Full price single ticket is $5.90, but $4.05 with a MetroCard. A day pass is $11.20. You can order a MetroCard from interstate if you give them enough notice. I had a Seniors MetroCard and that gave me free travel at some times, and concession at peak periods.

Sorry I didn’t see this. Seniors card free travel for most trips but card must be validated on the tram for each trip.

dont think so mate

Hi, Bit late seeing this. You can buy day trip tickets at the newsagent in the center of jetty road next to the tramstop there as well. There are ticket machines on the trams as well which take some credit cards and coins but not notes.

Hi, Not sure if you have visited yet Daphne. I'm just catching up on reviews I did. May be of use to others. Just in case this is of interest in planning being careful with my cash myself. I travel on a senior ticket which is cheaper for a local. If you travel between 9 am and 3 pm on a weekday or all day on a Sunday you can get inter peak tickets which are around $3.70 each way. There are no return tickets unless you buy the day pass which may be better if you are planning a full day or catching other public transport on the day.

Children under 5 accompanied with an adult travel free. Tickets can be purchased at Adelaide Metro at King William Street or from a ticket vending machine on board the tram.

Sorry a bit late you can buy tickets at some shops they will display signs or I think for buses on the bus as well. There are also some Ticketing machines at main stops.

Yes. Australian aged care pension card holders travel free from 9am to 3pm. And at discussed rates outside those hours.

Yes and no ... tickets are bought on tram with the option for seniors but generally speaking this only applies to australian citizens