Western Sydney International Airport Experience Centre

The new Western Sydney international airport experience centre is an interesting visit. With information about the project. Also a must visit for teenagers who have interest in Aviation as they can find information about career options at the new airport.

A visit to the Western Sydney Experience Center was truly impressive, especially learning about the history and the processes undertaken to bring the airport to operational readiness, as well as its future development leading to the ultimate phase by 2062. This experience was further enhanced by the visual presentations in the mini cinema provided, along with explanations from staff and additional interactive information available through touchscreen pods.

Located at 100 Eaton Road, Luddenham, New South Wales, Australia 🇦🇺. This was an interesting look at what to expect from the new airport bein* built in Badgery’s Creek, Western Sydney. It was a great way to learn how the idea was introduced and developed. If you are interested in learning any of this, it might be worth your while visiting this site. Thumbs Up! 👍👍👍👍

A must for anyone interested in the new airport and its progress. Worth it to ring them first and find out what time the video presentation is on before you get there, so you don’t miss out. The presentation explains the progress of the airport construction and is very informative and the most important part of the visitors Centre.

The information hub has a load of interesting information about the new airport. There was not much to explore about the real site though. Most are still under construction. The staff were very nice and friendly. There was no cafe on site which was a pity.

A small exhibit to show the progress of the new Western Sydney Airport. You can see the runway from here.

Western Sydney International Nancy Bird Walton airport site is a great little place to check out. Nice to be able to see the terminal development and hear the presentation about the airport, its progress and future projected development. Great look out over the runway that should be keep for future plane watching. It would have been nice if there was an acknowledgment of country at the beginning of the presentation otherwise well done.

I can't wait for this international airport to open. I'll be 49. It aims to open by late 2026, just in time for the Christmas holidays. By the way, I love this information centre. I sneaked in for an 30 minutes info session on the construction and timeline of this airport. They were already hosting this to a room full of elderly (tour) group, when I arrived into the room. Probably from a local retirement village.