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World Youth Day is the largest youth event in the world and will be held in Sydney from Monday 14 July to Sunday 20 July. Organised by the Catholic Church, WYD08 is expected to attract more than 125,000 international visitors.

Timetable information will be available closer to the event.

There are no scheduled service cancellations or track possessions.

• What is World Youth Day?
• Participants travelling to World Youth Day events
• Commuters travelling during World Youth Day events

Weekday events, Monday 14 to Friday 18 July
The weekday timetable caters for the equivalent of 4 peak periods with additional services operating between 10.00am and 3.00pm to the City and from 7.00pm to midnight from the City. The timetable for weekday events suits all WYD08 start and finish times.

Start and finish times for weekday events have been scheduled to avoid participants travelling during commuter peak periods.

Pilgrimage Walks and Evening Vigil, Saturday 19 July
Increased services are operating to transport registered participants to the start of the Pilgrimage Walk, which begins from North Sydney and Central stations. Additional services are also operating from 9.00pm at the conclusion of the Vigil Mass.

Final Mass at Randwick Racecourse, Sunday 20 July
Increased services are operating between 5.00am and 9.00am from all suburban lines to transport participants to Central Station who are travelling to the Final Mass at Randwick. Increased services are operating between 1.00pm and 10.00pm to accommodate the large numbers of participants departing from the Final Mass.

To find out more about World Youth Day please go to the WYD08 website at www.wyd2008.org or call the Infoline on 1300 993 793.

You can also visit the NSW Government’s World Youth Day Coordination Authority website at www.wydca.nsw.gov.au This website has been created to provide the community with relevant information during the celebrations.