Is the CityHopper still operating?

Is the CityHopper still operating?

You can hop on and off the CityHopper at six stops (seven stops from 13 December) between North Quay and Sydney Street, New Farm. The service runs every 30 minutes between 5.30am and midnight, Sunday to Thursday, with services operating later on Friday and Saturday nights.

What time do ferries run in Brisbane?

The CityHopper service allows you to rediscover Brisbane for free with ferries running every 30 minutes between 5.30am and midnight, seven days a week.

Is the CityHopper in Brisbane free?

Brisbane City Council’s CityHopper is a free inner city ferry service for the Brisbane River. You can hop on and hop off the CityHopper at six stops between North Quay and Sydney Street, New Farm.

How much is the CityHopper?

CityHopper free ferry. CityHopper is a free inner city ferry service for the Brisbane River servicing eight stops between North Quay and Sydney Street, New Farm. The service runs every 36 minutes between 6am and midnight, seven days a week.

Where does the CityHopper go?

The CityHopper travels along the Brisbane River, stopping at North Quay, South Bank 3, Maritime Museum, Thornton Street, Eagle Street Pier, Holman Street, Dockside and Sydney Street terminals. The ferries running every 30 minutes between 6am and midnight, seven days a week.

How long does the City Hopper take?

The route takes 45 minutes each way or 90 minutes for a round trip puttering along the Brisbane River. Ferries used are around 30 years old and are those that served commuters before the ‘City Cats’ (catamarans) were introduced.

Can you pay cash on City Cat Brisbane?

Services in South East Queensland are currently cashless. If you are paying with cash, you will need to purchase a ticket before boarding your service. Even if you are an infrequent public transport user, go card is a cheaper, easier and more convenient travel option.

How long does the CityHopper take?