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Special Event Services BACK COVER 396 X 210 8PP DL Gate FOLD FRONT COVER Getting you to the fireworks For more information visit ptv.vic.gov.au NEW YEAR’S EVE New Year’s Eve is a great time to spend or call 1800 800 007. with family and friends. Early evening fireworks If you’re deaf, or have a hearing or speech Yarra Park – 6pm to 10pm impairment, contact us through the To get around, we’ve organised extra National Relay Service or call 9619 2727. services and free travel from 6pm to 6am Route 48 or 75 trams to Stop 11 Jolimont Station/ making it the best way to get around MCG, or Route 70 trams to Stop 7C MCG/Hisense Arena Special event Melbourne and celebrate the new year. Hurstbridge or Mernda line trains to Jolimont Station For information in other languages: services Extra trams Footscray Park – 6.30pm to 10.30pm 9321 5454 9321 5441 Monday 31 December Monday 31 December Route 82 trams to Stop 59 Droop St 9321 5444 9321 5445 Extra services run from 6pm throughout the night to get 9321 5443 9321 5442 you to the City, your next party or back home again. Sunbury, Werribee or Williamstown trains to Footscray Station 9321 5449 9321 5446 Catch a shuttle tram to St Kilda Road, Melbourne University, Collins Street, Flinders Street or the Route 223, 406 or 409 buses to Ballarat Road or 9321 5440 9321 5447 fireworks precincts. Route 472 buses to Farnsworth Avenue If your language isn’t listed visit ptv.vic.gov.au/languages or call 9321 5450. Every Every Every * * * Midnight fireworks Authorised by the Victorain Government, 1 Treasury Place, Melbourne. 5-10 15 30 17623YTM_10/18. mins mins mins Treasury Gardens – 9pm to 1am Route 11 or 48 trams to Stop 8 Spring St or 6pm-1am 1am-2am 2am-6am Route 48 or 75 trams to Stop 9 Lansdowne St. City Loop trains to Parliament Station New Year’s Day Kings Domain – 9pm to 1am Tuesday 1 January Shuttle trams along St Kilda Road to Stop 20 Park St/St Kilda Rd Trams run to a Saturday frequency, with the last tram an hour earlier than the normal Saturday service. Trains to Flinders Street Station Night Network won’t run. Flagstaff Gardens – 9pm to 1am Route 58 trams or diverting Route 12 or Need help? 109 trams to Flagstaff Station Our customer service team is there to assist you during City Loop trains to Flagstaff Station your journey on the network. Route 220, 232 to 237, 546 buses or Route 605 In addition, the team in our Operations Centre will keep buses to William Street/La Trobe Street you updated with service changes via Twitter and tramTRACKER®. Docklands – 9pm to 1am Route 11 or 48 trams to Stop D16 Victoria Harbour Docklands, or trams running along Bourke, Collins or Flinders streets to Spencer Street. 17623 YTM NYE - Brochure_FA.indd 1 7/12/18 2:49 pm MOOR STREET GRATTAN STREET T z E ­­a E R T T T E E T S E E E N R E R T O R T T Melbourne S T T S z S S E K ­ N N Museum E a C N O A I R O S T W W T L S S S G O N E N H Royal I U L C L ELIZABETH STREET I R D L N Exhibition B D E T Fitzroy O E Carlton North Melbourne Building W H E R T GERTRUDE STREET LANGRIDGE STREET S T z E a T QUE M ENSBERRY STREET E T E A R E I E T E L T R T S L R E T I E T E S E E Carlton W S R N R D T T D Gardens N W S S R Y O L O N D W F O H O T S R T G E T R A Y H E O L R C Tram service changes B VICTORIA PARADE z B ­a ­ a A VICTORIA STREET Swanston Street – 5.30pm to 2.30am North Richmond Station z z z z ­ ­a ­ a a Queen K a ­a IN ALBERT STREET G Victoria T S E Trams from South Melbourne Beach T E R Market E R ­­a ROUTE E T T S N State divert via Park Street and Kings Way to E Richmond E Library 1 U a LONSDALE STREET Q Victoria Stop 116 City Rd. ­a North Melbourne Station RUSSELL STREET Melbourne ROUTE a West Richmond Station Trams from suburbs terminate at Windsor, Flagstaff Central Station Parliament Station Fitzroy Gardens Gardens BOURKE STREET Live Site L 3, 5, 6, A ELIZABETH STREET St Kilda Junction or near St Kilda Road. N S D SPRING STREET O 16, 64, Take any shuttle tram along St Kilda Road Flagstaff Station W LA TROBE STREET Treasury N E Gardens FOOTS COLLINS STREET S CR T 67 & 72 AY R R OAD Live Site to connect. E SWANSTON STREET Jolimont Station z ­­a E QUEEN STREET T ­ a a a az WELLINGTON PARADE ­a WILLIAM STREET No trams run on Swanston St/St Kilda Rd between J O Melbourne Star z L BRIDGE STREET I Stop 8 Melbourne Central Station and Stop 20 Park St. Observation a M O Wheel FLINDERS STREET N T KING STREET R a O The District z SPENCER STREET A William Street – 5.30pm to 2.30am Docklands a D ­­a a Shopping P Centre a a U N T z Yarra Park R ROUTE No trams running between Stop 2 Market St z ­ Federation Melbourne O Birrarung Marr Cricket Live Site A z D Docklands Live Site a Square 58 and Stop 119 Wells St. HARBOUR ESPLANADE Ground a Flinders Street (MCG) Richmond z BR UN a Station TO Marvel N A VE DOCKLANDS DRIVE Stadium NU Southern ­a z a E Punt Flinders Street – 5.30pm to 2.30am z a Immigration Road Cross Station ­ Museum Rod Laver Oval Richmond Station Arena No trams in Docklands or between ST KILDA ROAD ROUTE Arts Centre Melbourne SEA LIFE Arena 70 & 75 Stop 4 Flinders Street Station and Melbourne Melbourne Aquarium B OLYMPIC BOUL a A EVARD SWAN STREET COLLINS STREET z T Stop 6 Russell St. K M I S a N O National Gallery A U N G T H of Victoria A S B Kings Domain V A E ­­a W NK Live Site N AAMI A B U OUL Sidney Myer E Y EVAR Park a D Music Bowl Bourke Street – 6pm to 2am FLINDERS STREET QUEENSBRIDGE STREET POWER STREET ROUTE No trams in Docklands beyond R Some trams run on only part RIVE Crown 86 Stop 119 La Trobe St. YARRA Entertainment of their route to service areas GRANT STREET CITY ROAD ROUTE of high passenger demand. Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre Trams run as normal. D A O 96 R Australian Centre Y B Normal Night Network N A M for Contemporary Art R O N services resume from 2.30am. KINGS WAY Royal Botanic Gardens Collins Street – 10pm to 1am CLARENDON STREET W WELLS STREET EST GATE FREEWAY STURT STREET P U Routes and symbols Shrine of N T ROUTE Remembrance No trams running between Stop 5 ­a R O A 11 & 48 D z Elizabeth St and Stop 7 101 Collins St. z 2 Tram route number a ­ ­a S ROUTE Tram service South Trams divert via La Trobe Street between a Melbourne EASTERN ROAD 12 & Stop 12 St Vincent’s Plaza and Stop 124 Diverting trams 109 S Tram shuttle route Batman Park. PARK STREET South Melbourne 2 Tram terminus Market No tram South Yarra Train line TOORAK ROAD a Fireworks live sites ST KILDA ROAD Map not to scale ­a Port Melbourne 17623 YTM NYE - Brochure_FA.indd 2 7/12/18 2:49 pm Albert Park a COMMERCIAL ROAD Albert Park Lake ­ z z Prahran ­a a HIGH STREET ­ Middle Park.
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