Food, drinks and meal breaks

Firefly does not sell food or drinks on board

There is no trolley, no onboard kiosk and no catering. Bring what you want to eat and drink.

What you can bring:

• Snacks
• Drinks, but only in a soft plastic bottle with a twist top, so it can be resealed

What you cannot bring:

• Hot food
• Hot drinks
• Glass bottles
• Alcohol

Those rules are about the comfort and safety of everyone on a full bus, not about upselling you something. There is nothing to upsell.

Meal breaks

Some journeys have scheduled meal break stops built into the timetable. They happen at roadhouses and service stations where you can buy food, use the facilities and stretch your legs.

• FE31, Melbourne to Sydney, overnight: BP Nth Albury, then Ampol Foodary Yass
• FE21, Sydney to Melbourne, overnight: Ampol Foodary Yass, then BP Nth Albury‍
• FE70, Melbourne to Adelaide, daytime: The Junction Roadhouse St Arnaud, then Keith BP‍
• FE71, Adelaide to Melbourne, daytime: Keith BP, then The Junction Roadhouse St Arnaud
• ‍FE80, Melbourne to Adelaide, overnight: Ampol Foodary Ararat, then Keith BP‍
• FE81, Adelaide to Melbourne, overnight: Keith BP, then Ampol Foodary Ararat

Exact times for these stops are printed against each service on the timetables and schedules page.

Ask the driver how long the bus is waiting before you walk off. Break lengths vary by service and on time running.

Beyond the scheduled breaks, Firefly does not add extra stops. The aim is to get you there as safely and efficiently.

If you smoke or vape, the scheduled break is your opportunity. Either is not permitted on board at all times.