Any ideas of something interesting/different to do in Sydney at night? My friends and I always wind up at some boring restaurant or the movies. Anything else? Other than bowling/skirmish/movies/shops? Only suggest food if it's a really good and different restaurant experience. I don't know there never seems to be anything for us to do! If you know of an event or activity that's a bargain, that's even better of course! :)
Thanks for your help in advance!
i dont know what you are expecting as a response
http://www.au.timeout.com/sydney/
else
stay home
save your pennies
travel aboard =)
Go fishing, plenty of decent spots around Sydney.
Rocks ghost tour? Late afternoon bridge climb ($140 or so) ? Opera house tour? Jet boat on the harbour, and sit up the back?
Tried gaming? Not video games, but old school board games, trading card games or miniature games - bit of a resurgence in the hobby last few years. Head to http://locator.wizards.com and type in your suburb, it'll populate with a bunch of gaming stores, many of which open late.
Learn card counting and hit up the casino blackjack.
If you're up for joining a sports comp would give you something to do 1 night a week, plus it's good for fitness and fun. eg, touch football, basket ball, soccer/indoor soccer. Cost about $100 per person per comp 10-12 weeks. If you don't have enough mates to form a team on your own, contact the club you're interested in - sometimes other teams look for new members and they could put you in contact. http://www.nswtouch.com.au/index.php?id=871
Indoor rock climbing
Crew for a sail boat twilight races on the harbour
Sign up for couch surfing. Have interesting people stay at your place.
Go somewhere different each night for food drink. - Crown st surry hills, king st newtown, glebe point rd, cockle bay, circular quay/the rocks, Manly, bondi, the cross
I've gone ahead and added the city in the title for clarification. As for your question…
I honestly don't know. I've been down in Sydney a few times now but I've never seen what the place offers at night.
I can, however, tell you that The Wedge Espresso was hands down the best little cafe I'd ever stumbled across accidentally during my time in Sydney. Had the chicken sandwich and affogato.
I miss that place. You live in a very good city for food.