Getting Around

Melbourne is a diverse and vibrant city with fabulous shopping, delicious food and hundreds of bars, many tucked away in the famous Melbourne laneways. When taking time out of your busy convention schedule, don’t forget to enjoy the distinct Melbourne vibe.

Below are some useful links to help you find your way around Melbourne:

Transport to and from Melbourne airport
SkyBus offer a service to and from Melbourne airport with tickets starting at $16.00 for a single pass or $26.00 for a return pass. For more information visit www.skybus.com.au

Getting to the Convention and Exhibition Centre
Centrally located, the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre is easily accessed by public transport, private car and on foot. You can even ride a pushbike.

By Car
The City Link automated tollway connects the MCEC to the airport in just 20 minutes and the Centre has six parking areas suitable for public, exhibitor and bus parking.

Car Hire
www.avis.com.au
www.hertz.com.au
www.budget.com.au
www.europcar.com.au
www.thrifty.com.au
www.airportrentacar.com.au/melbourne/

Public Transport
Public transport is a great way to get around Melbourne – where else in Australia is there still a functioning metro tram network!

Taxi
www.melbournecabs.com.au
or Call 1300 635 222

Buses or Trams
www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au
or Call 131 638

For more information visit the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre Website

Push Bike
There are many bike tracks throughout Melbourne and with some great easy rides along the Yarra River this could be the perfect time to dust off the bike shorts and helmet.

For more information on bike routes in Melbourne click here

Accommodation
MFAA have a variety of hotels available with special rates for Convention delegates. For more information visit our accommodation page.

Disclaimer: The MFAA assumes no liability for any penalty fees on airlines tickets, deposits for hotel accommodations, or any other fees, charges, penalties or other incidental costs that a registrant might incur as a consequence of program cancellation.