What train line is Melbourne Zoo on?

Upfield line
Make sure you travel safely on board. Trains run from Flinders Street Station on the Upfield line every day, stopping at Royal Park Station – just across the road from Melbourne Zoo’s rail gate entrance. Please see above advice about planned disruptions on the Upfield line due to the Level Crossing Removal Project.

How long does it take to get around Melbourne Zoo?

We are usually there about 3 – 4 hours but take lots of food with us. There is lots of walking and the kids do tire but you could be there much less time or longer. You can plan your day around what animals you all want to see.

Is Melbourne Zoo in the free tram zone?

Under Mr Barton’s plan, the MCG, National Gallery of Victoria, Shrine of Remembrance and the Melbourne Zoo would be included in the new free tram zone.

How long do you need at Werribee Zoo?

We recommend spending between 4-6 hours to visit Werribee Open Range Zoo, in order to take in all of our highlights. We also recommend arriving in the morning, as our lion cubs are available for viewing until 12pm.

Can you take food to Melbourne Zoo?

Can I bring my own food or picnic to the zoo? You are also most welcome to BYO picnic to the zoo. If you need to pop out to your car to get your picnic at lunchtime, make sure you let our friendly gate staff know so they can let you back into the zoo as your ticket will not work once it has been scanned.

How old is the Melbourne Zoo?

History. Melbourne Zoo is Australia’s oldest zoo and was modelled on London Zoo. The zoo was opened on 6 October 1862 at the Royal Park site of 55-acre (22 ha) on land donated by the City of Melbourne. Before this, animals were housed at the botanical gardens in Melbourne.

Can you bring your own food to Melbourne Zoo?

Which zoo is better Melbourne or Werribee?

Melbourne Zoo is closer and has more to see. Werribee is an open plains zoo specializing in big mammals. Apart from the meerkat enclosure, my kids were never that taken with Werribee as, for the most part, the animals are at a distance and you see them from a bus.

Where is the free tram zone in Melbourne?

The city’s Free Tram Zone extends from Queen Victoria Market to Docklands, Spring Street, Flinders Street Station and Federation Square. Travel on the City Circle Tram is also free. Hop on and off the historic trams as often as you like.

How much does it cost to ride a tram in Melbourne?

Default fares

Mode	Fare type	Default fare
Tram	Full fare	$4.50
Concession	$2.25
Bus	Full fare	All zones between and including the zone where the customer touches on and the zone at the end of the service.
Concession

Which is better Werribee or Melbourne Zoo?

How much is entry to the Werribee Zoo?

Child weekdays: $20.00 (note: 4-15 years enter free on weekends and holidays) Concession: $30.00 Senior: $36.00 Adult: $40.00 Children under three years old receive free entry every day.

Which is the nearest tram station to Melbourne Zoo?

The nearest tram station to Melbourne Zoo in Parkville is a 2 min walk away. What’s the nearest tram station to Melbourne Zoo in Parkville? The 27-Royal Park Station/Royal Park (Parkville) station is the nearest one to Melbourne Zoo in Parkville.

Where does the Upfield line go to Melbourne Zoo?

Trains run from Flinders Street Station on the Upfield line every day, stopping at Royal Park Station – just across the road from Melbourne Zoo’s rail gate entrance. Please see above advice about planned disruptions on the Upfield line due to the Level Crossing Removal Project.

How much does it cost to park at Melbourne Zoo?

Melbourne Zoo is located only minutes north of the city centre at Royal Park and is 20 minutes from Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine). Car parking is $2 for a five hour ticket and is run by Melbourne City Council.

Is there a bus from Moonee Ponds to Melbourne Zoo?

Bus route 505 from Moonee Ponds to Melbourne University stops outside Melbourne Zoo. Travellers Aid volunteer companions are available during the Easter school holidays to provide assistance and confidence while travelling on public transport to the Zoo.