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SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium
King St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Immigration Museum (Museums Victoria)
400 Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
The Trust
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555 Flinders Ln, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
The ANZ Banking Museum
388 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Hellenic Museum
280 William St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
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Healeys Ln, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Queens Bridge
Queens Bridge St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Project8 Gallery
Level 2/417 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
La Trobe University City Campus
Level 2/360 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Nearby restaurants
Gourmet Curry Hut
Shop 10/555 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Henry and The Fox
525 Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Göz City
502 Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Pok Pok Junior
9/555 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Delhi Rocks
205 King St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Doughboys Melbourne
535 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Royal Stacks Collins St.
470 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Patricia Coffee Brewers
Rear of, 493-495 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
MOMO CHAA
540 Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Axil Coffee Roasters
565 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Nearby local services
Exchange Tower
530 Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3008, Australia
Goldsbrough Village
Goldsbrough La, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Collins House Apartments by CLLIX
464 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Melbourne Flower Merchant
Shop 2/555 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Garde-Wilson Criminal Lawyers
Level 40/140 William St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Sharp & Carter
L 30/555 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Bourke Place
600 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Zeropest Australia
Level 9/440 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Spencer Outlet Centre
201 Spencer St, Docklands VIC 3008, Australia
567 Collins Street
567 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
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Oaks Melbourne on Collins Suites
480 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
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131 King St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
InterContinental Melbourne by IHG
495 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Meriton Suites Melbourne
140 King St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Wyndham Hotel Melbourne
199 William St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
YEHS Melbourne Hotel CBD
600 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Quest on William
172 William St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Mantra on Little Bourke Melbourne
471 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Hilton Melbourne Little Queen Street
18 Little Queen St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Oaks Melbourne on Market Hotel
60 Market St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
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Yarra Trams

555 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
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attractions: SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium, Immigration Museum (Museums Victoria), The Trust, Art Masterclass Melbourne, The ANZ Banking Museum, Hellenic Museum, Koreatown Melbourne (Kimchi Lane), Queens Bridge, Project8 Gallery, La Trobe University City Campus, restaurants: Gourmet Curry Hut, Henry and The Fox, Göz City, Pok Pok Junior, Delhi Rocks, Doughboys Melbourne, Royal Stacks Collins St., Patricia Coffee Brewers, MOMO CHAA, Axil Coffee Roasters, local businesses: Exchange Tower, Goldsbrough Village, Collins House Apartments by CLLIX, Melbourne Flower Merchant, Garde-Wilson Criminal Lawyers, Sharp & Carter, Bourke Place, Zeropest Australia, Spencer Outlet Centre, 567 Collins Street
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Nearby attractions of Yarra Trams

SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium

Immigration Museum (Museums Victoria)

The Trust

Art Masterclass Melbourne

The ANZ Banking Museum

Hellenic Museum

Koreatown Melbourne (Kimchi Lane)

Queens Bridge

Project8 Gallery

La Trobe University City Campus

SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium

SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium

4.2

(7K)

Closed
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Immigration Museum (Museums Victoria)

Immigration Museum (Museums Victoria)

4.4

(1.5K)

Closed
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The Trust

The Trust

4.2

(127)

Open until 11:30 PM
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Art Masterclass Melbourne

Art Masterclass Melbourne

4.8

(328)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Yarra Trams

Gourmet Curry Hut

Henry and The Fox

Göz City

Pok Pok Junior

Delhi Rocks

Doughboys Melbourne

Royal Stacks Collins St.

Patricia Coffee Brewers

MOMO CHAA

Axil Coffee Roasters

Gourmet Curry Hut

Gourmet Curry Hut

4.7

(1.7K)

Closed
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Henry and The Fox

Henry and The Fox

4.1

(768)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Göz City

Göz City

4.6

(246)

Closed
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Pok Pok Junior

Pok Pok Junior

4.0

(253)

Closed
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Nearby local services of Yarra Trams

Exchange Tower

Goldsbrough Village

Collins House Apartments by CLLIX

Melbourne Flower Merchant

Garde-Wilson Criminal Lawyers

Sharp & Carter

Bourke Place

Zeropest Australia

Spencer Outlet Centre

567 Collins Street

Exchange Tower

Exchange Tower

4.7

(470)

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Goldsbrough Village

Goldsbrough Village

4.3

(228)

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Collins House Apartments by CLLIX

Collins House Apartments by CLLIX

4.7

(195)

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Melbourne Flower Merchant

Melbourne Flower Merchant

3.8

(75)

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Sarah TaylorSarah Taylor
Where do I start? Where. Do. I. Start?????????? I've travelled on public transport for many years and I've seen a lot but what I've seen, and what's been done to me on Yarra Trams is by far the worst. I give them a three because the tram is an important mode of transport for us in Melbourne, but everything else is marked as poor. The lack of safety and hygiene, the bizarre behaviour of Yarra Trams ticket inspectors who have (among other things) chased me across roads to check my ticket, grabbed my ticket and walked to the end of the tram and discussed it with their colleagues for ages, made snide remarks about me etc, etc... the seating is cramped and uncomfortable, especially on the light rail where a small person like me barely has leg room, and trams are nearly always full. After being full you get four ticket inspectors coming on and it makes it very uncomfortable, especially when they only fine certain people. If you have a shopping trolley, it's hard to get on cos the steps are so steep, if you have shopping bags there's nowhere to put them. Overall, they're just not practical or safe for the every day tasks people need them for.
Ashfaq LukmanAshfaq Lukman
Yarra Trams/City of Melbourne should really consider how and when they do their maintenance activities at night time. It’s 1:30am midnight and they are conducting maintenance activities at the tram stop shelter roofs that’s so freaking loud. When I mean loud it is effin loud. People who work day hours unlike the maintenance crew are suffering to sleep. I do understand that most PM (preventative maintenance) are conducted during the night time once the tram services are stopped, however this was extremely loud. Either Yarra trams or city of Melbourne should come up with solutions to atleast notify the building managements so tenants are prepared to ruin their night. Thanks for spoiling my sleep.
Arthur CharltonArthur Charlton
Visiting Melbourne we took a tram ride, being from NZ our trams are in MOTAT museum of transport and technology! My dearly departed dad was a motorman on the Auckland trams during early 1950’s so my interest was intent! WOW, absolutely fantastic ride, smooth, quiet and the acceleration just incredible! The traffic flow around the trams was hardly interrupted, the frequency was great! A trip to Melbourne without a tram ride is inexcusable! I would recommend a Melbourne tram ride to every discerning traveller a great experience! Arthur C. CHARLTON west Auckland NZ
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Where do I start? Where. Do. I. Start?????????? I've travelled on public transport for many years and I've seen a lot but what I've seen, and what's been done to me on Yarra Trams is by far the worst. I give them a three because the tram is an important mode of transport for us in Melbourne, but everything else is marked as poor. The lack of safety and hygiene, the bizarre behaviour of Yarra Trams ticket inspectors who have (among other things) chased me across roads to check my ticket, grabbed my ticket and walked to the end of the tram and discussed it with their colleagues for ages, made snide remarks about me etc, etc... the seating is cramped and uncomfortable, especially on the light rail where a small person like me barely has leg room, and trams are nearly always full. After being full you get four ticket inspectors coming on and it makes it very uncomfortable, especially when they only fine certain people. If you have a shopping trolley, it's hard to get on cos the steps are so steep, if you have shopping bags there's nowhere to put them. Overall, they're just not practical or safe for the every day tasks people need them for.
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Yarra Trams/City of Melbourne should really consider how and when they do their maintenance activities at night time. It’s 1:30am midnight and they are conducting maintenance activities at the tram stop shelter roofs that’s so freaking loud. When I mean loud it is effin loud. People who work day hours unlike the maintenance crew are suffering to sleep. I do understand that most PM (preventative maintenance) are conducted during the night time once the tram services are stopped, however this was extremely loud. Either Yarra trams or city of Melbourne should come up with solutions to atleast notify the building managements so tenants are prepared to ruin their night. Thanks for spoiling my sleep.
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Visiting Melbourne we took a tram ride, being from NZ our trams are in MOTAT museum of transport and technology! My dearly departed dad was a motorman on the Auckland trams during early 1950’s so my interest was intent! WOW, absolutely fantastic ride, smooth, quiet and the acceleration just incredible! The traffic flow around the trams was hardly interrupted, the frequency was great! A trip to Melbourne without a tram ride is inexcusable! I would recommend a Melbourne tram ride to every discerning traveller a great experience! Arthur C. CHARLTON west Auckland NZ
Arthur Charlton

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2.6
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1.0
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Absolutely Abysmal!!! Appalling Services. You can complain all you want and they just do what they please and patronise you with a customer service call with not solution as to what they intend to do with improving their service. Whoever is in charge of planning needs to be fired. I have previously complained about the my tam route lines 5 & 64 which they combine after a certain hour in the evening the drivers are clueless and not co-ordinated and they are unable to Manage the Shunting that happens later in the evening can't even give you at time as they do not have a fixed time. They play every thing by ear. This is first world transportation for you. And today my complaint is about the Grand Prix -GP planning. So utterly, poorly planned, locals so terribly inconvenienced. This happened to me on the Friday the 14/03/25 and today 16/03/2025 Got stuck at Stop 32 Chapel street. People living along the route 64 and 5. Friday stood in the heat with children and elderly for 40 minutes waiting for a tram to take us further down the road. Had 4 trams pass us by and idling past our stop mid track 3 of them in a row and then all turning back to pick up passengers to take them to St. Kilda Junction with no passengers to take passengers to St. Kilda junction for the GP. And then again today Sunday in the midst of rain with no place to sit due to rain wetting the benches/seats due to the designing of the platform also very poor and elderly people with Walkers who cannot stand for long waited again for more than half an hour while we saw 7 trams pass us by all empty idle at the midst of nowhere point and all turned back to go back to St. Kilda Junction while we locals were inconvenienced. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out co-oridnation. After every 2 GP or lets say even 3 GP routes there should be 1 normal tram route line taking passengers along the normal tram route line. If the the normal tram route line was delayed Yarra Trams should be nimble enough re route shuttle so that the normal locals are not inconvenienced about their business. There is no bus replacement service available before 3 p.m. and until 7 pm. so no alternate provided. No staff on the routes to co-ordinate with the centre, or inform passengers, no real time tracking on the app. Absolute Shambles. This is the first year I have experienced such appalling service during the GP and I have been living on this route for the last 4 years. We pay the highest fares amongst all other states in Australia for this sub standard, below par service. I am absolutely disgusted with this transport system. Even worse than 3rd world transportation. They also run trams with no fans for passengers but fans and A/C's in the drivers cabins cause they're fear of getting sued, while we who pay our fares of $10:45 or more a day sit in hot trams with temperatures hotter inside than the outside heat. That in itself is human violation providing transportation in heated temperatures. They should not be using those trams on days when they are hot. Absolutely Ludicrous!!! Class action needs to be taken against the government for providing such...

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1y

Drivers on the 86 route need to learn that a tram stop means a tram is expected to stop there. Seems these individuals think it's fun to just skip stops for the hell of it. It's not a pleasant experience for passengers to have to continuously press the button so that the driver will stop only to have him or her hit the brakes hard and basically take out almost an entire tram load of passengers, or alternatively just drive past a designated stop adding extra travel time for the individuals that were wanting to get off. Cannot begin to fathom why these drivers don't seem to understand that a tram stop is where they are supposed to stop. What's it going to take Yarra Valley trams? You clearly don't take heed of polite calls asking that you instruct drivers to stop at all stops to let passengers on and off. I've also observed drivers telling at passengers simply standing at tram stops. Doesn't matter how bad a day the driver is, if they're at work, they need to keep their emotions in check. They have no right to abuse passengers without provocation!

Update: This service keeps going from bad to worse. Not only have drivers been abusive to passengers, but those that are more inclined to be passive aggressive (and there's lots of them) will usually see someone running to the tram, they'll smirk and they will lock the doors. Passengers get to the tram in time, but can't open the door because the driver will not allow it. Reminder to all tram drivers, you'll be elderly one day too and I'm sure the karma you are creating for yourself will visit you many times over.

In short, THIS SERVICE...

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11y

Today 9/12/14 at 3.36pm I was at Stop 9 Library/Melbourne Central when a tram stopped I saw that there was no signage on the front of the Tram So I pop my head into the door and asked the driver “Excuse me Sir. What number tram is this? I asked again He didn’t answer he either didn’t hear me or ignored me. I checked the next two Trams that had stopped a 1 and a 8 not suitable. So I got on the tram no. 173 and asked him again twice before he said I don’t Know! I got off. With the help of tram tracker I found out it was a 72 but the tram had left the stop. I then hopped on a tram that new its destination. Whilst on my journey I stopped at Flinders street Stop where I observed the most bizarre behavior by Three Yarra Trams Customer Service Officers They were in the middle of the stop Two officers were standing either side of a metal stand like wall flowers, and the third was pretending to bang his head onto the metal stand in an aggressive manner. First they were not doing their job secondly Not-one person would approach the Three Yarra tram Officers standing around talking and joking in the middle of the stop it would be intimidating. The thing is this sort of behavior is normal practice for most Yarra Tram Customer service officers. They are either standing together talking or on the phone So why bother having them… As most people ask fellow travellers as I’m often asked while there are Yarra Tram Customer Service Officers on the stop “Where to get to some Where? So get rid of them and then bring back more trams and the...

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