The Adelaide Convention Centre is close to the conference hotels.  The Intercontinental is the closest hotel to the Convention Centre (approx. 350m).  

  

Adelaide Convention Centre is an accessible venue to all visitors. They offer lift and escalator access to all three levels, including entry from North Terrace and the Adelaide Riverbank Promenade.   

There are two car parks at the Convention Centre:   

 

 

 

Accessible car parking spaces are located on each level of the Centre’s North Terrace and Riverbank car parks and are close to the car park lifts.

Adelaide Convention Centre is accessible using public transport. 

 

The public bus from the airport (J10) stops approximately 3 blocks from the Convention Centre. 

 

The Adelaide Metro website provides information about trains, trams and buses and includes a journey planner.   
 

Adelaide Metro fares are the same on buses, trains and trams. Each fare allows a travel period of two hours for any distance travelled. 

 

You can pay with a rechargeable metroCARD, Adelaide Metro tap and pay, or the Adelaide Metro Buy & Go app. 

 

The Adelaide Metro Visitor Pass includes unlimited travel for three consecutive days as well as a visitor pack with maps and travel guides.  
 

Train 
The Adelaide Railway Station is very close to the Convention Centre (approx. 250m).  
 

Tram  

The tram is free within the city centre. 

 

The closest tram stop to the Convention Centre being in front of the Adelaide Railway Station. 

 

Outside the city centre fees apply. 

 

The main line for the tram is on King William Street, with extensions along North Terrace.  
 

Buses  

Buses run along North Terrace. Use the Adelaide Metro journey planner to find the best  route from your accommodation.  

During school drop-off and pick-up times, there may be a long wait for accessible taxis. We would suggest that you book in advance.   

 

Some options for access taxis include: 

 

Delegates can be dropped off on North Terrace and take the elevator up to the Plaza.