Trains, trams & buses

The Glenelg tram line will be closed between South Terrace, Adelaide and Moseley Square, Glenelg until late January 2026.

Buses will replace trams during the six-month partial closure, connecting with trams arriving and departing at South Terrace tram stop.

Visit Adelaide Metro's website for more information.

Adelaide Metro

Adelaide’s public transport system is run by Adelaide Metro, providing locals and visitors travel options throughout the city and the greater metropolitan area.

See their website for:

You can also call the Adelaide Metro InfoLine on 1300 311 108 between 7:00 am to 8:00 pm daily.

Free travel in the city and North Adelaide

For your convenience Adelaide Metro offers free public transport options in the city and North Adelaide.

Free City Connector bus

The free City Connector bus links you to popular city attractions, shopping, dining, education and other services. All buses are wheelchair and pram friendly.

There are two different routes:

  • Route 99A and 99C: loop around the CBD, available Monday to Friday.
  • Route 98A and 98C: loop around the CBD and North Adelaide, available every day.

The free City Connector bus is a joint initiative of the City of Adelaide and Adelaide Metro.

Free tram travel zone

The free tram travel zone is between the South Terrace, Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Festival Plaza and Botanic Gardens tram stops.

Refer to Adelaide Metro's 'Explore Adelaide' free City Connector map for the most up-to-date details.

Free tram and bus routes in the city

Disclaimer: Please note that the map above is from the Adelaide Metro website and may not be the most up-to-date information. Please visit the Adelaide Metro website for the most accurate details.

New App Trial

From Monday 5 February the State Government is trialling a new app on the City Connector which is designed to make the public transport system more accessible.

The app alerts the bus driver about the passenger waiting to board the bus at an upcoming bus stop
when approaching it.

The app then sends notifications on the passenger's phone when the bus is approaching both the pick-up
as well as destination stops.

The app is available to download at the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store.