By train

Travelling by train is a comfortable and practical option if you are arriving from within South Australia or from interstate. Adelaide’s main railway station is centrally located, making onward travel to the Adelaide Street Circuit quick and simple.

Adelaide Railway Station

If you are travelling from regional South Australia or interstate (for example, from Melbourne via long-distance rail services), your journey will typically end at Adelaide Railway Station, located in the heart of the city on North Terrace.

• Location: Adelaide CBD
• Facilities: Shops, cafés, ticket offices and easy access to trams, buses, taxis and rideshare services.
• Distance to the circuit: Approximately 2–3 km, depending on the exact gate and event layout.

From Adelaide Railway Station to the circuit

Once you arrive at Adelaide Railway Station, you have several options:

• On foot: The Adelaide Street Circuit is located within the parklands near the city centre. Walking usually takes around 20–30 minutes.
• Tram: Adelaide’s tram network runs through the CBD and can help you get closer to the parklands area.
• Bus: Local bus services operate throughout the city and may have special race-weekend routes.
• Taxi or rideshare: Typically 5–10 minutes, depending on traffic and road closures.

Planning your journey

For suburban and regional train timetables within South Australia, use the official Adelaide Metro journey planner. If travelling interstate, check national rail operators for current schedules and booking options.

During major race weekends, additional transport services may operate, and some streets around the circuit may be temporarily closed. It is advisable to check event-specific transport information in advance.