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Whether you are driving or visiting via public transport,
Essendon Fields offers easy, convenient access.
Essendon Fields enjoys well established road and transport
options for all, only 10 minutes from the CBD and 5 minutes to
Melbourne International Airport. It is prominently located adjacent
to the Tullamarine and Calder Freeways, and the Western Ring
Road.
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English Street Entry
1. From the CBD - Travelling North on the Tullamarine Freeway from the CBD, take the Matthews Avenue Turnoff and turn right into the site.
2. From Melbourne Airport - Travelling South on the Tullamarine Freeway from Melbourne Airport, take the Matthews Avenue Turnoff and turn right into the site.
Wirraway Road Entry
Travelling South on the Tullamarine Freeway, take the Wirraway Road Turnoff and turn left into the site.
Bulla Road Entry
Travelling South on the Tullamarine Freeway, take the Bullar Road Turnoff and turn left into the site.
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Tram AccessYarra Trams route 59 has two stops right outside Essendon Fields. From Essendon Station, the trip is approximately 11 minutes. This tram connects to the CBD and travels along Elizabeth Street.
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TrainThe nearest train stations to Essendon Fields are:
- Essendon Station - approx 8 mins 4.5km south (tram, bus interchange);
- Glenbervie Station - approx. 8 mins 4.2km southeast
- Strathmore Station - approx. 9 mins 4.8km southeast (bus interchange);
- Moonee Ponds Station - approx. 13mins 6.8km south (bus interchange);
- Pascoe Vale Station - approx 11 mins 7km east
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The following bus routes operate along streets on or close to Essendon Fields:
478 - Moonee Ponds - Melbourne Airport via Essendon, Airport West, Niddrie;
477 - Moonee Ponds - Broadmeadows via Essendon, Airport West, Gladstone Park;
479 - Sunbury - Moonee Ponds via Melbourne Airport, Airport West;
501 - Moonee Ponds - Niddrie via Strathmore
Smart Bus network
SmartBus is a premium bus service that has been designed to complement Melbourne’s radial train network, by providing ‘cross-town’ connections along major arterial roads to train stations, tram lines, schools, universities, hospitals, shopping centres and other activity centres. SmartBus services run more often and for longer hours than most bus services. They are also more reliable because of a combination of road priority works and the use of smart technology.
The Green Orbital 902 SmartBus (including routes 888/889, 281 to Eltham and 560) currently runs from Chelsea to Airport West via Springvale, Glen Waverley, Nunawading, Eltham, Greensborough, Keon Park, Broadmeadows and Gladstone Park.