Customs Hall at Overseas Passenger Terminal
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130 Argyle St, The Rocks NSW 2000, Australia
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Reviews for Overseas Passenger Terminal
Andrew Rogers
Well organised, yes you have to queue but thats part of the fun before cruising. Talking to lots of people at every point on your way through until you board your ship. Great views from the terminal building and along Circular Quay. The terminal has bars and restaurants within and round at Circ. Quay.
Martin Brown
This is the place to board cruise ships. You can watch the antics of the ferries coming and going from Circular Quay. The Opera House is on the other side of the bay and Sydney Harbour Bridge is just around the corner. There are several levels through which you move to get along your cruise boat.
Rachel Smith
Very well organised and efficient. Love that they employ mostly staff that are elderly who were all welcoming and friendly. Located at The Rocks next to the stunning Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House.
Terence Sadler
The international crew terminal is a great place to get on board your cruising adventure close to public transport via train at circular quay and I show it walk down to the terminal plenty of sitting arrangements and shade to get out of the sun and sometimes there is even the markets just up the road if you arrive early for your cruise and cannot board just yet All, even if you have disembarked your cruise and wanting to go and have a nice lunch. There are plenty of pubs and restaurants in the nearby area as well as the art museum
Roger Vino
The terminal has a stunning a view of the Sydney Opera House and the Bridge. However, we, as newcomers, found the taxi sign confusing and overlooked it. On our return, we mistakenly took a path with airport-like dividers. Despite explaining our situation – me with two luggages and my companion in a wheelchair – the guard insisted we go around the dividers to reach the lift, though he could have easily unhooked the belt as we were just 5 meters away to the door. People at the airport have a more accommodating approach at airports for individuals with disabilities.