Metropolitan zones
Metropolitan Melbourne’s public transport network is divided into two main zones. The cost of a journey depends on which zones are being travelled in.
Metcards are available for travel in each of the individual zones, and two-zone combinations.
Check what zones you are planning to visit and make sure you have a ticket that covers your entire journey. For example, travelling to Belgrave Station (Zone 2) from the city (Zone 1) will require a Zone 1+2 Metcard.
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Please note: 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.
Additionally, for single trips within the city centre customers can purchase a City Saver Metcard.
A guide to the metropolitan zone boundary locations
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Ashburton Altona Bentleigh Brighton Beach Camberwell East Malvern Hughesdale Ivanhoe Laverton North Coburg Pascoe Vale Preston Sunshine Williamstown |
Box Hill Broadmeadows Bundoora Belgrave Chelsea Clayton Cranbourne Dandenong East Burwood Epping Frankston Glen Waverley Hurstbridge Lilydale Melton Nunawading Pakenham Sandringham Stony Point Sydenham Werribee |
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City Saver
City Saver Metcards are designed for travel around the city centre as well as to key Melbourne landmarks. You can use a City Saver Metcard for a single journey on a tram, bus or for train travel between any two stations within the City Saver area.
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City Saver train stations |
City Saver tram and bus boundaries |
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Flagstaff Station Flinders Street Station Jolimont Station Melbourne Central Station North Melbourne Station Parliament Station Richmond Station Southern Cross Station |
Docklands Drive Domain Interchange Harbour Esplanade Kings Way Melbourne Museum Melbourne University Royal Melbourne Hospital St Vincent’s Plaza |
