Re: Day passes-Melbourne/Sydney

You meant to say "supposed to sell a full range of tickets". My
experience is that many do not. In Zone 1 you can buy Zone 1 tickets and
you may even be able to buy Zone 1+2 but I'll bet you can't buy a Zone
3. One shop keeper I chatted with said that it wasn't worth stocking the
whole range (they have to buy them they are not sold on a commission
basis) because there isn't the call for a lot of them.

David.

Mal Rowe wrote:

What you can buy on the tramcar in Melbourne is a two
hour ticket. If you want a day pass there are lots of
places (local shops, Seven Eleven stores etc)
displaying MetCard flags and selling the full range of
tickets. A zone 1 ticket covers the whole tram system
except outer ends of Bundoora and East Burwood. If
you want those lines, buy a zone 1+2.

Full details at: http://www.victrip.com.au/metcard/

Mal Rowe

--- David Young <[email protected]> wrote: >

If this question has been answered before, I must
have missed it, but amid
the turmoil now going on with the privatization of
the Melbourne tram
system, is it possible to buy, on the car, a day
pass as one once could
about five or more years ago?

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