From $16 To $26 per person
Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine) International and Domestic express to Melbourne City, Australia.
SkyBus operates 24 hours/7 days a week, every 10-15 minutes. Average travel time is 20 minutes. No reservations required - tickets can be purchased and printed immediatly on-line or purchased at arrivals at terminals T1(Qantas, Qantas Link & Jetstar Domestic) and T3 (All International, Virgin Domestic, Tiger and Rex) or at Melbourne City at Southern Cross Station in Spencer Street ( Corner Bourke St).
The adult fare $16 one way, $26 return, Family 2 (2 Adults plus 1-4 children-4-14yrs) $36 one way, $56 return, Family 1 (1 Adult plus 1-4 children 4-14yrs) $22 one way, $36 return.
Further Information
Special rates for group and event movements. Contact Skybus, Melbourne Airport Transfers for confidential information.
Site Facilities Airconditioned
, Facilities for Disabled, Public Telephone(s), Public Toilets, Taxi Rank, Undercover Parking, Luggage Lockers/Storage, Modern Check-in, Security Carpark
Suitable for Corporations, Events & Functions, Individuals, School Groups, Special Events, Students
Trips/Packages Schedules Routes
Services Airport Transfers, Bulky Luggage, Driver, Shuttle Bus, Airport Bays, Airport Shuttle Bus
Features Full Insurance, Schoolies Welcome, Compulsary Carriers Liability
Vehicle Types Bus, Wheelchair accessible, Minibuses
Vehicle Attributes Airconditioned, Non-smoking, TV
Operating Times 7 Days/Week, 24 hours
Forward Transport Coach pickup point, Coach station, Train station onsite
General Child Friendly, Disabled Facilities, Groups, Non-smoking
Payment Method All Major Credit Cards, Australian Traveller's Cheques, Cash, Cash Payments Accepted
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