SYDNEY
Sydney’s best days out.
The 14 most popular attraction tickets & passes in Sydney. The ones locals send visitors to first, with prices, run times and who to book through.
Sydney Opera House guided tour with entrance ticket. Step beneath the sails, visit theaters and foyers, and hear the design story in 1 hour.
Most Popular“What a great introduction to the SOH! Peter our guide was passionate and helpful. I’d highly recommend this tour - only an hour and you learn so much about this iconic building!”
A prime Darling Harbour aquarium ticket with shark tunnels, penguins, dugong feeding, and lots of family-friendly wonder. Skip the ticket line.
“Totally worth the money. The whole vibe and energy was amazing”
Sydney Taronga Zoo general entry pairs harbour views with 350+ species and two included shows for about $39 per person.
“The zoo was nice being able to experience the animal up close. Only minor issues is if you have elders its hills to walk but the had chairs available if you get there early”
Sydney combo pass for Aquarium, Wild Life, Madame Tussauds, and Sydney Tower Eye. Monthly entry, flexible timing, and big savings.
“Sea life was epic and the zoo was ok not much animals but a lot of reptiles spider lizards etc I would definitly grab this deal again an go again next time will try wax museum bundle was definitly worth buying”
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium timed entry with Penguin Expedition, shark tunnels, reef zones, and a digital photo pass. Plan for crowds.
“This was a wonderful experience! My kid absolutely loved it. Even though we went during school holidays, it still didn't feel crowded and was easy to navigate.”
Swipe-and-go Sydney attractions pass with big discounts. Pick 3, 5, or 7 sights over months, including Opera House, zoos, cruises, and more.
“This tour was fabulous. Nigel who was the driver and tour guide for the day couldn’t do enough to please everyone. He was very knowledgeable and informative. Great day out- highly recommend it to everyone. The “J” team from Melbourne”
Pick 2 to 4 of Sydney’s top sights with a mobile pass covering SEA LIFE, WILD LIFE, Sydney Tower Eye, and Madame Tussauds.
“We were passing by the aquarium when my son demanded we visit it :) So I quickly looked up tickets deals and found this two attractions in 24 h option which was half the price of a single attraction ticket. The aquarium was totally worth a Read more”
Timed entry to WILD LIFE Sydney at Darling Harbour. Walk through nine habitats with 6,000 Australian animals, plus a digital photo pass.
“It’s good experience overseas visitors love the koalas. The kids love the Kangaroo up close and personal.”
Madame Tussauds Sydney is a 1-day general admission ticket to lifelike wax stars, interactive photo moments, and a sensor catwalk at Darling Harbour.
Australian National Maritime Museum entry in Sydney with dock access to historic ships or special exhibitions only. Family-friendly by Darling Harbour.
“Well worth the entrance fee and the natural world photographs were worth the entrance fee alone. And info on Australia part in winning WWII”
Madame Tussauds Sydney is a 90-minute, timed-entry wax experience with a digital photo pass, celebrity sets, and sports/music zones.
“Not so called "skip the line" bcos still need to que with people bought ticket on the spot. Then add the voucher stated can just show e-voucher no need to print, however the Madame Tussauds staff said, need printed voucher.next time better provide the right info”
A flexible Sydney pass letting you pick 3, 5, or 7 top attractions over 5 days, mixing harbour cruises, wildlife, icons, and fun city extras.
“easy to navigate and book for the trip. Money worth. awesome”
LEGO brick worlds in Sydney’s Australian Museum, built around vintage relics. Hands-on play, scavenger hunts, and free audio guide.
“Lohnt sich für den Preis nicht wirklich”
Sydney Zoo General Entry at Bungarribee Wildlife Experience: African Boardwalk, primates, First Nations Dreaming, kangaroos, plus free parking.
“Very family oriented. Plenty of areas to sit down and have a bite to eat or meet up with the family. There were several schools there with programs for the kids.”
The harbour, the coast and the country beyond it, every way to see them.
