By bus

Travelling to Adelaide by long-distance bus is a practical option if you are coming from other Australian cities or regional areas. Several coach companies operate regular routes to the city, with most services arriving at the Adelaide Central Bus Station on Franklin Street in the city centre.

From the station, you can easily continue to the Adelaide Street Circuit in Victoria Park by local bus, tram, taxi, or rideshare.

Major bus operators serving Adelaide

• Greyhound Australia – the largest national coach network with more than 180 stops across mainland Australia and connections between many major cities and regional destinations.
• Firefly Express – operates interstate routes such as Melbourne – Adelaide – Sydney, often with day and overnight services.
• Stateliner – the main long-distance operator within South Australia, connecting Adelaide with regional towns such as Port Augusta, Whyalla, Port Lincoln and Mount Gambier.
• Murrays Coaches – another Australian coach company operating services and charter routes to multiple destinations across the country.

Tips for travelling by coach

• Book early, especially during major race weekends when services may sell out.
• Expect long travel times if coming from cities like Melbourne or Sydney, as distances in Australia are significant.
• Arrive early at the bus station, particularly on departure days with multiple event visitors.
• Check luggage limits with your chosen operator before travelling.

Long-distance buses are one of the most budget-friendly ways to reach Adelaide and can be a good option for fans travelling to the race weekend from other parts of Australia.

After arriving in Adelaide, the best way to continue to the Adelaide Street Circuit is by local public transport (more information here) or by taxi or rideshare services, which provide quick and convenient access to the circuit area.