Free Metrocard, Cheaper Monthly Pass, Free Public Transport for Primary School Groups @ Adelaide Metro

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Free Metrocard, Cheaper Monthly Pass, Free Public Transport for Primary School Groups @ Adelaide Metro

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zzymurgy on 30/03/2018 - 00:55 adelaidemetro.com.au (364 clicks)
Last edited 25/06/2019 - 12:46

Cheaper 28 Day Pass
New 14 Day Pass
No card fee for metroCARDs
Free group travel for primary schools

Cheaper 28 Day Pass

Get unlimited travel on all bus, train and tram services for 28 consecutive days - now even cheaper!

Regular 28 Day Pass just $99 - SAVE $25.50
Save $45.80 compared to standard fares
Concession 28 Day Pass just $49 - SAVE $13.20
Save $22.60 compared to standard fares
Student 28 Day Pass just $25 - SAVE $16.50
Save $23.40 compared to standard fares

New 14 Day Pass

As well as price reductions on the 28 Day Pass, a new 14 Day Pass is being introduced.

This new product offers greater flexibility and an affordable alternative for unlimited travel on all bus, train and tram services for 14 consecutive days.

14 Day Pass prices

Regular $60
Concession $29.50
Student $15.10

No card fee for metroCARDs - Save $5.00 Regular or $3.50 Concession

Free group travel for primary schools - 9.30am to 3.00pm Monday to Friday including school holidays.

Plus up to four accompanying adults travel free per group
Bookings are essential

What is metroCARD?
metroCARD is a safe and convenient electronic fare card which provides the best option for frequent public transport users. It has great features such as protection if lost or stolen, handy auto-recharge option and will calculate your best fare when you travel at different times.

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tj12345 on 30/03/2018 - 01:09

+4

I appreciate how affordable public transport here is, my wallet cries every time I go to the east coast and a train ride into the city costs.. a lot.
- xev on 30/03/2018 - 01:35
  
  -5
  
  It could be even cheaper if they didn't spend so much money on bloody trams.
  - xev on 30/03/2018 - 15:06
    
    lol, why all the down votes? The government has wasted a colossal amount of money on the trams (and the bus tunnel) and will waste a lot more. Hundreds of millions of dollars. How much has it cost just to go up North Tce, over 80 million? and another 35+ million is needed just to put a right hand turn from king William to North Tce.
    
    I am yet to hear or see any argument to support trams over buses. We ripped up the tram lines because buses were introduced here and the trams were no longer necessary.
    
    There is nothing a tram can do that a bus cannot, but there is a lot a bus can do that a tram cannot. Not counting all the additional inconvenience a tram causes to other traffic.
    
    The money would have been better improving and renewing the bus stock we have.
    
    Public transport ticket prices are going to drastically increase to help pay for it all.
    - Laziofogna on 30/03/2018 - 20:08
      
      -1
      
      According to you in Melbourne they got it all wrong. Genius.
    - xev on 31/03/2018 - 00:52
      
      Melbourne didn't rip up their tracks, Adelaide did.
      
      So did Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Hobart.
      
      First there were horse drawn Trams, then there were electric trams,
      then there were trolley buses and then there were buses.
      
      And the tracks were removed.
      
      Adelaide, except for one track to Glenelg is starting from scratch.
avgbowlofpho on 30/03/2018 - 08:39

-3

Finally a good reason to live in Adelaide
King Tightarse on 30/03/2018 - 08:41

+2

Wow Adelaide Metro has a really piss-poor graphic.
A combination of London metro and https://2h7qju2c3qvcc3s86ekn8n0-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/phil…
TrulyUnicorn on 31/03/2018 - 16:35

+1

Wow this is actually significantly cheaper. Paying $25 instead of $42 for 28-day passes is fantastic for students!

This was posted 6 years 28 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal.