Bus route 889 - Macarthur to Menangle via Menangle Park

This is not a new route. Route 889 already served the area and was upgraded: from 5 July 2026 it became a seven-day service with an additional 83 trips a week, where it previously ran up to twelve times a day, six days a week. The change was announced in the NSW ministerial media release of 26 May 2026, funded from the $452 million commitment in the 2025-26 NSW Budget to expand bus services in Sydney’s outer suburbs and regional growth areas.

It runs as a loop, with outward and return stops at Menangle Park Station. On the timetable valid 28 September–11 October, the 07:02 Macarthur departure reaches the stop opposite the station at 07:21, continues to Menangle village, then returns to the station at 07:37 and Macarthur at 07:59. From 12 October, that school-day trip also serves Broughton Anglican College at 07:52 and reaches Macarthur at 08:03. Check the stop direction and your travel date.

Stops listed in the new estate include Danehill Avenue after Peter Pan Street and Miracle Mile Boulevard before Octagonal Drive, plus Station Street in Menangle village and Menangle Park Station.

Every trip is wheelchair accessible, with low floors and space for a wheelchair, pram or stroller. Menangle Park Station is recorded by Transport for NSW as not wheelchair accessible.

The timetable also carries school-time trips to and from Broughton Anglican College Senior Learning Centre at Menangle Park.

For the airport, take the train to Campbelltown and change to route 845, which starts at Campbelltown Station and runs to Western Sydney International via Oran Park every 30 minutes, 5am to 10pm, seven days; if you begin on the 889, change at Macarthur for a one-stop train to Campbelltown first.

Sources: Route 889 school-term timetable from 12 October 2026; Route 889 timetable PDF, valid 28 September–11 October 2026; NSW Government ministerial release, 26 May 2026; South West Sydney bus changes 5 July 2026, Region 2 route summary (PDF); Transport for NSW - Getting to and from Western Sydney International.