Metropolitan zones

Melbourne's public transport network is divided into two main fare zones.

The type of ticket or myki you travel with depends on which zones you travel in.

Metcards and myki are available for travel in the individual zones or both.

Check which zones your journey covers before selecting a ticket to ensure it covers your entire journey.

For example, travelling to Belgrave Station (Zone 2) from the city (Zone 1) will require a Zone 1+2 ticket.

Zone 1, Zone 2 and zone boundary overlap

	Zone 1 covers the CBD and most inner suburbs of metropolitan Melbourne. For single trips within the city centre customers can travel on a City Saver fare.
	Zone 2 covers the outer suburbs of metropolitan Melbourne.
Zone boundary overlap	When travelling in a zone boundary overlap, passengers can travel with a ticket valid for either zone.

Travelling with the right ticket

Tickets need to be valid for each zone travelled in, however, when travelling in a zone boundary overlap, the ticket can be valid for either zone.

See Metcard or myki to work out which ticket suits your travel.

When you plan a trip using the journey planner your trip plan will tell you which zone/s you will be travelling in.

The following network and route maps show the ticketing zones and where the boundaries are:

	Metropolitan train
	→ Metropolitan train network map
	Metropolitan tram
	→ Metropolitan tram network map → Metropolitan tram network map (city centre)
	Metropolitan bus
	→ Metropolitan bus route maps