Adelaide FREE
FREE bus service around the City - 7 Days a week
Adelaide FREE lets you travel in modern,
comfortable, air-conditioned and fully
accessible buses, giving you easy access to
many of Adelaide City’s major attractions!
For your entertainment, in-built television
screens showing stories from the popular
Postcards program are another feature of
the Adelaide FREE buses.
Visit many of Adelaide’s great attractions on the Adelaide FREE:
Adelaide FREE can take you to all of them
City Loop - 99C
The 99C City Loop services take you on a loop around the
City taking in the Museum, State Library, Art Gallery, Royal Adelaide Hospital, Botanic Gardens, Rundle Street (East End), Tandanya, the Central Markets, the Hindley Street precinct and the Universities. The bus links with services for the O-Bahn, the Glenelg Tram, the Adelaide Railway Station & JetBus Services to the Airport.
City Loop 99C timetable
Terrace to Terrace Free Tram
See map for further locations and stops for the above service.
| Timetable and route information | |||
| City Loop 99C Bus Stops | |||
1 |
Victoria Square (Trams) | 18 |
Central Bus Station (Backpackers Hostel) |
2 |
Central Market (China Town) | 19 |
Hindley Street (Rockford Adelaide) |
3 |
Morphett Street (Family and Community Services) | 20 |
Hindley Street West (Motels, Cafés, Marcellina's) |
4 |
Hindley Street (Light Square) | 21 |
The Terraces (Newmarket Hotel, Day Surgery) |
5 |
Hindley St West (Motels, Cafés, Marcellina's) | 22 |
University West (George Street) |
6 |
The Terraces West | 23 |
Uni of SA - City West |
7 |
Arts Centre (City SK8 Park) | 24 |
EDS Building (Registration and Licensing) |
8 |
Adelaide Railway Station (Casino, Hyatt, Festival Centre, Adelaide Convention Centre) | 25 |
Roma Mitchell House (Bank Street) |
9 |
State Library / Museum / Art Gallery | 26 |
Government House (Myer) |
10 |
Botanic Gardens (Royal Adelaide Hospital, Wine Centre) | 27 |
Central Shopping (David Jones) |
11 |
Parklands (Rundle Street) | 28 |
Frome Street (Royal Adelaide Hospital) |
12 |
Tandanya (Grenfell Street) | 29 |
Rundle Street (East End, Cafés, Pubs) |
13 |
Hindmarsh Square (Pulteney Street) | 30 |
East End |
14 |
St Paul's (Function Centre) | 31 |
Hindmarsh Square |
15 |
Fire Station (Wakefield Street) | 32 |
Pulteney Street |
16 |
Victoria Square (Trams) | 33 |
Fire Station (Wakefield Street) |
17 |
Her Majesty's Theatre (Grote Street) | 34 |
Gawler Place |
Ask one of the friendly drivers
Adelaide FREE drivers announce all stops on approach so you know exactly where you are. If you have any questions, ask one of the friendly drivers who are a wealth of information.
Adelaide FREE offers access for everyone

Adelaide FREE buses provide easy access for the elderly, people with disabilities and people using prams and shopping trolleys. When the bus arrives at the stop it can lower to almost kerb height and extend an access ramp. Most of the bus floor is flat, so moving inside is easy. If you require the access ramp, please indicate to the driver.
You can play a part in helping the environment
Adelaide FREE buses are gas powered which greatly reduces pollution.
To travel from North Terrace to South Terrace
If you want to travel on the free Terrace to Terrace Tram service, board either the Glenelg or the South Terrace Tram service departing
Monday to Friday: 8 am - 6 pm every 7.5 mintues on average
Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays: 9 am - 6 pm approsimately every 15 minutes.
Other times (to midnight) approximately every 20 minutes
After South Terrace you'll need a MetroTicket
Don't forget if you travel on the Tram between stop 1 Greenhill Road and stop 14 Glenelg East you'll need a valid Metroticket. Failure to do so could incur a fine of up to $180.
More information about the Free Terrace to Terrace Tram service is available here.
Get the Adelaide FREE Brochure
Download the Adelaide FREE Brochure - (780KB PDF)
This brochure is available from the Adelaide Metro InfoCentre on the corner of King William and Currie Streets, Adelaide. You can also obtain the brochure containing maps, route and timetable information from this site by downloading the Adelaide Free brochure (780KB PDF), or by submitting your address and request using our online feedback form.
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Visit the Adelaide Metro InfoCentre
Corner King William and Currie Streets, Adelaide.
Open 8 am - 6 pm Monday to Friday, 9 am - 5 pm Saturday and 11 am - 4 pm Sunday.
Call the Adelaide Metro InfoLine on 8210 1000
For hearing impaired, call (TTY) on 8303 0844. Lines open 7 am - 8 pm daily.