Getting to AVCon

Travel via car and parking options

The Adelaide Convention Centre has two undercover car parking options on North Terrace and the Riverbank (accessible from Morphett Street / Festival Drive). These car parks operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week and are fitted with video surveillance and security patrols. For a breakdown of parking costs and maps, check out the Adelaide Convention Centre’s webpage here.

There are also other parking garages managed by Wilson Parking and Upark, which are close to the venue and can be booked online.

Travel via Bus, Train, or Tram

The public transport service, Adelaide Metro, offers a network of bus, tram, and train services throughout the metropolitan area of South Australia. Adelaide Metro fares are the same on buses, trains and trams. On their website, you can plan your trip to AVCon 2023 with Adelaide Metro’s Plan Your Trip page.

You can pay with a rechargeable plastic metroCARD, a paper MetroTicket or, if you’re only using trams, with your credit card or smart device.

For more information about Adelaide Metro fares, check out this page on their website. To find out where you can purchase a metroCARD, check out this page on their website.

Travel via taxi or ridesharing services

You can choose from traditional taxi cab services or one of the many rideshare options available. There are also dedicated accessible services for those in wheelchairs or with accessibility issues.

Adelaide and suburban areas are serviced by three taxi companies:

• Independent taxis 
• Suburban taxis 
• Yellow cabs 

In addition, Suburban Access Taxis cater for passengers with a disability. Their vehicles are fitted with hydraulic lifts, allowing those in wheelchairs and scooters to be transported securely and respectfully.

Multiple rideshare services are operating in Adelaide. Choose from the traditional Uber, Go Catch or Ola. There’s also Shebah (operated by women, for women) or MyCar for eco-friendly transport. For a complete list of accredited passenger transport services in Adelaide, refer to the Department for Infrastructure and Transport (DIT).

The Adelaide Convention Center has a taxi rank located on North Terrace, close to the convention center entrances.

Travel via E-scooters and share bikes

The City of Adelaide has several services that operate throughout defined areas of the City and North Adelaide. These are excellent options for attendees closer to the venue or staying within the CBD. Check out this page on the City of Adelaide website, which outlines getting started, laws and road rules.