Is Melbourne tram 35 free?

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The City Circle (Melbourne tram route 35) is a zero-fare tram running around the Melbourne central business district in Australia. Aimed mainly at tourists, the route passes many Melbourne attractions while running along the city centre’s outermost thoroughfares, as well as the developing Docklands waterfront precinct.

Where does the free tram run in Melbourne?

Melbourne’s burgundy and gold City Circle Trams offer free travel to city sights and attractions, with audio commentary on points of interest along the route. Trams run along Flinders Street, Harbour Esplanade, Docklands Drive, La Trobe Street and Spring Street. A complete circle takes around an hour.

Where does the City Circle Tram go in Melbourne?

The tram route includes stops along La Trobe St, Spring St, the Docklands and Harbour Esplanade. Visitors often get off at Waterfront City to enjoy gourmet dining, shopping and many other activities.

What number is the free tram in Melbourne?

35 City Circle
35 City Circle (Free Tourist Tram)

What Colour is the free tram in Melbourne?

You can catch a tram anywhere, anytime for free, as long as it’s in the green free tram zone noted below. This covers the entire Melbourne CBD. It doesn’t get much better than that. There is also free wifi in most of the city area.

What time does the free tram stop in Melbourne?

City Circle Tram City Circle Trams operate in both directions approximately every 30 minutes between 10am and 6pm from Sunday to Wednesday and between 10am and 9pm every Thursday, Friday and Saturday, excluding Christmas Day and Good Friday.

Can I use my credit card on Melbourne trams?

Meanwhile, Melbourne uses a “closed loop” ticketing system which, until now, has limited public transport users to tapping on with a physical myki card. As of Thursday, they’ll also be able to tap on with a smartphone, but only if their phone can mimic a myki card. The ability to mimic a credit card isn’t enough.

Where is the tram 86 in Melbourne?

Key destinations

Stop 5 Bourke Street Mall.
Stop D11 Waterfront City.
Stop 11 Melbourne Museum.
Stop 60 La Trobe University.
Stop 71 McKimmies Road.

Is Melbourne City Circle Tram running?

Trams operate in both directions approximately every 15 minutes between 10am and 6pm every day.

Are green trams free Melbourne?

Melbourne is an easy city to walk around, although the blocks are huge. So, it’s great to know you can jump on a tram when your tired legs need a break. You can catch a tram anywhere, anytime for free, as long as it’s in the green free tram zone noted below.

Do you tap off on Melbourne trams?

Trams. Melbourne’s most iconic form of public transport is a novel treat for visitors. But because they’re not as common as trains or buses, there are a few tricks to using them right. You need to tap on (that is, hold your Myki card against the card reader) on trams, but you don’t have to tap off.

Can you tap myki on iPhone?

Whether you have an iPhone or an Android you can now top up your myki card with instant myki Money top up using Near-Field Communication (NFC). To use this feature download the latest version of the PTV app and make sure your phone is NFC enabled.

Where does the 35 tram stop in Sydney?

The first stop of the 35 tram route is D11-Waterfront City/Docklands Dr (Docklands) and the last stop is D11-Waterfront City/Docklands Dr (Docklands). 35 (Anticlockwise) is operational during Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday.

Are Yarra trams running late at night?

Yarra Trams services, including late evening and night services, are tunning to normal timetables EXCEPT after midnight services which are suspended due to lockdown. Click any location name to see all lines serving that location.

Where can I catch the W-class Route 35 in Melbourne?

Catch iconic W-Class Route 35 trams to City Museum, Parliament House, Docklands, Federation Square, Melbourne Aquarium and Princess Theatre. For more information about this free heritage tram route, click here.