Adelaide Metro is Adelaide's public transport system, comprising buses, trains and trams.
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Accessibility
All buses, trains and trams have ramps to help people who need them to board.
There are priority seats and allocated spaces on-board with signs on them for people who:
- use wheelchairs and other mobility aids
- have assistance dogs
- may have difficulties standing safely
- are pregnant
- are with children in prams.
While any passenger can use an empty priority seat or space, you must move if someone else needs it more than you do. Remember that not all disabilities or mobility issues are easy to see.
As a courtesy, passengers should offer their seat to any passenger who looks like they could use a seat.
Access and disability - Adelaide Metro
Getting around with a disability
After midnight buses
After midnight buses run on Saturday nights between midnight and 6:00 am Sunday morning in some locations.
Bikes and large items
Transport drivers can't help you onto vehicles or lift items for you, and they may stop you from boarding if you have anything with you that is dangerous, unhygienic or too big to fit on board.
You can't take bikes on buses or trams.
You can take your bike on trains. You can secure your bike in an empty wheelchair space during your trip, but you must move it if someone using a mobility aid needs the area.
Bikes, prams, luggage and large items - Adelaide Metro
Fares and tickets
Adelaide Metro fares are the same on buses, trains and trams and remain the same no matter the distance travelled. You can pay with a rechargeable metroCARD, a paper MetroTicket, or Adelaide Metro tap and pay by using your credit/debit card or smart device (available on all trams and O-Bahn buses, and some buses).
Adelaide Metro fares and tickets - Adelaide Metro
Concession fares
Check if you're eligible for concession travel
Free city trams and circle buses
Adelaide Metro offers some free public transport services within the city centre and to North Adelaide.
On demand buses
On-demand buses, offering door-to-door public transport services are available in some areas.
Park and ride
At Park 'n' Ride car parks you can leave your car and transfer to an Adelaide Metro public transport service to complete the journey.
Secure bike cages, bike lockers and disability parking bays are also available at many locations.
Real time passenger information
Real time arrival information for buses, trains and trams, timetables and a journey planner are available online through the Adelaide Metro website or one of the recommended public transport apps. Adelaide public transport information is also integrated into Google Maps.
Visiting Adelaide
Use the Adelaide Metro bus, tram and train network to get around.
Visiting Adelaide - Adelaide Metro
How to get to and from Adelaide airport
Adelaide airport is 8 kilometres from the centre of the city and is easily accessed by car, bus and taxi.
The Adelaide Airport bus travels between Adelaide airport and the city. There are other services to Glenelg, West Lakes Centre, and Marion Centre Interchanges.
Pay on board using Adelaide Metro tap and pay.
Related information
Contact
Call Adelaide Metro InfoLine
Phone: 1300 311 108
Lines are open 7:00 am to 8:00 pm every day
National Relay Service:
- Voice relay: 1300 555 727
- TTY: 133 677
- SMS relay: 0423 677 767
Visit Adelaide Railway Station InfoCentre
North Terrace (near the barrier gates to the trains)
Open: 7:00 am to 8:00 pm every day (special event days 7:00 am to 12:15 am)
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