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Western Sydney Airport · getting there

How to get to and from Western Sydney Airport (WSI) every option, with hours and costs

There is no train to Western Sydney Airport yet. You get there by the free WSI Link bus from St Marys Station, by one of five bus routes from Mount Druitt, Penrith, Liverpool and Campbelltown, by taxi or rideshare, or by a pre-booked private transfer at a fixed fare — with OSPIPO the Sydney CBD is $240 per car, Sydney Airport $225 and Parramatta $180. Public transport stops overnight; the airport does not.

$120+fixed private transfer
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No trainmetro under construction

Every way to get to Western Sydney Airport

OptionRunsCostSuits
Free WSI Link bus + trainEvery 30 minutes, 4:30am to midnight (to 1am Friday and Saturday)The train fare to St Marys; the bus is freeOne or two people with light bags, by day
Bus routes 772, 790, 825, 860 and 845Every 30 minutes, 5am to 10pm, seven daysA standard Opal bus fareMount Druitt, Penrith, Liverpool, Campbelltown and the suburbs on the way
Metered taxiAny hourOn the meter: about $150 to the Sydney CBD by day, $180 at night, plus tollsShort trips and last-minute trips
RideshareAny hour, when a driver is availableSet in the app when you book; it moves with demandShort trips by day
Pre-booked private transfer (OSPIPO)Any hour, booked at least 3 hours aheadFixed: from $120; the Sydney CBD $240, tolls includedThree or four people with bags, early and late flights, long trips and regional NSW

Public transport from Transport for NSW, checked 12 November 2026: the WSI Link bus is free and runs every 30 minutes, 4:30am to midnight Sunday to Thursday and 4:30am to 1am Friday and Saturday; routes 772 (Mount Druitt), 790 (Penrith), 825 and 860 (Liverpool) and 845 (Campbelltown) run every 30 minutes, 5am to 10pm, seven days. There is no train to the airport yet — the metro line is under construction.

What a taxi and a fixed fare cost from Western Sydney Airport

One way, in either direction. The taxi columns are estimates before tolls and waiting time; the OSPIPO fare is the whole price per car, tolls and GST included.

Western Sydney Airport ↔By roadTaxi, dayTaxi, nightOSPIPO fixed
Sydney CBD~60 kmabout $150about $180$240
Sydney Airport~55 kmabout $140about $165$225
Parramatta~39 kmabout $100about $120$180
Bondi Beach~67 kmabout $165about $195$260
Chatswood~69 kmabout $170about $205$270
Manly~74 kmabout $185about $215$285
Castle Hill~47 kmabout $120about $140$200
Hurstville~48 kmabout $120about $145$205
Cronulla~62 kmabout $155about $185$245
Penrith~24 kmabout $65about $75$135
Liverpool~27 kmabout $70about $85$140
Campbelltown~40 kmabout $105about $120$180

Taxi figures are estimates at the maximum rank-and-hail fares NSW allows (in force from 1 June 2026): $5.17 hiring charge, $2.61 per km for the first 12 km, then $2.37 per km; between 10pm and 6am $3.10, then $2.82. Tolls and waiting time in slow traffic are added on the meter, and a taxi may charge less than the maximum. Every OSPIPO fare from the airport, 950 suburbs and towns: the fare finder.

Which one to pick

One or two people, light bags, by day

The free WSI Link bus and a train is the cheapest way to the city: you pay the train fare only. It means a change at St Marys and well over an hour to the CBD.

A short trip: Penrith, St Marys, Liverpool, Campbelltown

A bus or a taxi will cost less than a private transfer. OSPIPO’s minimum fare from the airport is $120, which covers the first 20 km.

Three or four people with suitcases

One car at a fixed fare takes everyone door to door: $240 to the Sydney CBD is $60 each for four. Compare it with the taxi estimate above once tolls are added, and with a rideshare price at the hour you travel.

A flight before 6am or after 10pm

The bus routes run 5am to 10pm and WSI Link runs 4:30am to midnight (1am on Friday and Saturday). Outside those hours it is a taxi, rideshare or a pre-booked car. A taxi’s night rate applies from 10pm to 6am; an OSPIPO fare is the same at 3am as at midday, and the pickup time is worked back from your flight.

Beyond Sydney

For the Blue Mountains, the Southern Highlands, the South Coast, the Central Coast, Newcastle and the Hunter, public transport from the airport takes several changes. OSPIPO drives up to 250 km from the airport at a fixed fare: Katoomba $265, Bowral $320, Wollongong $315, Gosford $405, Newcastle $625. Western Sydney Airport transfers →

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Getting to Western Sydney Airport: questions

Is there a train to Western Sydney Airport?

Not yet. The Sydney Metro Western Sydney Airport line is under construction. Until it opens, the rail connection is the free WSI Link bus between the airport and St Marys Station, which runs every 30 minutes, 4:30am to midnight Sunday to Thursday and 4:30am to 1am Friday and Saturday.

How do I get from Western Sydney Airport to the Sydney CBD?

Four ways. The free WSI Link bus to St Marys Station and a T1 Western Line train to the city is the cheapest: you pay the train fare only. A metered taxi is about $150 by day and $180 at night for about 60 km, plus tolls. Rideshare is priced in the app when you book. A pre-booked OSPIPO private transfer is $240 fixed per car for up to 4 people, tolls included.

How much is a taxi from Western Sydney Airport to the Sydney CBD?

About $150 by day and about $180 between 10pm and 6am, plus tolls and any waiting time in slow traffic. That is an estimate for about 60 km at the maximum rank-and-hail fares NSW allows; a taxi runs on the meter and may charge less. For comparison, OSPIPO is $240 fixed per car with tolls included.

What is the cheapest way to get to Western Sydney Airport?

The free WSI Link bus from St Marys Station, reached by train on the T1 Western Line, or one of the five bus routes from Mount Druitt, Penrith, Liverpool and Campbelltown at a standard Opal bus fare.

Is there public transport to Western Sydney Airport late at night?

Only partly. The airport runs 24 hours with no curfew, but the WSI Link bus runs 4:30am to midnight (to 1am on Friday and Saturday) and the bus routes run 5am to 10pm. Outside those hours the options are a taxi, rideshare or a pre-booked car. An OSPIPO fare is the same at 3am as at midday.

How do I get between Western Sydney Airport and Sydney Airport (Mascot)?

There is no direct public transport between the two airports: it is the WSI Link bus, then trains with a change. A metered taxi is about $140 by day and $165 at night for about 55 km, plus tolls. An OSPIPO private transfer between the two airports is $225 fixed per car.

How much is a private transfer from Western Sydney Airport?

With OSPIPO it is $60 plus $3 per road km plus the $1.32 NSW levy, rounded to the nearest $5, with a $120 minimum: the Sydney CBD $240, Sydney Airport $225, Parramatta $180, and regional NSW up to 250 km away, such as Katoomba $265, Bowral $320, Wollongong $315, Gosford $405, Newcastle $625. Fixed per car for up to 4 people, tolls and GST included.

Where does a pre-booked driver meet me at Western Sydney Airport?

OSPIPO meets you at the pick-up zone just outside the terminal, about a minute’s walk from arrivals. Your flight is tracked, and waiting is free for 1 hour after a domestic landing and 2 hours after an international one.

Sources and method

Public transport: Transport for NSW — Getting to and from Western Sydney International Airport, checked 12 November 2026. Taxi estimates: the maximum rank-and-hail fares for urban NSW in the Point to Point Transport Fares Order in force from 1 June 2026, applied to OSPIPO’s road distances, rounded to the nearest $5. OSPIPO fares: the same fare engine as the booking form. Timetables and fares change; check Transport for NSW before you travel.

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