(Retired) Rivercat Ferry MV Marlene Mathews Full Journey from Circular Quay to Parramatta

In this video we ride on Rivercat MV Marlene Matthews from Circular Quay to Parramatta on a nice bright sunny day. Matthews will most likely be the 4th Rivercat to be withdrawn from service as its survey expires in February 2025 meaning it would be the 4th to be retired.This rivercat is basically the same as the 1993 built Rivercats so not much to say other than it doesn't have an AC unit, unlike Majorie Jackson. In 2000 this vessel participated in the 2000 Summer Olympics torch relay. Taken 10/10/24 with actions shots being taken on the 10/7/24, 2/10/24, 4/10/24 I will do another one of these videos on Majorie Jackson Huge thanks to the Ferry Crew for letting me visit the wheelhouse. Some Transitions may be glitched due to video pad playing up 0:00 Introduction 1:24 Tour of MV Marlene Matthews 1:52 Departing Circular Quay 2:09 Circular Quay to Barangaroo 6:56 Arrival at Barangaroo 7:20 Barangaroo to Cockatoo Island 12:54 Arrival at Cockatoo Island 13:37 Cockatoo Island to Drummoyne 14:49 Arrival at Drummoyne 15:06 Drummoyne to Huntleys Point 16:34 Arrival at Huntleys Point 16:50 Huntleys Point to Chiswick 17:50 Chiswick to Abbotsford 19:15 Abbotsford to Cabarita 21:41 Cabarita to Meadowbank 26:08 Meadowbank to Sydney Olympic Park 28:00 Sydney Olympic Park to Rydalmere 32:35 Arrival at Rydalmere 32:53 Rydalmere to Parramatta (timelapse) 34:15 Wheelhouse Tour 35:25 One last look at MV Marlene Matthews 35:36 Action shot 1 Departing Parramatta 36:47 Action shot 2 Departing Barangaroo 37:46 Action shot 3 Departing Parramatta (Again different Angle) 38:32 Action shot 4 Departing Circular Quay 38:54 Action shot 5 Arriving at Sydney Olympic Park 39:28 Action shot 6 Arriving at Sydney Olympic Park (Again different day)