Getting to the Australian Open Monday 8 February to Sunday 21 February

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Getting to the Australian Open Monday 8 February to Sunday 21 February a z z Melbourne z z Central Station Parliament Station Flagstaff Station z z z mins Parliament Station to Rod Laver West Richmond Station mins Arena Zone, City entrance Flinders Steet Station to Margaret Court Arena Zone, z Garden Square entrance Jolimont Station z z Stop A William Barak Stop Russell St a Bridge/Melbourne Park, Marvel Access to Rod Laver Stadium Stop Flinders Street Arena Zone, City entrance mins Station/Swanston St Ride Share pick up Stop B Rod Laver Arena Jolimont Station to Stop Flinders Street MCG Gates –, Margaret Court Arena Zone, Station/Elizabeth St Access to Margaret Court Garden Square entrance z Federation Square Arena Zone z Flinders Street Southern a Station Cross Station Stop Market St mins mins Flinders Steet Station Margaret Court to Rod Laver Arena Zone, Arena a Southern Cross Station Stop Melbourne Aquarium City entrance to Flinders Street trams Stop C John Cain Arena, Rod Laver Access to John Cain Arena Zone mins Arena Punt Road Stop Spencer St Oval a z Rod Laver Arena Zone, Stop D Stop D Flinders St West Grand Slam Oval entrance Grand John Cain Arena Olympic Boulevard, Slam Access to John Cain Oval National Tennis Richmond Station Centre Arena Zone Practice Village Ride Share pick up a z Swan Street and mins Punt Road Bus Stop mins Richmond Station to Rod Laver Arena Zone, Richmond Station z Grand Slam Oval entrance to John Cain Arena Zone z N Routes and symbols Tram route number Route 70a free shuttle tram Bus route number Margaret Court Arena Zone Enter only via Garden Square entrance Tram service Free shuttle tram services Ride Share Rod Laver Arena Zone Free tram zone Walking path Accessible stop Enter only via City entrance or Grand Slam Oval entrance John Cain Arena Zone Enter only via Practice Village entrance or Richmond entrance This map and its details are a guide only..

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