Blue Mountains Scenic World Tickets (Scenic World Pass + Guided Tour & Sydney Zoo)

Your experience

Trade Sydney’s city buzz for a day surrounded by dramatic cliffs, eucalyptus forests, and sweeping valleys. Just two hours from the city, the Scenic World Pass gives you unlimited access to four world-famous rides, the perfect way to explore this UNESCO World Heritage landscape at your own pace.

What to expect

Enjoy unlimited rides on all four Scenic World attractions:

• Scenic Railway: Tilt back 52 degrees as you descend into ancient rainforest in a glass-roofed carriage. It’s a short but thrilling ride that kids love and adults won’t forget.

• Scenic Skyway: Glide 270 meters over the canopy with views of Katoomba Falls, Jamison Valley, and the iconic Three Sisters. Step onto the glass floor if you dare—or enjoy the same views from the solid deck.

• Scenic Cableway: Australia’s largest aerial cable car takes you smoothly down into the valley. With wide windows and level boarding, it’s the most accessible option for families and wheelchair users.

• Scenic Walkway: Wander along a 2.4-kilometer boardwalk through Jurassic-age rainforest, shaded by towering trees and alive with bird calls. It’s the calm contrast to the adrenaline of the rides.

Upgrades

• 24-Hour Explorer Bus Pass – Hop on and off at 29 stops across the Blue Mountains.

• Guided Tours & Transfers – Add expert commentary or easy city transfers for a seamless experience.

Features

• All ages welcome: Rides are safe, family-friendly, and accessible.

• Unlimited rides: Go as many times as you like, mixing thrill and relaxation.

• Panoramic views without hiking: Perfect for travelers who want the scenery without a strenuous trek.

• Flexible day out: Spend 2 hours or an entire day, with cafes and picnic spots on-site.

Whether you’re chasing thrills, traveling with kids, or simply want the best views without a long hike, the Scenic World Pass is the easiest way to experience the Blue Mountains.

Know before you go

Accessibility

• This experience is not accessible by wheelchair.

• Infants and small children must be held by a guardian as baby seats are not provided on the Railway, Skyway, or Cableway.

• The Cableway and Skyway are both stroller-friendly experiences. For safety reasons, strollers are not allowed on the Scenic Railway. Stroller access is limited on the longer routes of the Scenic Walkway due to steep gradients and multiple stairs.

Additional information

• Elderly people with cardiovascular disease, vertigo, fear of heights, and pregnant women are not recommended to join this activity.

• Please bring along comfortable shoes and clothes, sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses, as well as bottled water. During the cooler seasons (June-August) you must also bring along warmer clothes.

• Scenic World is an all-weather attraction, rides will still operate in case it rains. The Railway, Skyway, and Cableway cabins are enclosed to provide shelter. Rain ponchos and umbrellas are available for purchase onsite.

• For guests arriving with private vehicles, covered parking is available onsite for free.

• Important: Stop at the ticket office at 283 Bathurst Road, Katoomba, before boarding the bus. This is the only place to redeem your combo for both the bus and Scenic World tickets. You’ll also receive your guidebook and the entry code needed for Scenic World rides. The ticket office is open every day, from 8:30am to 3pm.

Sydney Zoo is a leading wildlife attraction located in the outskirts of Sydney, dedicated to conservation, education, and animal welfare. Open daily, it features thoughtfully designed habitats that mimic natural environments, allowing animals to thrive. Visitors can walk through different zones such as The African Savannah, Asian Rainforest, and Australian Outback, each offering a unique glimpse into global ecosystems.

Booking your Sydney Zoo tickets online guarantees skip-the-line access, ensuring a smooth arrival. It allows better planning of your visit, secures your preferred time slot, and often offers exclusive deals. Compare ticket options effortlessly and enjoy a hassle-free experience from start to finish.

Sydney Zoo was established in 2019 as a modern conservation-focused zoo aiming to support animal welfare and regional biodiversity. It was built with environmentally sustainable principles, including solar power and eco-friendly infrastructure. The zoo partners with global conservation programs and offers educational outreach to promote awareness about endangered species. Over the years, it has become a significant attraction for local residents and tourists seeking an immersive wildlife experience that emphasizes sustainability and education.

Sydney Zoo is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Last entry is usually one hour before closing. Check specific days for seasonal or special event hours.

Visit early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid peak crowds and experience animal activity at its best, especially during milder weather seasons.

Inside Sydney Zoo, explore various themed zones each hosting a diverse range of animals. The African Savannah features lions, giraffes, and zebras, while the Asian Rainforest offers tigers, otters, and orangutans. The Australian Outback highlights koalas, wallabies, and reptiles. Interactive exhibits and animal encounters provide deeper understanding and memorable moments. Children can enjoy play areas, educational talks, and feeding sessions, making it a comprehensive experience for all visitors.

Purchase tickets in advance to secure your preferred time slot. The zoo welcomes families, groups, and school visits, with facilities accessible for all. Wear comfortable shoes, bring sunscreen, and stay hydrated during your visit. There are shaded areas and cafés on-site for your convenience.

Visitors should follow safety instructions from staff and animal signs. Feeding or teasing animals is strictly prohibited. Please dispose of trash responsibly, and maintain respectful behaviour throughout the zoo. Keep noise levels down to not disturb the animals.

Sydney Zoo offers an enriching experience that combines conservation efforts with family-friendly entertainment. Its thoughtfully designed habitats and diverse range of animals make it a top-rated destination for wildlife lovers and explorers alike. A visit here not only promises fun but also enhances awareness of global biodiversity challenges.

Accessible by train to Parramatta Station, followed by a short bus or taxi ride, or by car with ample parking available. Walking from nearby transit stops is also feasible.