Train Line Closed

[Melsy]

I left work at 3pm and was home by 7pm lucky i had mitch at the front of the Ferry line otherwise i would of had to wait for about 1500 ppl to get on the Ferry before me.

Its a nice ride home its just abit of a hike out to Palm Beach.

[Pete]

melinda said:

I left work at 3pm and was home by 7pm lucky i had mitch at the front of the Ferry line otherwise i would of had to wait for about 1500 ppl to get on the Ferry before me.

Its a nice ride home its just abit of a hike out to Palm Beach.

Melsy, did you have to go to Carrington St., Wynyard (near the Menzies Hotel) and catch an L90 bus to Palm Beach?
They are usually packed at the best of times and being school holidays there are less express type buses like the L90 route.

[Bearinator]

Yeah, thats the one she caught, from stand D. Same as me. They had heaps of busses there waiting for people. I only waited 10 minutes, and Mel waited similar I believe.

[Pete]

bearinator said:

Yeah, thats the one she caught, from stand D. Same as me. They had heaps of busses there waiting for people. I only waited 10 minutes, and Mel waited similar I believe.

Just a tip for future cases like that if you guys work in Sydney.
Stand A busses also go over the Sydney Harbour Bridge and head along the same route as the L90. But get out at Neutral Bay Junction and transfer onto the L90 (official Transfer Point) or go with the bus all the way to Spit Junction (another Transfer Point) if the L90 is full at Wynyard.
I drive busses from Stand A and I regularly chase or get chased by a bendy L90 - and Stand A in peak hour has services leaving about every 5 minutes!
If the Wynyard busses are a nightmare and you need to get over to the North Shore, also think about the Inner Harbour Ferry Services to Neutral Bay Wharf and Cremorne Point. There is always a bus waiting at the Wharves for these Ferries and you can get the bus up to Military Road and connect with bus services heading out of Sydney bound for the northern peninsula area. A bit of mucking around, I know, but if you really need to get north it's a start.