June 2 - 4, 2025

The WNFM 51st Annual Meeting and International Conference on Nuclear Fuel will be held at the Shangri-la Sydney in Sydney, New South Wales. 

Hotel Accommodations & Reservations

 

Shangri-La Sydney

176 Cumberland Street
Sydney New South Wales 2000

Note: Attendees will be able to use the WNFM room rate for up to three days pre- and post-conference to allow for flexibility with longer travel times for attendees coming to / from Sydney.

Hotel Room Booking Link - Coming soon!

Check-in / Check-out Times: Check-in is at 3pm and check-out is at 11am. To guarantee early arrival prior to 3pm, we will require you to book the night prior

Hotel Parking
: The valet parking charge for WNFM guests will be $84 AUD (20% discount) with unlimited entry and exit. Please ensure the hotel validates your ticket to the WNFM the special rate. Valet car parking is subject to car park availability. A special valet parking rate of AUD 65 is available for non-hotel parking for more than 4-hours (but not overnight).

Transportation from Airport: Conference attendees will fly into Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport and can arrange taxis, limo services, rideshares, or train, to travel to the Shangri-la Sydney hotel. It takes approximately 30 minutes to drive to the hotel from the international airport. During peak hours, it takes a minimum of 40 minutes to reach the hotel.

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