I don't live in Sydney but the SCG seems very accessible via public transport to me. 50% driving sounds ridiculous.
I don't live in Sydney but the SCG seems very accessible via public transport to me. 50% driving sounds ridiculous.
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I noticed this year they've discontinued the "park n ride" from a CBD parking station. Maybe this has added to the congestion.
Yes, obviously public transport is ideal- but the reality is sometimes you can't, and quite a few folks can't for varying reasons.
I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his time
In a couple of years ????, when true tram line is built from central then I could train there and get a tram to the ground.
Otherwise I am afraid I need a car. I have stopped parking at the Fox Studios carpark - has to be the worst and most disorganised car park in Sydney.
I park a couple of KM from the ground and walk. It beats wasting an hour getting out of car parks and then get stuck in gridlocked traffic around the SGC.
How far is it from Central to the SCG? Surely that must be less than a couple of kms?Originally Posted by Swanny40519
I think it's right on a couple of kms from memory (Stella junior bothered to check it once because we normally walk it and he wanted to know if it was reasonable to complain or not).
I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his time
Wow Stella, full marks for raising a junior who brings rationality to his complaints. Mind you he won't fit in very well with most of us on RWO!
It's a tad over 2km, but the mostly uphill walk makes it feel longer.
People end up taking Foveaux which is the worse way to go as it gets crazy steep before Crown.
Devonshire or Albion are easier walks.
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With bonus stop at the Bourke St Bakery.
If ever-present queue is not too long.
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