This video introduces tourist attractions along George Street, where the light rail runs from Circular Quay to Chinatown, that you can enjoy even in the rain. Circular Quay----------------------------- Hurricane's Grill - Hurricane's GrillThe restaurant where I ate the giant rib steakhttps://hurricanesgrillrestaurants.co... Customs House - Customs Househttps://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/l... Bridge Street-------------------------------- Museum of Sydney - Sydney Museumhttps://mhnsw.au/visit-us/museum-of-s... Wynyard---------------------- Interloop - Interloop (wooden escalator) https://www.studiochrisfox.com/projec... qvb - Queen Victoria Building-------------------------------------------------------------- https://www.qvb.com.au - QVB Chinatown------------------------- Paddy's Markets - Paddy's Marketshttps://paddysmarkets.com.au/paddys-h... Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays! Finally, we have received information that the Powerhouse Museum, which we briefly introduced, will be closed for three years due to renovation work, so we would like to inform you of this. About the Opal Card (with correction) ---------------------------------------------------------- The Opal Card is a rechargeable IC card that can be used on Sydney's public transport. It is very convenient because you can use this one card on all buses, trains, light rail (streetcars), and ferries. You can also get on and off with a credit card with an IC chip (VISA/Master/Amex), but with the Opal Card, there is a fare limit for one day, one week, and one weekend, so once you reach that limit, you will not have to pay any more, so it is very advantageous. There are also discounts during non-rush hours. There are also Opal Cards for children and seniors, but we have not yet confirmed the terms of use, so we cannot provide any information here. Please wait a while. * Correction * Even if you use a credit card with an IC chip, the same system as the Opal Card applies, so there is no loss in using a credit card. However, only the Opal Card for children and seniors will receive the benefits. The Opal Card can be purchased at the information desk inside the Sydney International Airport train station. You can also purchase and charge your Opal Card at the cash register of any store that has an Opal Card flag, such as a convenience store or Newsagency (a convenience store-like store that sells newspapers and magazines). When you purchase the card, you will be asked how much money you want to put in. The minimum amount is $20. Once you put in the money, you can use it right away. There is no issuance fee. If you just want to charge your card, you can easily do so at the machines in the train premises and light rail stations. The actual charging method is explained at 6 minutes into the video "I'm Going to Sydney". **Tap on! Tap off! Don't forget! Inspectors sometimes board the train to check. If you forget to tap on and get on the train and are found out, you will be fined, so be careful.** About Opal Card Discounts-------------------------------------------------- (I will translate this into Japanese later. I'm very sorry that my work has been delayed recently). If you use your Opal Card, you will automatically get various points. Maximum daily amount ------------------------------------------------- Monday to Thursday (excluding public holidays) Travel all day and pay no more than: Adult: $17.80 Child/Youth and Concession: $8.90 Gold Senior/Pensioner: $2.50 Friday, Saturday, Sunday and public holidays Travel all day and pay no more than: Adult: $8.90 Child/Youth and Concession: $4.45 Gold Senior/Pensioner: $2.50 Weekly maximum amount --------------------------- All week (Monday to Sunday) Travel all week and pay no more than: Adult: $50 Child/Youth and Concession: $25 Gold Senior/Pensioner: $17.50 Other discounts ----------------- Get a 30% discount when you travel on Fridays, weekends, public holidays, and outside these peak times. Peak times (Monday to Thursday, excluding public holidays) Sydney Metro and Train Morning: 6:30am - 10am Evening: 3pm - 7pm Intercity Trains Morning: 6am - 10am Evening: 3pm - 7pm Note: Morning peak travel times can vary for some Intercity stations, depending on where you tap on. Look up your station to check your morning peak time. Bus and Light rail Morning: 6:30am - 10am Evening: 3pm - 7pm Your fare is calculated from the time when you tap on with your Opal card or contactless card or device. Remember: There is no off-peak discount when using an Opal single ticket.***Discounts do not apply when using a single ticket*** **For the light rail introduced this time, you can take either L2 or L3 between Circular Quay and Chinatown. ** Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comments! Your comments are so encouraging that they make me cry. All Day Sydney Emi♡