Cheaper Sydney

If you live in Sydney long enough, you will be exposed with a lot of promotional materials to try to bring you to try (and eventually buy) their products and services. Whilst it might feel like spam, there are actually some good finds if you close enough. This article brings you a list of places where you can get free meals in this expensive city, and how to obtain them. This article will be frequently updated, so you might want to bookmark this blog so you won't miss out! Without further ado, here are some to get you started: 1. EatClub Category: Free, $, $$ Credit card required: No Advanced Payment required: No This app is the first app you should look into. Available on App Store and Google Play, this app allows you to reserve your seats (or takeaway spots) at plenty of cafes and restaurants and get generous discounts for your entire bill, including drinks. Also, if you sign up to their email newsletter, you can get more discounts by entering promo codes me...

Sometimes it can be quite overwhelming to consider your transport options from Sydney Airport to your accomodation, especially when you do not have friends or relatives who would pick you up at the airport. Based on our past experiences, here are your options (as well as some tips and tricks) on getting out of the airport quicker and into the start of your travel in this beautiful city: Rideshare It might not have been your cheapest option, but if you are travelling in a group of four or less (or if you want a fast, convenient, and more private way to get to your destination) then rideshare is your option. The best pickup location for your rideshare would be the Express Pick Up area. The location depends on whether you arrive at International or Domestic airport. For more information on the Express Pickup Zone, see: International Airport (T1) https://www.sydneyairport.com.au/parking-and-transport/arriving/international/where-to-pick-up-international Domestic Airport...

In this article, we have summarised the need-to-know information about Opal, the official travel card for Sydney and NSW. Where can I get an Opal Card? You can get an Opal card this at most newsagents, supermarkets (such as Woolworths), and convenience stores (such as 7-Eleven). See https://www.opal.com.au/en/get-an-opal-card/find-an-opal-card-retailer/  for a list of Opal card retailers. Unfortunately, Opal cards are not available on the train stations or on buses, as these places only sell single-fare tickets that cost around 30% more. How much Does an Opal Card cost? Unlike most travel cards around the world, the Opal card is free (i.e. there is no deposit required for the Opal card). However, you will need to load your card with enough balance to travel. How many types of Opal cards are there for visitors? If you are a visitor, you have access to either the Adult Opal Card, or a Child/Youth Opal card if you are between 4-15 years of age. Child/Youth Opal g...

Sometimes in Sydney, you need to get to a place where public transport cannot take you. You can always catch a cab (taxi) on the fly, but if you are short of cash, you will be surprised as to the amount of surcharge you need to pay when you are paying with your credit card. Fortunately, there are rideshare apps that allow you to pay with the app without extra charges. If you need to book a rideshare in Sydney, there are currently a few operators available. You can try all of them and take advantage of their first free rides. Uber We guess there is no need to explain Uber. You can use your existing Uber account if you have already had one. If you are new to Uber, you can sign up using the link below (and make sure you enter the code indraa991ue ) and get yourself $10 off your first ride. https://www.uber.com/invite/indraa991ue GoCatch GoCatch is our preferred rideshare. It has no surge pricing and lower fares, so you are more likely to save more. You can also book ahead ...