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Getting to and from UWS Parramatta Campus Getting to and from Sydney Buses, Hillsbus, Hopkinsons Metrobus and Veolia Services operate frequent services to the UWS Parramatta campus Parramatta Transport Interchange during the peak periods. The Parramatta campus consists of two sites: To travel to Parramatta campus catch Sydney Buses Parramatta North and Parramatta South. The 520, 521, 523, 524, 525 and L20 services from Stand Parramatta South campus is the main teaching A2 (3-5 Sections or approximately $3.40 Adult/$1.60 campus and is approximately a 5 minute walk from the Concession). Visit the Parramatta Transport Interchange Victoria Road (Cnr of Rippon and Anderson Avenue) Transport Access Guide at http://www.sydneybuses.info for more information. bus stop. Students are advised to exercise caution Your guide for accessing when crossing Victoria Rd and use the overhead bridge UWS Shuttle is provided from 4 January 2010 to 24 Parramatta campus to access the Parramatta campus during peak periods. December 2010 at no charge to UWS students and staff Parramatta South campus is a 10-12 minute walk from and operates been Parramatta South and Parramatta Rydalmere train station, and a 20-30 minute walk from North campuses every 15 minutes weekdays between Parramatta Transport Interchange. For more walking 8:00am and 9:45pm. information please see Parramatta Council’s ‘Walk The Parramatta Rivercat operates between Circular Parramatta’ Map. Visit www.uws.edu.au/campus. Quay and Parramatta with stops at Rydalmere Wharf Getting from Parramatta South to the Parramatta and Parramatta Wharf. At times, the Parramatta Rivercat North campus service may not operate between Rydalmere and The walk from Parramatta South to Parramatta North is Parramatta due to tidal restrictions and low water approximately 10-12 minutes. Proceed north along The depths. The Rydalmere wharf is an 8-10 minute cycle to Avenue on Parramatta South, travel to the unmade campus or catch the Sydney Buses 524 from the corner path and travel over the pedestrian bridge over James of John and South Streets Rydalmere to campus. Ruse Drive. Turn left and left again and cross at the Parramatta campus is best accessed via the Parramatta marked pedestrian crossing travelling west along River Cycleway which runs adjacent to the Parramatta Victoria Rd. Entry to Parramatta North is part way along River on the Parramatta South campus. The University the fence. Alternatively, catch the shuttle from the bus is continuing to improve its cycling facilities. Thinking stop behind the library. about cycling to campus? Need more confidence? Parramatta Station is located at the Parramatta Register for cycling proficiency skills training at Transport Interchange and is serviced by the Western, [email protected]. For cycling routes Cumberland and Blue Mountains lines. Alight here for download the Parramatta Council’s Cycling Guide on frequent bus services to Parramatta campus. the UWS Parramatta campus webpage. Rydalmere Station is serviced by the Carlingford Line (mostly hourly services). Change at Clyde when Entrance to the Parramatta South campus is via Victoria travelling on the Western line to access Rydalmere Road. Entrance to the Parramatta North campus is via station. The station is approximately 10 minutes Pemberton Street. walking distance to the campus. It is recommended you catch the train to Parramatta Station where more Please be aware that parking on this campus is limited frequent bus services to the campus are available. and parking permits and parking fees apply. In peak Sydney Buses and other private bus operates offer periods to assist with traffic flow, park at Parramatta wheelchair accessible services at limited times. Please North campus first and allow extra time for your journey. consult the bus operators timetable and look for the accessible symbol for these services. For further information on parking please visit Parramatta Station is wheelchair accessible. Specific www.uws.edu.au/parking. To plan your trip using this Parramatta station details can be found on the CityRail website travel option please use the UWS Interactive Map at www.cityrail.com.au or contact Transport Info. www.uws.edu.au/campus. campus Planning your Trip Albert St E Calder Rd Bowden St UWS recommends contacting the Transport Info Line to Parramatta plan your trip, obtain the latest timetable, fare and East Collett Pde Pryor Stwheelchair accessible information. Primary Webb St Rydalmere Symonds Av Barham St P Adeline St Vineyard St Brabyn St UWS Parramatta Joseph St P North Gaggin St 520 Reserve St L20 Mason St 521 UWS Village 523 Anderson Av Student Residence Rippon Av 524 Dudley St Victoria Rd 525 10 mins Sydney Buses 524 Crowgey St Phone: 131 500 Website: www.sydneybuses.info To Parramatta Station P 520 523 UWS Campus Map 520 L20 524 Victoria Rd Grandview St Moreton St UWS Parramatta L20 In conjunction with this travel access guide, it is Gore St Wandsworth St 521 521 525 recommended you download a copy of the UWS Pemberton La South P 523 524 Bridge St Parramatta campus map available at P Mary St 525 To Ryde www.uws.edu.au/campus. Gould Pl P Irving St Melville St Brodie St Tennyson St UWS Campus Safety and Security 10 mins P Campus Shuttle UWS InformationTo Centre, Ryde Building EA Thomas St Pemberton St Phone: (02) 9685 9169 Rydalmere James Ruse Dr For comments, suggestions and feedback on travelling to Station Euston St Broughton St Alan St Clyde St UWS please email [email protected]. 524 P South St Key North Fares Bus route Please contact Transport Info on 131 500 for latest fare information and travel passes. Bus stop and Pike St 524 route Sydney Buses Fare Information numbers River Rd W Bicycle route Bus Fare Version 2 Adult Concession Walking path Service Departing Section 10 mins and time Disclaimer: The information contained in this brochure is current as at Camellia George St 520-524 Parramatta Station 6 $4.30 $2.10 (minutes) February 2010 and is provided as a guide. The University of Western Arthur St 521 EastwoodStation Station 5 $3.30 $1.60 Mobility Sydney (UWS) has prepared this brochure in reliance on information 520,523, West Ryde Station 4 $3.30 $1.60 parking provided by third parties and UWS makes no guarantee, warranty or Alfred St 524 promise, express or implied, concerning the content or accuracy of Hassall St Bicycle information provided. Readers should refer to the Transport Information 525 Strathfield Station 8 $4.30 $2.10 parking Line, local bus companies or the local council to obtain updated information referred to in this brochure..
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