Parking Near Circular Quay Railway Station, The Rocks
Where Can I Park Near Circular Quay Railway Station?
Circular Quay railway station has no station-operated car park identified in published station information. The Overseas Passenger Terminal car park charges $19 for 0 to 1 hours, $36 for 1 to 2 hours, $49 for 2 to 3 hours and $64 for 3 or more hours. A private space 230 m away costs $280 a month for regular parking.
- Address
- E1 Alfred Street, Sydney NSW 2000
- Closest listed space
- Premium Garage Space for Rent in Sydney CBD, 130 m (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Martin Place, 650 m (9 min walk)
Parking Near The Rocks
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Arjun Jai
Parking at Circular Quay Railway Station
Circular Quay railway station has no station-operated car park identified in the published station information. The station address is E1 Alfred Street, Sydney NSW 2000, placing the rail, ferry and bus interchange beside the harbour near The Rocks.
Drivers looking for public parking near the waterfront can use the Overseas Passenger Terminal car park. Port Authority NSW lists charges of $19 for 0 to 1 hours, $36 for 1 to 2 hours, $49 for 2 to 3 hours and $64 for 3 or more hours, with a maximum charge of $64 (portauthoritynsw.com.au). The night rate applies Monday to Friday for entry after 5pm and exit before the car park closes at 1am (portauthoritynsw.com.au).
Street Parking Near the Station and Alfred Street
The station's address on Alfred Street puts drivers beside a busy interchange rather than a residential side street.
Parking enforcement is relevant around Circular Quay because rail, ferry and bus passengers share the approach roads with taxis, delivery vehicles and event traffic. A driver using a kerbside space needs to follow the signed restriction applying to that exact bay, including any time limit, permit condition, loading restriction or clearway period.
Commuter Parking for a Full Day in Sydney
Commuters who want to leave a car all day can use a private booking rather than depend on short-stay kerbside space. Parksy lists a secure private parking space in Circular Quay for $280 a month, alongside a secure private parking space in Sydney CBD at $4 an hour and another in Central Sydney at $3 an hour.
Transport for NSW Park&Ride car parks offer up to 18 hours of parking to commuters who connect to public transport using an Opal card (transportnsw.info). This can suit drivers travelling into Sydney from outside the CBD, especially when a rail journey from a suburban Park&Ride removes the need to take a car into the waterfront precinct.
Parksy Spaces Close to Circular Quay
A secure private parking space in Circular Quay is 230 m away and costs $280 a month, making it the practical choice for a regular commuter who needs a recurring arrangement.
For shorter visits, a Sydney CBD car park at 155 George Street is 250 m away at $15 an hour. A secure garage parking space in The Rocks is 270 m away for $25 a day. Two secure private spaces are 280 m away: one in Sydney CBD at $4 an hour and one in Central Sydney at $3 an hour. These options cover garage, private-space and car-park needs without relying on a station bay.
Walking and Public Transport Connections From the Station
Martin Place is the nearest listed station, 650 m away and about a 9-minute walk. Wynyard railway station is also about a 9-minute walk, giving drivers who park farther west another rail interchange within walking distance. Barangaroo is about a 10-minute walk from the station and provides another nearby transport destination.
The station itself is a major interchange for rail, ferry and bus services, so parking outside the immediate waterfront can still work for a multimodal journey. A driver using a Transport for NSW Park&Ride car park can park for up to 18 hours when connecting to public transport with an Opal card (transportnsw.info). A private space closer to the harbour is better suited to a driver carrying equipment, meeting someone at the terminal or needing a predictable walk to the station.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park Near Circular Quay Railway Station?
Circular Quay railway station has no station-operated car park identified in published station information. The Overseas Passenger Terminal car park charges $19 for 0 to 1 hours, $36 for 1 to 2 hours, $49 for 2 to 3 hours and $64 for 3 or more hours. A private space 230 m away costs $280 a month for regular parking.
What Are the Overseas Passenger Terminal Car Park Charges?
Port Authority NSW lists charges of $19 for 0 to 1 hours, $36 for 1 to 2 hours, $49 for 2 to 3 hours and $64 for 3 or more hours. The maximum charge is $64. The night rate applies Monday to Friday for entry after 5pm and exit before the car park closes at 1am.
Is Street Parking Available Near Alfred Street?
A kerbside space near Alfred Street is subject to the signed restriction applying to that exact bay. The approach roads are shared by rail, ferry and bus passengers, taxis, delivery vehicles and event traffic.
What Is a Good Full-Day or Commuter Parking Option?
A private booking can suit commuters who want to leave a car all day rather than depend on short-stay kerbside space. Parksy lists a secure private space in Circular Quay for $280 a month. Transport for NSW Park&Ride car parks offer up to 18 hours when commuters connect to public transport using an Opal card.
Which Parksy Spaces Are Closest to the Station?
A secure private parking space in Circular Quay is 230 m away and costs $280 a month. A Sydney CBD car park at 155 George Street is 250 m away at $15 an hour. A secure garage in The Rocks is 270 m away for $25 a day, while two spaces 280 m away cost $4 an hour and $3 an hour.
Which Public Transport Connections Are Within Walking Distance?
Martin Place is 650 m away and about a 9-minute walk. Wynyard railway station is also about a 9-minute walk, while Barangaroo is about a 10-minute walk. The station is a major rail, ferry and bus interchange, so parking outside the immediate waterfront can support a multimodal journey.
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