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Public transport for the NRL Round 17 –  Melbourne Storm v Cronulla Sharks:  Sunday 29 June 2025Extra services will help you get home from AAMI Park.

Kick-off is at 2:00 pm.

Before you travel

Plan your journey using Journey planner. Check Disruptions for service changes that may affect your journey.

Disruptions:

• For passengers on the Frankston line, buses replace trains between Cheltenham and Frankston.
• For passengers on the Stony Point line, buses replace trains between Frankston and Stony Point.
• For passengers on the Sunbury line, buses replace trains between North Melbourne and Sunbury, and between Watergardens and Sunbury.

 Metropolitan train

Return service from Richmond Station

• Glen Waverley – leaving at 4:06 pm from Platform 10
• Sandringham – leaving at 4:14 pm from Platform 2

 Metropolitan tram

Getting to and from AAMI Park

Route 70

• Trams will operate from Flinders Street / Elizabeth Street (Stop 4) and Stop 7C MCG/John Cain Arena.

 Metropolitan bus

Customers can catch the following buses close to the MCG:

• Route 246

 Regional train

• Normal services departing from Southern Cross Station

Additional information 

• Check Disruptions for any service changes that may affect your journey to and from the event.
• Plan your journey using Journey planner.
• Download our free mobile apps for Android and iOS to get public transport information on the go. You can also top up your myki instantly in the app.
• If you need accessibility information and assistance, see Accessibility.
• Top up your myki before travelling or set Auto Top Up so you never need to top up again. For more information, see Auto Top Up.
• Mobile myki is a new way to travel with myki. It’s a digital myki on your Android phone on the Google Wallet^TM app.
• For information about tickets for children and concessions, see Children and Concessions.
• If you need more information or special assistance, please call 1800 800 007 before travelling.

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