How to use Public Transportations in Adelaide South Australia|Adelaide Metro Card|MetroTicket

Public Transportations in South Australia or anywhere in Australia are accessible.
And there are range of transportations that you may use including:
Buses - plenty of buses around Adelaide and surrounding towns
Trams - runs from Glenelg to Adelaide City; free tram ride starting from South Terrace tram station
until Adelaide Entertainment Centre or Adelaide Botanic Gardens
Trains - runs from North to South, East to Western parts of Adelaide
Uber - download an app and there are plenty of uber running including countryside
Didi - download an app
Taxi - just call them to pick you up
If you want to travel Adelaide using buses, trams or trains, I recommend you to buy Adelaide Metro Card because the fare is cheaper than the ticket. For example if you buy 1 ticket (single trip ) is
$ 3.80, if you use your metro card, you will only pay $1.80 during not peak times 9:01am - 2:59 pm.
To know more about Adelaide metro, please visit their website:
adelaidemetro.com.au/Tickets-...
so you will be informed about what type of card you should buy, where to buy metro tickets or cards and the fares.

[@missy1905]

Thankyou for explaining, great video😀

[@weirdwife]

Thanks so much for watching too🍀 Appreciate it much🤍

[@hadizaadedokun4267]

Thank you

[@weirdwife]

Thank you so much for watching too❤️

[@irinareprint9164]

Thanks a lot . Very helpfull

[@weirdwife]

Glad to hear that❤️💖

[@charleena2319]

Thank you for this super informative video. 🙏🏽🧡

[@weirdwife]

No worries. Thanks for watching too❤

[@sadraolaedo4733]

@@weirdwife how will you check your travel on bus, Google map? I heard you need to click start?

[@weirdwife]

@@sadraolaedo4733 Yes, click start to monitor your travel.Thanks for watching⚘️

[@md.nazmulhaqsikder8667]

Informative video.

[@weirdwife]

Thanks you for watching.Take care❤

[@traceyreid4702]

Coming to Adelaide next Thursday. Staying in Glenelg on Anzac highway is it easier to get a bus into Adelaide? Need to go to Adelaide Oval?

[@weirdwife]

Hi, yes i believe its easier for you to stay in that area. There is a tram and buses available.Welcome to Adelaide❤️

[@rossbrigolimusic]

is there a monthly pass for metro card where you can pay for a whole month any destination anytime?

[@weirdwife]

Please look at their website, I am sure you will find answers. Please search the Adelaide Metro public transportation info ..thanks

[@8787vk]

The video is really helpful. I’m coming next week with my wife and kid. Do I need to buy 3 Metro Cards for each of us?

[@weirdwife]

Hello, thank you. Yes you should buy each. But children less than 4 year old, they are free in all public transport.

[@8787vk]

@@weirdwifeThanks for u r response. Appreciate it 👍

[@suntea4159]

can it use by 2 people in one card?

[@weirdwife]

You can let someone borrow your card if you do not use it, but dont use it at the same time together,it cannot be.

[@arnottteck8685]

I read in the website that kids under 5 years old is free to travel using bus. So they don't need the card or ticket right?

[@weirdwife]

Hi, yes, kids under 5 are free if they are with parent or carer.

[@arnottteck8685]

@@weirdwife thank you for your video and your response

[@weirdwife]

@@arnottteck8685 Thanks for watching too❤️⚘️

[@martinjones5965]

recharging metrocard online is a horrible experience - it is not reflected online for many hours. Web says 24hrs after validation. Ridiculous ! You can validate on bus only short time after recharge and show extra credit long b4 shown online. They need to fix this. EVERY change to metrocard should be know by whole network in < 1hr or its broken.

[@weirdwife]

Thanks for the latest info.💖

[@garynewton1263]

Melbourne public transport is cheaper than Adelaide. Perth and Melbourne are the two best systems.

[@weirdwife]

Thanks for sharing❤️

[@thewordsOfGodAlmighty]

Hello po. Hanggang what time po ang Oh ban bus pag gabi?

[@weirdwife]

Hi, usually all public transportations here are until midnight.

[@Crippsyify]

Just to let all you know. You don't actually have to hail the bus in the city nor do you need to press the bell. ALL STOPS IN THE CITY ARE COMPOLSURY! Sick of people hailing the bus or pressing the bell for these stops. If you want to know what the compulsory stops are, ask your bus driver or Adelaide Metro. Thanks.

[@weirdwife]

Thank you very much on your additional information❤️

[@takeru51]

Yeah but it becomes a habit cause if you don’t hail the bus outside of the city and if the drivers a prick they’ll blow pass you then stop further down to heckle you

[@tobesxd]

why are you sick of it as if it’s harming you brotha

[@Crippsyify]

@@tobesxd it bothers me because some moron put "Hail bus" on every compulsory stop. Is that's the case then what's the point of having compulsory stops anymore? Also some people have memory of a gold fish when I've told them multiple times that the bell isn't necessary for these particular stops yet they forget the next day (regular pax). You get my frustrations now?

[@Crippsyify]

@@takeru51 Outside the city is different. Inner city have compulsory stops. If you are staring at your phone or if it doesn't look like you have any intentions to catch a bus then the driver will just keep going.

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