Are trams still free in Melbourne CBD?

Travel on trams in Melbourne’s city centre is free. View a map of the Free Tram Zone on the PTV website. Tram stops in the Free Tram Zone are clearly marked. If you start or finish a journey outside the Free Tram Zone, a valid myki card is still required.

How does Melbourne free tram zone work?

If your tram journey is exclusively within the zone, travel is free, meaning you do not need to touch on with a myki. Do not touch on or you will be charged a Zone 1 two hour fare. Call 1800 800 007 PTV call centre for more information.

How do I get a tram card in Melbourne?

You can register online, via the PTV app or call 1800 800 007 and registration is instant. You’ll need your 15-digit myki number to register. With a registered myki you can check your myki balance, top up, buy a myki, get notified when your myki is due to expire and more.

Is Melbourne tram 35 free?

The City Circle (route 35) is a zero-fare tram running around the Melbourne central business district in Australia.

Is Melbourne tram 58 free?

Best of all, if travelling from the CBD or Docklands, you can get there for free on a Route 58 tram – get off at Stop 9 Queen Victoria Market, which is in the city’s Free Tram Zone.

What happens if you don’t tap off myki?

Forgot to touch off? If you don’t touch off on a V/Line commuter service you’ll be charged a default 2 hour peak fare between the zone of touch on and Zone 1. When the conductor checks your myki, they’ll set the default fare to the end of the line you’re travelling on.

How can I save Money on myki?

More public transport hacks to save you money and headaches: Get nine hours’ travel for the price of two by touching on your myki after 6pm – you can travel until 3am the next day without extra charge.

What is Zone 1 and Zone 2 in Melbourne?

Melbourne is a large city, so for ticketing purposes it has been divided into two ‘zones’. Zone 1 includes the CBD and the inner suburbs, while Zone 2 encompasses the outer suburbs.

Which trams are free in Melbourne?

Free tram travel The city’s Free Tram Zone extends from Queen Victoria Market to Docklands, Spring Street, Flinders Street Station and Federation Square. Travel on the City Circle Tram is also free. Hop on and off the historic trams as often as you like.

Which Melbourne trams are free?

Which tram goes to the Melbourne Zoo?

Where is the Zoo? By Tram – Tram 55 runs from William Street in the city centre every day, stopping directly outside Melbourne Zoo. By Train – Trains run from Flinders Street Station on the Upfield line every day, stopping at Melbourne Zoo’s own Royal Park Station.

What happens if you touch on but dont touch off?

How long does Money stay on myki?

All myki smartcards expire after four years. A Mobile myki expires after two years. If your myki has expired, or is due to expire within 60 days, you’re entitled to an on-the-spot replacement. Your current balance will be transferred to the new myki, which you can use immediately.

How much is a full year myki?

Pricing (2022):

Zone/s	PTUA Commuter Club 365-day Myki Pass	Compare to 365-day Pass retail
Zone 1 and 2	$1,635 + $50 membership* = $1,685	$1,794
Zone 2 only	$1,111 + $50 membership* = $1,161	$1,209

Is Melbourne Zoo in free tram zone?

The tram system extends out to many of the attractions in Melbourne including the Melbourne Zoo, Royal Botanic Gardens and many sporting facilities including the MCG and Rod Laver Arena.

Can I hop on and off the Melbourne tram?

Passengers are welcome to hop on and off at any of the stops along the route, and visitors will also be happy to know that the tram also has free commentary in English. The pre-recorded commentary will give you an overview of the historic landmarks and their significance to the city of Melbourne.

How many trams are there in Melbourne?

As of May 2017, the Melbourne tramway network consists of 250 kilometres (160 miles) of double track, 493 trams, 24 routes, and 1,763 tram stops. The operator Yarra Trams claims the system is the largest operational urban tram network in the world.

How is the City Circle Tram different from other trams?

Unlike other trams, the City Circle Tram is reddish-brownish in colour, making it easily distinguishable from the normal trams (which aren’t free) – you’ll also see the name ‘City Circle Tram’ on it. The tram route includes stops along La Trobe St, Spring St, the Docklands and Harbour Esplanade.

Is Yarra Trams the largest urban tram network in the world?

The operator Yarra Trams claims the system is the largest operational urban tram network in the world. Ticketing, public information and patronage promotion are undertaken by Victoria’s public transport body, Public Transport Victoria.