How to get there

Public transport is the way to go, but trackwork is affecting a number of train lines so check transportnsw.info for more details or read below
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Transport options

With road closures and limited parking, the best way to get there is by public transport.

 

Check out transport options below.

Transport options

Trains: the closest station to get to and from the event is Circular Quay. Both the 5km and 10km events start on George Street near the Overseas Passenger Terminal which is within short walking distance.  

Planned weekend trackwork is taking place during the event which may affect how you travel. If you’re travelling from the north, buses will be replacing trains on the T1 North Shore Line. Visit transportnsw.info for more info.

Metro: Sydney Metro services start operating from around 4am and run every 10 minutes throughout the day. Change at Epping to connect with train services to the city. Please note: Planned weekend trackwork is taking place on the T1 North Shore Line.

Bus: plenty of buses run to Circular Quay, Wynyard and Martin Place to get you within walking distance of the start line. Some buses that usually travel through The Rocks, Walsh Bay, King St Wharf and Pyrmont will be diverting from their regular routes and terminating early while roads are closed for the event.

Ferry: ferries don’t operate early on Sunday mornings to get you to the start line on time, but you can catch the ferry home after the event from nearby Circular Quay wharf.

Light rail: catch the light rail to Circular Quay to get within walking distance of the Overseas Passenger Terminal.

You can pay for travel on all modes of public transport including metro, trains, buses, ferries and light rail by tapping on and off services using an Opal card. If you don’t have one, you can also use your major debit or credit card, or linked device, to tap on and off services. Remember to top up your Opal card before you head out to avoid lines at top-up machines.

Visit transportnsw.info for all the details and to plan your trip.

Driving & Parking

We fully appreciate that the public transport options aren’t for everyone, and some participants will prefer to drive to the event. Key roads will close for the events and existing restrictions in the city mean parking is limited so plan to arrive early and carpool where possible.

Road closures will be in place along the course through the Sydney CBD, The Rocks, Dawes Point, Millers Point, Barangaroo, King St Wharf and Pyrmont.  Key road closures will be in place between 4:00am and 11:00am including sections of George St, Hickson Rd, Sussex St, Murray St, Pirrama Rd and other surrounding local roads. For full road closure details, visit Live Traffic NSW. 

If you plan to drive and park, remember to allow extra time walking from your parking space to arrive at the race start approx. 45mins before the event. Street parking is limited and remember to check the parking meters carefully for permitted parking times.

If you are getting dropped off at the event, the closest and most easily accessible streets to the start line are Argyle St or Harrington St. From there the start area at the Overseas Passenger Terminal is a short walk through Jack Mundey Place.

There are a limited number of car parks within walking distance of the start line that operate early on Sunday mornings. All available car park options can be found at the Wilson Parking or Secure Parking websites. We encourage you to book in advance.

Road Closures

Event Day road closures will disrupt normal travel and parking arrangements.