Melbourne Metro
Maps, timetables, tickets, myki and a route planner — everything about Melbourne’s train network in one place.
Service status
Melbourne Metro status
Service status · based on the published timetable
Alamein · Belgrave · Lilydale · Glen Waverley
Sunbury · Cranbourne · Pakenham
Frankston · Stony Point
Werribee · Williamstown · Sandringham
Craigieburn · Upfield
Mernda · Hurstbridge
Welcome to Melbourne Metro
Welcome to melbournemetro.org, an independent guide to Melbourne’s metropolitan train network, run by Metro Trains Melbourne under Public Transport Victoria (PTV). The network has 16 suburban lines and 227 stations, reaching from Belgrave and Lilydale in the east to Werribee and Sunbury in the west, and from Mernda and Craigieburn in the north to Frankston, Cranbourne and Pakenham in the south-east.
Since the Metro Tunnel opened, the Sunbury, Cranbourne and Pakenham lines run straight through five new underground stations in the city, while the City Loop still serves the eastern, northern and Clifton Hill lines. Here you’ll find a page for every line and station, an interactive map, timetables, myki and ticket information, and a route planner.
The lines at a glance
Plan your trip
Pick a start and a destination — the planner shows the fastest route, where to change and the estimated travel time.
Open route plannerPopular trips
Tickets and myki fares
Frequently asked questions
Metro Trains Melbourne runs 16 suburban lines (plus the Flemington Racecourse special-events line) serving 227 stations. They are grouped by colour on the network map: the Burnley group (navy), the Metro Tunnel lines (light blue), the cross-city green and pink lines, the Northern group (yellow) and the Clifton Hill group (red).
First trains run from around 5:00 am and last trains around midnight from Sunday to Thursday. On Friday and Saturday nights the Night Network keeps trains running all night, roughly hourly (not on the Stony Point or Flemington Racecourse lines). How often trains run depends on the line: from every few minutes on the busiest lines to every 70–120 minutes on the Stony Point shuttle.
The whole metropolitan network is a single flat fare zone. A 2-hour fare is normally $5.70 (full fare) and the daily cap $11.40, with a lower $8.00 cap on weekends. From 1 June 2026 until 1 January 2027 all fares are half price (daily cap $5.70). Under-18s travel free with a Youth myki, and children under 5 need no ticket.
myki is Victoria’s reusable smartcard. Touch on before you board and touch off when you finish and the correct fare is deducted (and capped automatically). You can also use Mobile myki on Android, or tap on and off with a contactless bank card or phone wallet (full fare only; concessions still need a myki).
The Metro Tunnel is a new cross-city rail line with five underground stations — Arden, Parkville, State Library, Town Hall and Anzac. The Sunbury, Cranbourne and Pakenham lines now run through it instead of the City Loop.
The free PTV app shows live departures, plans journeys door-to-door and sends service alerts for the whole network.