Access to Princess Park By Public Transport GLOBAL VILLAGE MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL

Tram Information  From Flinders St Station  There are two ways to access the festival grounds if you are using a train to access the city:  Access from Swanson St would require a tram right on any of these trams routes:  5,6,  Access from Elizabeth St would require a tram right on any of these trams routes:  1,19  To access the event site by bus please consult the maps on the GVMF website for more information by clicking on the link below 

Train Information Also click on this link for all public transport information ables

Bus Information  There are over 300 bus routes across Melbourne servicing cross-suburban travel, CBD trips for commuters, connections to train stations, major shopping centres, and leisure and sporting venues.  Airport buses: Several airport bus services connect the suburbs to both Melbourne and Avalon Airports. For more information, see airport buses.airport buses  NightRider: NightRider is a bus service that provides a safe, easy and inexpensive way to travel between the city and Melbourne’s outer suburbs after midnight on weekends. Buses run every 30 minutes from 1.30am – 4.30am on Saturdays and 1.30am – 5.30am on Sundays, with additional services on some routes. For more information, see NightRider.NightRider  School buses: School buses run throughout Melbourne on school days and are generally not available for public use. School bus timetable information is available from the relevant bus operator or school.  Telebuses: Telebuses are demand responsive services. Passengers can board or leave buses at one of the fixed stops in the area or can be picked up or dropped off at home.  ALSO CONSULT THE ATTACHED LINK AND THE LIVE LINKS IN THE TEXT  