FAQs
How much does it cost?
The public transport fare for an Adult is $20 return when pre-booked and paid online or $10 one way. The Child/Concession fare is $10 return (online) or $5 one way. All fares are inclusive of the Kosciuszko National Park fee.
Will there be room for ski equipment?
Buses will have provisions to carry ski equipment to and from the snow fields. A 20kg weight restriction will apply for large and bulky items, while customers with luggage are encouraged to travel on off-peak services in the middle of the day.
Will the service be ongoing?
Transport for NSW is trialling the service to see what the response to it is, along with identifying any issues that may effect on-time running. At the end of the trial an assessment of the service will be made. We are encouraging people who use the service to provide their feedback as this helps us shape future services.
What if there are more people waiting for a bus, than the capacity of the bus?
Customers are encouraged to pre-book their tickets online to avoid disappointment. Buses will indicate if they are full and customers who haven’t pre-booked will need to wait until the next available service.
What happens if you lose your ticket?
Customers will receive their ticket/s via email so there is no need to print tickets. Drivers will also be provided with a list of ticket holders for each service, meaning lost tickets are a thing of the past.
Which bus provider is running the service?
Cooma Coaches is the transport provider for the trial. All Cooma Coaches drivers are snow accredited so customers can relax knowing they are in safe hands in all weather conditions.
How many people can the bus transport each day, and on each bus?
Passenger numbers will be dependent on current COVID-19 restrictions and online ticket numbers will align with the current COVID-19 guidelines at that time.