBD; the middle stop is V2 Station at 37 Currie Street. Total fee: about $5.10, and only $3.39 if you use a local bus card.
Darwin
Take a taxi: about $30
Take an airport bus: about $16
Save money: a bit troublesome, it takes some patience to get it done. First, take Bus No. 4 from the Darwin bus transfer hub to Casuarina bus hub; then change to Bus No. 3. From 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, there are 5 to 7 shifts going around to Charles Eaton Road Station, which only takes 500 meters to the airport. If you are a super miser, you can consider this route. Total cost: approximately $3.
Canberra
Take a taxi: about $30
Take an airport bus: about $12
Save money Dafa: Strictly speaking, there is no bus route to the airport, but there is a way to go to the working day. From Ctiy Bus Station, take bus No. 10 or 737 every half hour and head towards Fairbairn Park. From 6:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., when passing by the airport, the bus will go around the main road to Brindabella Business Park. Get off when the bus reaches the innermost stop and walk 500 meters to the airport entrance. Total cost: about $4.50, only about $2.84 for MyWay card, which is cheap!
Hobart
Take taxi: about $40
Take airport bus: about $17
Save money Dafa: There is no bus route to the airport, and there is not even a near airport. The nearest route is from City Bus Hub to Bus No. 665 or 668 to Bus Station No. 1066 Cambridge Road. The trains are few and the end is in the industrial area. Then walk 5 km along Kennedy Road and Holyman Road to the airport. If you are a hardcore miser, carrying a small backpack and then encountering a sunny day, you can challenge it... Total cost: about $4.20, only about $3.36 if you use Greencard card.
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If you are on a trip, it is recommended to book a minibus. You can pick up and drop off from the downtown area of the Gold Coast to Brisbane Airport about 50 AUD per person. There is a car company that is responsible for the transfer between these two cities. If you need it, you can give you the reservation address.
If you don’t take that, you can take the train or long-distance bus greyhound. It’s more troublesome to transfer the train
Yes, there is a free tram area in the city, and it doesn’t cost any money to ride in the free area. If you exceed it, you will have to spend money to buy a ticket. If you are checked and don’t buy a ticket, you will be fined very heavily.
