The CityCat runs up and down the Brisbane River and forms an integral part of Brisbane's public transport. It is the way to travel. Especially at the front on a warm, dry day with the wind in your hair.
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Yeah, same goes for the Sydney ferries. Especially now that I have my oldies card and can travel all day, but ferry, train or bus for $2.50. And this takes in Newcastle, Wollongong and Bathurst!!
I think oldies should travel on all public transport, off peak, for free. They do it in London. My parents couldn't get to the post office quick enough on their 60th birthdays!
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