Melbourne Central station is served by the Alamein line, Belgrave line, Craigieburn line, Frankston line, Glen Waverley line, Hurstbridge line, Lilydale line, Mernda line and Upfield line on the Melbourne metro. On the Alamein line, it sits between Flagstaff and Parliament. It opened in 1981 and now handles roughly 11,876,900 passengers a year.
Melbourne Central is served by the Alamein line, Belgrave line, Craigieburn line, Frankston line, Glen Waverley line, Hurstbridge line, Lilydale line, Mernda line and Upfield line on the Melbourne metro.
Can you change lines at Melbourne Central?
Yes. Melbourne Central is an interchange between 9 lines (Alamein line, Belgrave line, Craigieburn line, Frankston line, Glen Waverley line, Hurstbridge line, Lilydale line, Mernda line and Upfield line).
When did Melbourne Central station open?
Melbourne Central station opened in 1981.
What are the stations either side of Melbourne Central on the Alamein line?
On the Alamein line, Melbourne Central sits between Flagstaff and Parliament.
What are the stations either side of Melbourne Central on the Belgrave line?
On the Belgrave line, Melbourne Central sits between Flagstaff and Parliament.
How busy is Melbourne Central station?
Melbourne Central handles roughly 11,876,900 passengers a year.