Blue Mountains National Park: Scenic World Pass
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About this experience
Book Scenic World Pass tickets in the Blue Mountains The Scenic World Pass is your day ticket to Scenic World in Katoomba, the cliff-top attraction in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains. One pass covers all four experiences: the Scenic Skyway, the Scenic Railway, the Scenic Walkway and the Scenic Cableway. You can ride as often as you like on the day of your visit, and leave and come back before closing time. Book a date and session time on this page. Your session time gives you a 30-minute window to arrive and check in. After that you can explore at your own pace until Scenic World closes. What the Scenic World Pass includes Scenic Skyway: a return journey between the cliff tops, 270 metres above the ancient rainforest, with views of Katoomba Falls, the Three Sisters, Mount Solitary and the Jamison Valley. Scenic Railway: a descending ride on the world's steepest passenger railway, down through a rock tunnel into the valley. Scenic Walkway: about 10 minutes on the elevated rainforest boardwalk between the Railway and the Cableway, with longer 30- and 50-minute loops if you want more time among the tree ferns. Scenic Cableway: an ascending journey back up the escarpment, with another angle on the Three Sisters. Transport to Katoomba and food and drink are not included. Planning your Scenic World visit The core circuit of rides and the short boardwalk takes about 1 hour 15 minutes, but Scenic World recommends allowing two to three hours for a relaxed visit. Each ride lasts a few minutes and departs roughly every 10 minutes. On busy days, especially weekends and school holidays, queues can reach 40 to 60 minutes, and you need to leave each ride at its station and queue again to reboard. Scenic World is open every day of the year. As a general guide it is open from 10am to 4pm on weekdays and from 9am to 5pm on weekends, NSW school holidays and public holidays, and last rides leave the top station about 20 minutes before closing. The Railway, Skyway and Cableway cabins are enclosed, so the rides run in the rain, but mountain weather changes quickly and a warm layer is a good idea. Getting to Scenic World in Katoomba Scenic World is on the corner of Violet Street and Cliff Drive in Katoomba, about two hours west of Sydney. There is free parking in the multi-storey car park, with a 2-metre height limit. The site is cashless, so bring a card. The Terrace Cafe and the EATS270 restaurant sell food and drinks if you want to stay for lunch with a view. Prams and strollers can go on the Skyway, the Cableway and parts of the boardwalk, but not on the Railway. This pass is not listed as wheelchair accessible because the Scenic Railway involves stairs, although Scenic World says the Skyway, the Cableway and the 10-minute boardwalk can be used by wheelchair users. Scenic World and more Blue Mountains days out from Sydney Coming without a car? The Blue Mountains hop-on hop-off bus with an optional Scenic World pass links the main lookouts around Katoomba, and the Blue Mountains day tour from Sydney with Scenic World and Featherdale adds Featherdale Wildlife Park and a river cruise. Browse more things to do in Katoomba or plan the rest of your trip on our Sydney tickets page.
Highlights
- One pass covers all four Scenic World experiences in Katoomba, with unlimited rides on the day
- Ride the world's steepest passenger railway into the Jamison Valley
- Cross the cliff tops 270 metres above ancient rainforest on the Scenic Skyway
- Walk the rainforest boardwalk and see the Three Sisters from the Cableway
- Set in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains
What is included
- Scenic World Pass for all four attractions
- Scenic Skyway cable car ride
- Scenic Railway, the world's steepest passenger railway
- Access to Blue Mountains National Park rainforest walk
Not included
- Transport
- Meals and beverages
Before you go
Check in within 30 minutes of your booked session time. After check-in you can ride as often as you like until closing. Scenic World is generally open 10am to 4pm on weekdays and 9am to 5pm on weekends, NSW school holidays and public holidays. Last rides leave the top station about 20 minutes before closing. Allow two to three hours. Queues can reach 40 to 60 minutes on busy days. The site is cashless. Free parking is available in the multi-storey car park (2-metre height limit). Prams are not allowed on the Scenic Railway. This pass is not listed as wheelchair accessible. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before your visit.
Cancellation terms
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before your visit.
Booking questions
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What does the Scenic World Pass include?
The Scenic World Pass includes the Scenic Skyway, Scenic Railway, Scenic Walkway and Scenic Cableway, with unlimited rides on the day of your visit. Transport to Katoomba and food and drink are not included.
How long do I need at Scenic World?
Allow two to three hours to enjoy all four experiences, although the core circuit takes about 1 hour 15 minutes. Queues on busy weekends and school holidays can add 40 to 60 minutes.
What time does Scenic World open?
Scenic World is open every day of the year, generally 10am to 4pm on weekdays and 9am to 5pm on weekends, NSW school holidays and public holidays. Last rides leave the top station about 20 minutes before closing.
Do I have to arrive at my session time?
Yes, you need to check in within 30 minutes of your booked session time. After check-in you can stay, ride again, and leave and re-enter until closing.
Can I cancel my Scenic World Pass?
Yes, you can cancel for free up to 24 hours before your visit. Cancellations made later than that are not refunded.
Is the Scenic Railway really the steepest in the world?
Yes, the Scenic Railway is the world's steepest passenger railway. It carries you down the cliff and through a rock tunnel into the rainforest of the Jamison Valley.
Is Scenic World wheelchair accessible?
This pass is not listed as wheelchair accessible, because the Scenic Railway involves stairs. Scenic World says the Skyway, the Cableway and the 10-minute boardwalk can be used by wheelchair users.
Do the rides run in the rain?
Yes, the rides keep running in the rain, because the Railway, Skyway and Cableway cabins are enclosed. In very heavy rain, some walkways or the Railway may close for safety.
Is there parking at Scenic World?
Yes, there is free parking for visitors in the multi-storey car park at Scenic World, with a 2-metre height limit. The site is on the corner of Violet Street and Cliff Drive in Katoomba.
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