Festival Hall | Getting Here

If being dropped off by family, friends or rideshare services, for safety reasons please do not stop on Dudley St before the lights. Please go beyond the stoplights to where there are parking bays. The best and safest option is Rosslyn Street which runs parallel to Dudley Street. 

Festival Hall does not have its own carpark, however there is street parking available in the West Melbourne/North Melbourne area. Please be aware of signed parking times!

The closest public car parks are:

West End Car Park
185 Rosslyn St, West Melbourne
LIMITED – 100 spaces
Distance to Festival Hall – 230m
Height Restriction 2.1m
Open 8.00am – 11.00pm 7 days a week
Approx Rates – 2-3hrs $8.00 up to $16.00/day

NewQuay, Docklands
380-416 Docklands Drive
Distance to Festival Hall – 800m
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Approx Rates – daily maximum of $18.00

The District Docklands East & West Carpark
90 Waterfront Way
Distance to Festival Hall – 1km
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Approx Rates – daily maximum of $18.00

Marvel Stadium
740 Bourke St
Distance to Festival Hall – 1km
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Approx Rates – up to $57.00 Daily Maximum

*Please note that these car parks are not run by, or affiliated with, Festival Hall. We try and keep this information up to date, but it should be used as a guide only.

^{Please see ptv.vic.gov.au for timetables and service disruptions.}

^{Tram:
Routes 30, 35 (free City Circle), and 86 stop at the corner of Latrobe and Spencer Streets.
Festival Hall is a 5 minute walk along Spencer Street away from the city and left into Dudley Street.}

^{Train:
Southern Cross Station (Suggested) – 12-15 minute walk (1.1 km). Walk northbound of the city along Spencer Street and turn left into Dudley Street.
North Melbourne Station – 8-10 minute walk (900m). Walk southbound down either Adderley St or Railway Place to reach Dudley St.}

^{Bus:
Route 220 runs along Dudley Street, use stop number 5.}

^{Scooter:
If using an electric scooter to get to the venue, please do not leave these in the direct vicinity of the venue. These areas must be kept clear for patron safety around the venue.}