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Trolley Tours Brochure Hop on a Trolley Tour and discover some of the most www.trolleytours.com.au breathtaking landscapes and experience one of Experience one of the World’s finest cave systems with Australia's natural wonders! underground rivers and spectacular limestone formations. Coach tour departs daily from: Katoomba 9.45am to Jenolan Caves and from Jenolan Caves at 3.00pm for arrival at Katoomba at 5-00pm. Trolley Stop No. 18 Trolley Stop No. 10 Tour includes Return Coach Travel and Informative Commentary. ADVENTURE TOURS: Jenolan Caves Coach does not operate on Christmas Day. Ask about our Horses and Caves Bookings are essential and can be made Package. See back page for Jenolan RETURN COACH TRAVEL $ online at www.trolleytours.com.au Caves ‘PLUGHOLE’ adventure. TO JENOLAN CAVES (Does not include caves tour) 53Per Adult Catch a Blue Mountains Bus… Concession $48 Child $36 RETURN COACH TRAVEL $ THREE SISTERS GORDON FALLS TO Katoomba to Blackheath + ADMISSION Visit the National Parks and Wildlife Centre. See Govetts Leap or take a walk on TO LUCAS CAVE Start Echo Point - 1km return, 30 minute LEURA CASCADES Lady Fairfax Heritage Track. Bus Departs Katoomba Street (Carrington Hotel) to 82Per Adult Concession $71 Child $63 easy walk. Discovery Trolley Tours and Start Gordon Falls - 2km, 1 hour easy walk. Blackheath. (See relevant timetable). Express Trolley Shuttle stop at Echo Point Discovery Trolley Tours stop at Gordon Falls WEEKDAYS 9.49am 11.18am 11.41am 12.14pm 1.26pm RETURN COACH TRAVEL $ every 30 minutes. and Leura Cascades every hour. SATURDAYS 8.35am 9.50am .... 1.10pm 3.30pm + ADMISSION SUNDAYS 8.05am .... .... .... .... TO ORIENT CAVE 88Per Adult National Parks & Wildlife Centre Govetts Leap Concession $75 Child $67 Trolley Stop No. 18 Trolley Stop No. 14 Blackheath to Katoomba RETURN COACH TRAVEL $ Bus pick ups from National Parks & Wildlife Centre at Blackheath + ADMISSION TO WEEKDAYS 10.33am 12.25pm 12.58pm 2.10pm 4.04pm 5.13pm 6.13pm LUCAS & ORIENT CAVES SATURDAYS 9.19am 10.34am 1.54pm 4.14pm .... .... .... 109Per Adult Concession $92 Child $85 SUNDAYS 4.54pm .... .... .... .... .... .... RETURN COACH TRAVEL $ Katoomba to Wentworth Falls + PLUG HOLE ONE WAY COACH TRAVEL TO CAVES Visit the The Village or The Valley of the Waters Reserve. See Wentworth ADVENTURE CAVING Cost is $40 ADULT 140Per Adult Falls, Queens Cascade, Empress or Vera Falls. Bus Departs Katoomba Concession $135 $35 CONCESSION / $25 CHILD Street (Carrington Hotel) to Wentworth Falls. (See relevant timetable). OTHER CAVE INSPECTION OPTIONS AVAILABLE. GIANT STAIRWAY PRINCE HENRY CLIFF WALK (overnight accommodation also WEEKDAYS 9.34am 10.37am 11.09am 12.14pm 12.54pm (Pre-booking required. Tour cancellation conditions are applicable) available at Jenolan Caves) Start Echo Point - 5km, 3 hours medium Start Kiah Lookout - 2km one way, 1 hour SATURDAYS 8.04am 9.39am 12.04pm .... .... walk. Discovery Trolley Tours and Express medium walk. Discovery Trolley Tours & SUNDAYS 9.19am 2.34pm .... .... .... Trolley Shuttle stop at Echo Point and Scenic Express Trolley Shuttle stop at Echo Point Wentworth Falls to Katoomba World every 30 minutes. every 30 minutes. Bus departs corner of Falls Road and Fletcher Street at Wentworth Falls WEEKDAYS 12.57pm 1.37pm 3.59pm 5.12pm H Please ask about our Sightseeing Bushwalkers Starter Package SATURDAYS 10.22am 12.47pm 3.07pm .... SUNDAYS 10.02am 3.17pm .... .... OPEN 7 DAYS Buy your essential items in the H = operates on NSW School Holidays 76 MAIN STREET KATOOMBA BE PREPARED (Opposite Pedestrian Crossing at Katoomba Railway Station) Plan your walks and consider your level of fitness and always carry water. Information on a range of other walks is available. For more information visit the Trolley Shoppe. PH: 02 4782 7999 [email protected] CONCESSIONS: Prices valid to YHA-VIP-STUDENTS-PENSIONERS. Book Online: www.trolleytours.com.au Water / Sunscreen / Rainjackets / CHILDREN: Prices valid up to15 years of age. Free Trolley Tour travel for Children up to 5 years of age when accompanied by paying adult. Issued April 2013 Ponchos / Jumpers / Winter Warmers / The Trolley Shoppe reserves the right to amend fares, times and conditions of travel. No refund given due to inclement weather or unused portion of pass. LICENSED WITH NPWSFOR USE- ONLIC WHITE 13/4 TRANSPORT NSW ACCREDITATION No: 9215 NAME OF TOUR COMPANY GOES HERE Souvenirs / Umbrellas LICENCE NUMBERSAVE GOES HERE MONEY & BOOK ALL YOUR ADMISSIONS The Company, its Operators, Employees or any associated agent or party shall not in any circumstances be held liable for any loss or damage, or personal injury and TO VENUES AT THE TROLLEY SHOPPE! reserves the right to alter or omit any part of the tour itinerary due to conditions • All your bookingsFOR USE ON NPWS ORANGE • Souvenirs & Gifts NAME OF TOUR COMPANY GOES HERE beyonds its control, such as weather, environmental conditions or change of vehicle. LICENCE NUMBER GOES HERE • Discount entry to tourist attractions • Internet / Email Quick Response Code Like Us on Tour cancellation conditions are applicable. Facebook All Prices Quoted in this brochure are effective from 1-4-2013 and are subject to CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. For Mobile Phone FOR USE ON NPWS BLACK NAME OF TOUR COMPANY GOES HERE LICENCE NUMBER GOES HERE GREYSCALE USE ON WHITE NAME OF TOUR COMPANY GOES HERE LICENCE NUMBER GOES HERE GREYSCALE USE ON BLACK NAME OF TOUR COMPANY GOES HERE LICENCE NUMBER GOES HERE T WESTERN GREA H IG HW GR Discovery Trolley Tour A E Y AT W DAY TRIP OUT E Express Trolley Shuttle ST ER N HIGHWAY TROLLEY TOURS RA OF SYDNEY ILW A (Opposite Pedestrian Crossing at Y Alight here for these stops: R Catch a TRAIN to Katoomba and visit the Trolley Shoppe for all your Blue Katoomba Railway Station) AILWAY Railway Candy Shop Mountains One Day or more tours. Discover some of the most spectacular Katoomba St Leura Mall Pde Bygone Carrington Hotel Beauties Leura Mall wilderness landscapes, rainforests, streams, plus man made attractions. Blue Mountains Regular train services from Sydney Central Railway Station get you into Cultural Centre Shops, Toilets, Cafes The Hattery Katoomba the heart of the Blue Mountains in approximately two hours! & Cafe V KATOOMBA STREET Leura Relevant Timetable F DRIV DISCOVERY PACKAGES F E LI C CITYRAIL TIMETABLE Leura RIVE Leura D Phone is 131500. Website is www.131500.com.au F Gardens Golf Club F Leura I Resort Leura L Cascades Everglades C Katoomba Gardens Golf PER ADULT SYDNEY CENTRAL TO KATOOMBA (MON TO FRI) Course RSL Kiah CONCESSIONS AVAILABLE 7.21am 8.06am 8.24am 9.09am 10.09am 11.09am 12.09pm 1.09pm 2.09pm 2.39pm 3.05pm 3.24pm Lookout 3.52pm 4.24pm 4.53pm 5.06pm 5.23pm 5.37pm 5.50pm 6.08pm 6.36pm 7.06pm 8.09pm ..... Fairmont $15 CHILD UNDER 15. LURLINE STREET Leura Leuralla Three Golf Resort Rail & Toy KATOOMBA TO SYDNEY CENTRAL (MON TO FRI) Yindi Mysteries Course “Family P Day Spa Museum ASS $70” RIVE 7.21am 7.49am 8.27am 9.21am 10.22am 11.22am 12.22pm 1.21pm 2.39pm 3.25pm 4.13pm 4.21pm D E (UP TO 2 adults AND 3 F V F I BOOK ONLINE AT I R L D C CHILDREN) 5.23pm 6.24pm 7.24pm 8.23pm 9.24pm 10.23pm 11.25pm ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... F Honeymoon F I L .trolleytours.com.au C Lookout DEPARTS HOURLY WWW Katoomba Gordon SYDNEY CENTRAL TO KATOOMBA (SAT/SUN/ PUB HOLS) Falls Blue Mountains Falls Scenic Chocolate Co 7 DAYS ASK HOW TO UPGRADE World 5.48am 7.18am 8.18am 9.18am 9.48am 10.18am 11.18am 12.18pm 1.18pm 2.18pm 3.18pm 4.18pm Skyway INCLUDES FULL COMMENTARY YOUR TICKET TO A e ..... ..... ..... ..... Station v 4.48pm 5.18pm 6.18pm 7.18pm 8.18pm 9.18pm 10.18pm 11.18pm i r Lilianfels D 1 DAY (East Landing) a m a r o n a P WEEKLY PASS $ KATOOMBA TO SYDNEY CENTRAL (SAT/SUN/PUB HOLS) 6.26am 6.56am 7.26am 8.26am 9.26am 9.56am 10.26am 11.26am 12.26pm 1.26pm 2.26pm 3.26pm Alight here for these stops: Silvermist Lookout BOOK ONLINE AT 4.26pm 4.56pm 5.26pm 6.26pm 7.26pm 8.26pm 10.56pm ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Information Heritage Echo Point proud Centre Plaza WWW.trolleytours.com.au DISCOVERY supporter of Three Echo Point Sisters 60Adult We’re carbon neutral! Three Sisters PACKAGE Concession $55 / EXPRESS TROLLEY Departs every No. 1 DISCOVERY TROLLEY TOUR TIMETABLE All Day Trolley Tours Ride plus Child $32 SHUTTLE TIMETABLE 30 minutes STOP DESTINATION AM AM AM/PM PM PM PM PM PM unlimited rides at Scenic World No. 2 1 Katoomba St - Carrington Hotel 9.45 10.45 11.45 12.45 1.45 2.45 3.45 4.45 3 EASY To Three Sisters & Scenic World AM AM AM AM AM AM/PM 2 Candy Shop Katoomba St (Carrington Hotel) 9.20 9.50 10.20 10.50 11.20 11.50 Additional 3 Leura Village - Railway Pde 9.50 10.50 11.50 12.50 1.50 2.50 3.50 4.50 Kmart - (Waratah St) 9.23 9.55 10.23 10.57 11.23 11.57 Trolley Services in 4 Shops, Toilets, Cafes STEPS Lurline St 9.25 9.57 10.25 10.59 11.25 11.59 school holidays 5 Bygone Beautys 9.52 10.52 11.52 12.52 1.52 2.52 3.52 4.52 to the Best value for Echo Point & Three Sisters 9.30 10.00 10.30 11.00 11.30 12.00 6 Leura Garden Resort 9.54 10.54 11.54 12.54 1.54 2.54 3.54 4.54 Scenic World / Skyway 9.35 10.05 10.35 11.05 11.35 12.05 7 Leura Golf Club 9.55 10.55 11.55 12.55 1.55 2.55 3.55 4.55 money Day Trip in the To Three Sisters & Scenic World PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM 8 Fairmont Resort 9.56 10.56 11.56 12.56 1.56 2.56 3.56 4.56 Blue Mountains.
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