Plan your visit
We can’t wait to welcome you to Melbourne & Olympic Parks!
Main entrances for all venues are located via Olympic Boulevard or Batman Avenue.
For major events, public transport is the most effective way of getting to the precinct, with trams, trains and buses all operating in the area.
The precinct is a 10-minute walk from the CBD via Birrarung Marr or the Tanderrum Bridge.
Which event are you attending?
Toggle the dropdown below to view how busy the precinct will be on your event day.
Our guide
Heavy traffic alert
Traffic is going to be heavy try getting to the event half an hour earlier.
There are 2 other events at the precinct and 1 other event around Melbourne during this time.
Our guide
Upcoming transport works
Works continue as part of Victoria’s Big Build in June, July and August, including:
Major works on the Monash Freeway, Hume Freeway and M80 Ring Road as part of Major Road Projects Victoria, with road closures taking place throughout June, July and August.
Continuing track and platform upgrades across Sunbury, Geelong and Ballarat lines as part of the Sunbury Line Upgrade and Metro Tunnel, with buses replacing trains in July.
Level crossing removal works, with road closures and buses replacing trains on the Werribee Line in June, Ballarat, Geelong and Lilydale lines in July, Frankston Line in July/August and Williamstown Line from August to November.
Upgrades to the Geelong and Warrnambool lines as part of the Regional Rail Revival program, with road closures and buses replacing trains in June.
Visit Victoria’s Big Build for the full details on the disruptions, key locations and dates and how your travel route may be affected.
At the same time, works continue across Victoria’s train, tram and roads infrastructure to keep the network running smoothly now and into the future, including:
Major tram track renewal and platform upgrade works with road closures and buses replacing trams on Toorak Road in June and St Kilda Road in June/July.
Maintenance works on Bendigo, Echuca and Swan Hill lines, with coaches replacing trains in June/July.
️Visit PTV for more information about the dates and locations of the disruptions and journey planning tools.