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Route 96 Line Tourist Guide

2 stations · 1 accessible · 1 interchange

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1Interchange Stops
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About the Route 96 Line in Melbourne

The Route 96 line is a tram line serving Melbourne, operated by Yarra. It has 2 stations in CityNav's database, of which 1 are wheelchair accessible. There is 1 interchange station where you can connect to other lines.

Tourist tip for Melbourne: The free City Circle Tram (route 35) loops all central attractions — perfect for first-time visitors with no card needed.

Best pass for tourists: Myki card (touch on, touch off)

When Does the Route 96 Line Run?

The Route 96 tram typically runs from early morning until late at night, with reduced services on Sundays and public holidays. CityNav gives you real-time departure boards at every stop — and when you're underground with no signal, offline timetables still show the next departures.

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Real-time arrivals

Tap any station on the Route 96 line in CityNav to see live departures

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Offline timetables

No signal underground? CityNav's offline data still shows scheduled times

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Step-by-step directions

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All Stations on the Route 96 Line

Stations marked ♿ are wheelchair accessible. Interchange stations show connecting lines.

City Circle Tram (Stop 1) ♿ Accessible
Connects to: Route 86
St Kilda (Tram)

Interchange Stations

These stations connect the Route 96 line to other Melbourne transit lines — useful for planning multi-line journeys.

City Circle Tram (Stop 1)
Route 86

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