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Need Help 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Our Customer Information Team Will Keep You Updated During Service Changes and Disruptions 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 on Every Tram Every Day December and January: trams on your line will run to a normal frequency. However, times may differ slightly from the published timetable due to Christmas and holiday traffic changes. E xtra trams will operate for sporting events and festivals at the MCG, Etihad Stadium, AAMI Park and Flemington Racecourse. MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN Need Help 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Our Customer Information team will keep you 201 updated during service changes and disruptions 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 on every tram every day. BER M 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Onboard announcements ECE Over 4,000 announcements every month D 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2929 30 31 1 2 3 44 Join over 25,000 followers 5 tramTRACKER® 55 6 7 8 9 1010 1111 Real-time tram arrival information Y 201 including live disruption updates. R 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 A More than 1 million users every month U N 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Electronic screens, signs and notices A J at tram stops 26 Feb 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 Customer Service staff on the network T rams will run to a Saturday frequency with Special Days YOUR GUIDE TO TRAM SERVICES the last tram departing one hour earlier than 25 Dec – Christmas Day. Sunday frequency with an Public Transport information · Summer timetable the normal Saturday timetable. earlier first tram. City Circle trams will not operate. call 1800 800 007 (6am-midnight daily) · New Year’s Eve Route 3 will operate as Route 3a via St Kilda. 31 Dec – New Year’s Eve. Saturday frequency until 6pm then trams will run all night (all routes except Route 30 will operate on 29, 30 and 31 Dec only. · Australian Open 30, 78, 82 and City Circle). 26 Jan – Australia Day. Saturday frequency. Due to the Australia Day Parade through the F ree Australian Open shuttles 19 Jan - 1 Feb CBD, service changes will affect some trams. between the city and Melbourne Park with your valid Australian Open ticket. T ram improvement work - On Spencer and Flinders streets between 2 and 11 Jan. Service changes will affect some trams. M IN A G T D O N N R U D Australian Open 2015 - Trams New Year’s Eve – All night GettingO to your New Year’s Eve destinatMELBOURNEion by tram B H UNIVERSITY T every 3 minutes Uat busy times trams and service changes SO E D P 86 JJ Holland 55 Monday 19 January - SundayN 1 February 19 O Trams will run all night on most routes Park T T 59 S T G N S I (except Routes 30, 78, 82 and City Circle) N Yarra Trams and Tennis AuLstralia will once again All night tram L O N E T O 8 E S W ST provide theS easiePRING st way to get to and from the L S ST N N L 6 6pm to 2am Trams every 5-10 minutes except Routes 5 I 86 services Z 57 A 9 O 70a DY A 1 N G HO Australian Open with a high frequency tram shuttle W B & 78 which will operate every 20 minutes. 1 T O N Y 1 S S E R IC L D T Carlton service between theS City and Melbourne Park. N EAST During this period some trams will not run H Gardens R Routes 1 & 8 E S D the full length of the route in order to cater T terminate at N Catch the AustralianI Open MELBOURNEShuttle in Routes 12 & 109 L for large crowds. Melb Central F divert via La Trobe St 19 VI Flinders Street at: MIDNIGHT LIVE SITE Station CTORIA EXHIBITION PDE ST R 55 E 2am – 6am Trams every 30 minutes. SP IV FLAGSTAFF GARDENS 57 12 109 R A R R 109 S I R 59 N 12 T A G Y S T W MIDNIGHT LIVE SITE E S BIRRARUNG MARR Route 70a OB A R N Routes 11 & 48 TREASURY GARDENS T PARLIAMENT LA S 70a MELBOURNE terminate at STATION shuttle 1 & 8 5.30pm – Trams will operate in two sections: 109 T MIDNIGHT LIVE SITE 12 CENTRAL O 101 Collins RUSSELL ST trams will 2.30am · East Coburg/Moreland – Melb Central DOCKLANDS STATION N EARLY EVE AT T S YARRA PARK S Station S 48 STOP 5 FLAGSTAFF T operate from P 11 Fitzroy E Flinders Street FEDERATION E T L STATION S Gardens · Sth Melb Beach/Toorak – Southbank N E Station / Swanston St SQUARE RK D approximately C U O 48 D Boulevard/Arts Precinct Route 86 E B 75 O R one hour H terminates T W S S S ELLINGT 3a, 5, 6, 5.30pm – Trams will operate between the suburbs ETIHAD T IN ON PDE before the at Spencer St 96 LL 16 & 72 2.30am & Arts Precinct &S LTADIUMa Trobe St 86 CO SWANSTON ST PRINCES BRIDGE RouteBirrarungs 70 & 75 JOLIMONT start of play STATION 11, 48 10pm – Trams will operate in two sections: SOUTHERN terminateMarr at STOP 4 FLINDERS ST until one hour CROSS FLINDERS STATION 1am Russell/Flinders Sts Flinders Street · West Preston/North Balwyn – STATION STREET 70 MCG Station / Elizabeth St after the end 101 Collins St 48 STATION Routes 11 T Routes 5, 6, 8, 16 & 72 of play. · Victoria Harbour Docklands – Yarr S S Melbourne a Riv ER 1, 64 & 67 terminate at Park Elizabeth/Collins Sts er ND Route 55 FLI terminate at Arts Precinct ELIZABETH ST Free travel terminates S St Kilda Rd/ T 12, 109 10pm – Trams will divert along La Trobe St MIDNIGHT LIVE SITE at Flinders Ln K on shuttle Southbank I 1am between Southern Cross Station & St & Market St L KINGS DOMAIN Blvd D services only Vincent’s Plaza A RICHMOND R STATION C D with your valid City Circle Trams will operate until 5.30pm LA K 70a IN YLINK R 67 STOP 3 Australian CIT G 1 E S Market St 55 5.30pm – Trams will operate between West N W QUEEN ST 64 Open ticket. D A 2.30am Coburg & Flinders Ln/Market St O Y N Routes 64 & 67 S 64 & 67 5.30pm – Trams will operate between the suburbs T divert via Park St, Kingsway & Sturt St 2.30am & St Kilda Rd/Southbank Boulevard 09 Royal 1 12 MARKET ST diverting along Park St, Kings Way & Botanic Gardens D R Sturt St 9 6 D NT OMAIN R D 8 U 70 & 75 5.30pm – Trams will operate between the suburbs P ST 2.30am & Russell/Flinders Sts K 64 5 IL D 3 6 A 67 86 6pm – Trams will operate between Bundoora 1 R 16 2am RMIT – La Trobe/Spencer Sts D 72 Accessible low floor trams will operate TO Port Phillip Bay ORAK RD every 15 minutes (9am - midnight daily) Extra trams DIVERTING TRAM TRAM TERMINATES TRAIN STATIONS 3a/16 5.30pm - Trams will operate between Arts HERE (Altered operating hours) 2am Precinct – Luna Park NO TRAMS DUE TO TRAIN STATIONS 0.5km 1km For more information about extra trams to 48/75 7.30pm – Trams will operate between Russell/ ROAD CLOSURE (Open 24 hours) 10:30pm Flinders Sts – Burnley St along sporting events and festivals visit ptv.vic.gov.au Wellington Pde & Bridge Rd.
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