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Hi, can anyone advice what's the cheapest and best way for 4 adults and 2 kids to travel from Sydney airport to rydge world square?

Absolutely cheapest way would be to get an opal card, and catch bus 400 to a nearby train station, and catch the train from there. Otherwise, uber would be your best bet.
 

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Hello everyone, is there something worthwhile that is a 'must buy' over in Sydney? Will be heading there during mid Oct. :o

No must buy but things that are cheaper are

Vitamins
Nougat
Tim Tams
Honey
SIstema tupperware
Outdoor apparel and gear
Lego
Electronics
Gaming consoles
 

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No must buy but things that are cheaper are

Vitamins
Nougat
Tim Tams
Honey
SIstema tupperware
Outdoor apparel and gear
Lego
Electronics
Gaming consoles

Macadamia nuts

p.s. there are special edition Tim Tams in the supermarkets kind of like how people get the special/limited Kit Kats from Japan.

If you enjoy wine, you can buy a bottle or two for every evening.. stuff like a bottle of Wolf Blass are only like AUD12-15 a bottle only.. dirt cheap.
 

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Absolutely cheapest way would be to get an opal card, and catch bus 400 to a nearby train station, and catch the train from there. Otherwise, uber would be your best bet.

Hi, can anyone advice what's the cheapest and best way for 4 adults and 2 kids to travel from Sydney airport to rydge world square?

Yup, take bus 400 just outside the arrival house (exit via the exit besides Macdonalds, the bus stop would be across the road, slightly to your left. You could take it to either Mascot or Arncliffe then take the train straight to Central, then it would be an 8 minute walk to your hotel in World Square. Good choice of a hotel, if I may add; very near all the important amenities and you have a Coles just downstairs!

No must buy but things that are cheaper are

Vitamins
Nougat
Tim Tams
Honey
SIstema tupperware
Outdoor apparel and gear
Lego
Electronics
Gaming consoles

And also fruits (kiwis, strawberries, cherries <slightly>), meat (especially beef), cheeses, healthy food products (chia seeds, quinoa etc).

Unlike Japanese Kit Kats, most special edition Tim Tams taste absolutely horrible.

The mango one was horrendous. The only good ones are the double coated chocolate one (blue packaging) and the dark chocolate one (black packaging).
 

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Unlike Japanese Kit Kats, most special edition Tim Tams taste absolutely horrible.

i like the blackforest, mint and salted caramel one, i must be weird LOL... didn't bother trying the coconut one coated with white chocolate though, just seemed strange
 

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i like the blackforest, mint and salted caramel one, i must be weird LOL... didn't bother trying the coconut one coated with white chocolate though, just seemed strange

Those Gelato Messina ones are pretty ok... the Lychee Coconut one seems to be sold out everywhere when I went early August.
 

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Those Gelato Messina ones are pretty ok... the Lychee Coconut one seems to be sold out everywhere when I went early August.

I absolutely love the chocolate fondant.. and occasionally they would have special flavors which are hit and miss as well..
 

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You could take it to either Mascot or Arncliffe then take the train straight to Central

Both buses depart from the same stop. Although if you're on the bus heading in the Banksia/Arncliffe direction, you would do better to stay on the bus till Rockdale. It's more of a major stations and there are quite a few more services from here.
 

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Thanks guys for the feedback. Guess SGD1k won't be enough for 5 days then :o

It's quite easy to spend substantially more than $1k in 5 days, but at the same time, it's also quite easy to spend substantially less than $1k as well. It all depends on what you're looking for and the trip experiences you're after.
 

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How many pax? If 2, solely for food should be more than enough.

One pax, for myself only :o

It's quite easy to spend substantially more than $1k in 5 days, but at the same time, it's also quite easy to spend substantially less than $1k as well. It all depends on what you're looking for and the trip experiences you're after.

I highly doubt I will spend on anything electronics there. Mostly food and adventure tickets only.
 
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