Flights from Brisbane to Sydney

Departing from Brisbane Airport

Getting to Brisbane Airport

The fastest, most affordable way to get to Brisbane Airport is with the Airtrain. The train has stations throughout Brisbane City and the Gold Coast with a 20-minute travel time from the CBD. You'll be able to avoid any traffic congestion and have peace of mind that you'll arrive at the airport on time. The Airtrain leaves every 15 minutes during peak hours and runs from 5:04 a.m. to 10:04 p.m. every day.

Another affordable way to get to the airport is with TransLink. The public bus service connects passengers to Brisbane Airport with routes 369 and 590.

If you want to avoid paying for parking at the airport, you can catch a taxi or a ridesharing service to the airport. Passengers will be dropped off at the Domestic Terminal with fares costing around AUD 33-42 one-way.

Parking at Brisbane Airport

Parking at Brisbane Airport is safe, affordable and convenient. If you book online, you can pick up rates for as low as AUD 5 a day. Plus, the airport even boasts a ParkValet service and a car wash.

Which Long-Term Parking Option is the Best for You?

• ParkLong is the best option for stays longer than four hours. It's the closest long-term option to the domestic terminal and is just a short 3 to 10-minute walk to the check-in counters.
• Park Premium is the most expensive option but gives you absolute convenience. It's located on level 3 of the P1 Domestic car park and has express entry and exit ramps into the terminal.
• ParkValet is ideal for passengers who don't want to waste time looking for a parking spot. Simply drop off your car just steps from the terminal, grab your luggage and make your way to the check-in counters.

Arriving at Sydney Airport (SYD)

Getting from Sydney Airport to Your Hotel

• The quickest way to get from Sydney Airport to the city is with the train. The trip only takes 13 minutes, with trains leaving every 10 minutes from 5:00 a.m. to midnight 7-days a week.
• For travellers on a tight budget, the most affordable way to get into the CBD is with the public bus. Hop on board Route 400; the service stops at the T3 Domestic terminal and fares cost only AUD 5.60 one-way.
• If you don't want to use public transport, you can find taxis outside each domestic terminal. A one-way trip costs between AUD 45 -55 and takes 20 minutes to reach the CBD. If you prefer using a rideshare service like Uber, wait for your driver at the priority pick-up area.
• If you want to hire a car, head to the arrivals level at T2 and T3 Domestic terminals. You'll find six car rental companies offering deals to suit any budget.

Things to Do in Sydney 

• Need to cool off? Head to the city's famous beaches like Bondi and Manly. Or if you prefer to explore the ocean, make your way down to Sydney Harbour and hire a boat for the day.
• No trip to Sydney would be complete without visiting some of its most iconic landmarks. Make room in your itinerary for the Sydney Opera House, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Mrs Macquarie's Chair.
• For museum lovers, the city won't disappoint. Spend an afternoon exploring the Art Gallery of New South Wales or the Australian National Maritime Museum.
• And once you've had enough of the city, escape the hustle for a few hours by strolling through the Royal Botanic Gardens.