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Departure Procedure and SoundsSydney's millennium train goes like this: "Beep Beep Beep!" – "Please stand clear. Doors closing. Next stop, Town Hall. Get off at Town Hall for Queen Victoria Building and Darling Harbour". On other lines, most train sets have recorded announcements "Stand clear, doors closing" or the newer one "Doors closing, please stand clear," in some train sets followed by different kinds of beeps. Some trains beep also when doors open. On the Illawarra Line, when it approaches a station, a female voice announces: "Next stop, [name]". For transfer stations it adds: "Passengers should change at [name] for services to [name]" (wav).Other Rail Transport in Sydney![]() Useful Links for Sydney CityrailSearch (Google) (will most likely bring up Sydney Cityrail's official website)System maps (Google Images) City map (Google Maps) (might show metro stations when zoomed in) Images (Google Images) Search urbanrail.net Wikipedia page Sydney city information (Wikipedia) Other City Pages at Metro Bits This page: http://mic-ro.com/metro/metrocity.html?city=262 ![]() Do you want to discuss this page or know of more facts that fit in here? Visit Metro Bits Forum. Thanks to those who have already contributed! |