Sydney · TICKETS
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Popular tickets & entry passes can fill early around weekends and clear-weather days. Compare timing, inclusions and cancellation terms before setting the rest of the itinerary.
Sydney Opera House guided tour with entrance ticket. Step under the sails, visit theaters, and hear expert stories in 1 hour.
“Tour Guide Laura from Germany was extremely knowledgeable and personable. The tour organizers are fortunate to have her as an employee. The building is fascinating and a true work of art.”
Taronga Zoo full-day tickets from $38 with Sydney Harbour views, Australian and exotic animals, themed trails, keeper talks, and Free Flight Birds.
“all different animals. more close up pictures with other animals”
Taronga Zoo entry plus return ferry from Circular Quay or Darling Harbour, for about $55, with harbor views and free talks.
“The crew were accommodating, lunch was timely with a nice little variety. the overall day was well spent. The commentary was informative and have great local knowledge.”
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium entry at Darling Harbour shows 13,000 animals, including sharks and penguins, plus an underwater walk for about $31.
“buy tickets before hand off the website. Much quicker to get in than online vouchers.”
Taronga Zoo Sydney general entry ticket with harbour views, seals show, and free-flight birds, plus tips for a smooth zoo day.
“The zoo experience was amazing. So many animals to see. As first time visitors to Australia, we wanted to see the Australian animals and this zoo did not disappoint.”
Pre-booked timed entry to SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium in Darling Harbour, featuring penguins, shark tunnels, dugong Pig, and a sub-Antarctic cold zone.
“Extremely busy and unable to see anything. Taught there be more to see too. People very rude and not listening to the staff”
Opera Australia stars perform famous arias at the Sydney Opera House. 1.5 hours, $52, multiple nights, book online.
“Baritone wasn't strong, couldn't hear him at times. Good selection of arias and imaginative presentation.”
Skip the line with a timed Sydney Tower Eye ticket, ride up fast, then enjoy 360-degree views from 250 meters with binoculars and free telescopes.
“Excellent, and very well organised. The views are breathtaking. This is a must, for anyone visiting Sydney.”
Opera at Sydney Opera House with English surtitles, Joan Sutherland Theatre seating, and food stops at Bennelong and the Opera Kitchen.
WILD LIFE Sydney entrance in Darling Harbour with nine habitats and about 6,000 animals, plus a digital photo pass. Plan 1.5 hours.
“The kids had a great time, especially they were able to see a crocodile up close. There were a lot of animals not available though - some were hiding or the enclosures were closed due to maintenance.”
Tour real ships and a submarine at Sydney’s Maritime Museum on Darling Harbour, with Aboriginal, naval, and Cook-era exhibits.
“Con il Big ticket si ha acceso alla banchina con le navi storiche tutte da scoprire. Assolutamente da vivere questa esperienza”
Walk on glass 268m above Sydney with a small-group guide, safety briefing jumpsuit, and internal deck access before and after.
“Our tour guide Brian was excellent & made for a fun tour”
Madame Tussauds Sydney entry with a timed slot, digital photo pass, and lots of celebrity photo moments in about 90 minutes.
“Everything ran so smoothly and was excellent value.We had a great time!”
Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary general admission: walk natural bush paths, see koalas and Koala Hospital, plus the SKYwalk for tree-top views.
“A great facility to be in nature and learn about one of our national treasures, the gorgeous koala. The boardwalk is very easy journey to the tree top viewing platform. I loved seeing the permanent residents of the sanctuary and reading their stories. Lovely little cafe and gift shop, I bought some great Aussie products knowing they are helping ill and injured koalas. Would be nice to try the accommodation next time.”
Board a submarine, destroyer, and tall ships at Darling Harbour, then hit Action Stations and the Ocean Photographer of the Year exhibit for $23.
“Too much to look at and not enough time. A magnificent museum but you need a whole day to check it all out. We had four hours and it was not enough time.”
