39th AUSIT National Conference
– getting to and around Adelaide

• trams are completely free within the CBD, easy to use and very reliable. The Botanical Line runs east-west between Royal Adelaide Hospital and the Botanic Gardens along North Terrace, stopping near Adelaide Railway Station. The Glenelg Line runs north-south between the Adelaide Oval and South Terrace. It passes Chinatown and the Central Market.

• Glenelg Line: This line extends past South Terrace all the way to the popular coastal suburb of Glenelg (standard fare applies outside the Free Zone).

bus

• Free City Connector: Two free bus routes (98A/98C and 99A/99C) loop around the CBD and North Adelaide. The 98 loop runs 7 days a week; the 99 loop operates Mon–Fri. Frequency: roughly every 15 minutes on weekdays and 30 minutes on weekends. 

• General Buses: Adelaide’s comprehensive bus network reaches the inner and outer suburbs, including the Adelaide Hills.

train

• Outer Harbor & Belair Lines: Trains depart from the central Adelaide Railway Station on North Terrace for destinations including historic Port Adelaide, Semaphore and the foothills.

+    For getting to and from the conference venue, see below

• Tap & Pay: You can simply tap your contactless credit card or smartphone on validators when boarding.

• MetroCARD: If you plan on using transit frequently, you can pick up a physical reloadable MetroCARD (available at agents, train stations, or the InfoCentre) which gives you access to cheaper regular and concession fares.

• Buy & Go App: You can download the Buy & Go app to purchase tickets on your phone and validate them by scanning QR codes onboard.

• Tap-On Only: You only need to validate when boarding; there is no need to tap off when exiting.