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The Homebush Bay Wharf can accommodate more than 800 people and has fully accessible toilets. The site is powered by solar power and the adjustable pontoon facilitates for a variety of crafts and vessels, allowing visitors to alight safely.
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The Homebush Bay Wharf can accommodate more than 800 people and has fully accessible toilets. The site is powered by solar power and the adjustable pontoon facilitates for a variety of crafts and vessels, allowing visitors to alight safely.
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The
$6.3 million Homebush Bay Wharf took 15 months to complete and was opened
in September 1997. This facility is yet another part of the NSW government’s
transport system for the games. The wharf, located in an open space
at the northern end of the Parramatta river features seats for 75 people,
shade (and 320 square metres of detachable shade canopies for peak periods),
covered walkways from the bus to ferry interchange and has protection
from the elements in the waiting area. (Picture courtesy of the Olympic
Co-ordination Authority) 