Domain Test: Australia vs. India

• Free public transport will be available on all buses, trains and trams upon presentation of a valid match ticket. The free public transport travel period is from first service to last service.
• For Days 3 and 4 of the Test, the entire rail network will be closed. Trains will be replaced by substitute bus services, with additional services running before and after the match for patrons travelling to and from Adelaide Oval.
• Substitute buses will pick up and set down within close vicinity of the train station – please check the closure signage at train stations, the Adelaide Metro website or the Metromate app for the location.
• Additional buses and trams (Festival Plaza to Glenelg) will operate after each match
• For the journey home cricket patrons can access rail substitute buses from:
  • Stop D, North Terrace (outside the Adelaide Railway Station, in front of the Intercontinental Hotel) – Gawler, Belair
  • Stop W1, North Terrace (opposite the Adelaide Railway Station, outside the Adelaide Convenience Store) – Seaford, Outer Harbor
• Patrons can continue to access free travel on regular Adelaide Metro bus and tram services from the existing bus stops
• For timetables and more information head to the Adelaide Metro website

Patrons are being asked to remember five key things ahead of their next visit to Adelaide Oval:

1. Arrive early: Increased security measures will have an impact on the time taken to admit patrons to the stadium. Please allow an extra 20 minutes and don’t leave your arrival until the last minute.
2. Be patient: Security inspections take time, so please understand it will likely take a little longer to move people into the stadium.
3. Limit the number of bags you bring: Each bag has to be inspected, so the more you bring the longer it will take. Please prepare your bags for inspection by our staff.
4. Co-operate with staff at all times: Our security and event staff are doing an important job, so please help them by co-operating at all times.
5. Be our eyes and ears: If you see something you think is suspicious, immediately inform one of our staff or police.

Please also note that the Adelaide Oval Conditions of Entry allow security to inspect and search patrons and their belongings by means of handheld or fixed wands, scanners or detectors or pat-down.