Adelaide Metro

What is a Roam Zone?

A Roam Zone is a special service that will take you to your door, or as close as they can get!

Adelaide Metro has six designated Roam Zones across metropolitan Adelaide - one in the Hallett Cove/Sheidow Park area, one in Golden Grove, one in Holden Hill and one in the Aberfoyle Park/Happy Valley area, one in Athelstone and a new one in the Davoren Park, Smithfield Plains and Andrews Farm area.

NEW! DAVOREN PARK, SMITHFIELD AND ANDREWS FARM ROAM ZONE
To your door service!

The Roam Zone for the Davoren Park, Smithfield Plains and Andrews Farm is E1 and will take you to your door, or as close as street conditions will allow from 7 pm to last service, 7 days a week.

How it works
From 7 pm, customers on the Gawler Central train can connect to the E1 at Elizabeth Interchange and can request to be dropped off at a destination other than a regular stop within the Roam Zone, or as close as street conditions will allow.

The E1 can be caught at any stop along its route, as shown on the map when travelling to Elizabeth Interchange.

ATHELSTONE ROAM ZONE
To your door service!

The Roam Zone for Athelstone is RZ8 which connects with G44 and 541 buses from the City from
8 pm until the last service, 7 days a week and will take you to your door, or as close as street conditions will allow.

How it works
From 8 pm, customers on route G44 and 541 can connect to the RZ8 at Paradise Interchange and can request to be dropped off at a destination other than a regular stop within the Athelstone Roam Zone, or as close as street conditions will allow, daily.

ABERFOYLE PARK & HAPPY VALLEY ROAM ZONE
To your door service!

The Roam Zone for the Aberfoyle Hub and Happy Valley area is the RZ19 which connects with the T219 from the City between 4 pm and 7 pm and will take you to your door, or as close as street conditions allow.

How it works
From 4 pm to 7 pm, customers on route T219 can connect to the RZ19 at Aberfoyle Hub and request to be dropped off at a destination other than a regular bus stop within the Roam Zone or as close as street conditions will allow.

Passengers on the T219 buses from the City between 4 pm and 7 pm can transfer to the RZ19 Roam Zone within approximately 5 minutes of arrival at Aberfoyle Hub.

From Paradise Interchange and Tea Tree Plaza, the Holden Hill Roam Zone will take you to your door, or as close as we can get, from approximately 7 pm until last service, 7 days a week!

How it works
During the day, normal route services 503 and 507 operate in the Holden Hill area, servicing normal Adelaide Metro bus stops as shown on the map (403KB PDF download). From approximately 7 pm , 7 days a week, routes RZ5 and RZ6 will operate in this area as Roaming Services! The RZ5 will connect with buses at Paradise Interchange, the RZ6 with buses at Tea Tree Plaza .

From approximately 12 pm to 3 pm, after 7.40 pm Monday to Friday and after 8 pm Saturday, Sunday and public holidays, Roam Zone services departing Golden Grove Village will take you to your door, or as close as we can get. Route RZ4 is the Roaming Service in Golden Grove. See the RZ4 map (445KB PDF download) for route details.

How it works
Customers departing Golden Grove Village can request to be dropped off at a destination other than a regular stop within the Roam Zone. RZ4 services will connect to many buses at Golden Grove Village.

HALLETT COVE, SHEIDOW PARK & TROTT PARK ROAM ZONE

From 7 pm until the last service daily, Hallett Cove Roam Zone buses will take you to your door, or as close as we can get.

From Hallett Cove Beach Railway Station or from Marion Shopping Centre via the 684 bus service, you can connect to a Roaming Service 681P, 682 or 683 after 7 pm and we’ll take you via a Roaming Service route to your door or as close as street conditions allow.

How it works
The Roaming Services 681P, 682 or 683 run the designated route within the shaded area as shown on the map. From 7 pm to the last service, customers can request to be dropped off at a location other than their regular bus stop within the Roam Zone, then the Roaming Service will return to its scheduled route.

The Roaming Services will connect to rail and bus services entering the Roam Zone from the City and Marion Shopping Centre.

Look for the bright blue stops in Hallett Cove, Sheidow Park and Trott Park
Each Roam Zone bus stop within the Hallett Cove Roam Zone is bright blue, making them easy to identify.