Overview
- ⏱️2 hours 30 minutesApproximate duration
- 🏟️Medium sizedVenue capacity is 5,000
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🏟️ Address: The Drive, 1626 War Memorial Drive, Adelaide, 5006, Australia Directions in Google Maps
There is no on-site car parking at Memorial Drive Tennis Club, except for a small amount of short-stay disabled-accessible parking: disabled visitors can get dropped-off in the accessible drop-off zone located outside the front of the neighbouring Next Gen Health Clubs (next to Pinky Flat). To access the drop-off zone, use Montefiore Road or Morphett Street Bridge. Disabled parking permits may need to be shown, to access these areas, especially on event days.
Non-disabled car users can use any of Adelaide's nearby paid car parks:
There are 2 drop-off zones close to the Tennis Club:
There is also an on-site drop-off zone at the Tennis Club for disabled spectators - see the Parking section for more information.
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Adelaide Airport (ADL) is around a 15-minute drive from the city and has both domestic and international flights. Public buses (JetExpress) can get you…
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The following bus routes stop close to Memorial Drive Tennis Club:
Visitors to the Tennis Club should note that routes 98A, 98C, 99A, and 99C are part of Adelaide's "Free City Bus" initiative, providing free-to-use bus transport around the city. The bus routes operate daily on 2 loops: the "98" buses operate on an extended route around North Adelaide, whilst the "99" buses operate on a smaller inner-city loop, and the whilst the "C" buses navigate their route clockwise, the "A" buses travel anti-clockwise. For example, the 99A bus travels anti-clockwise around the inner-city loop. All Free City Bus routes are wheelchair and pram-accessible.
Adelaide station is located a 750 m (9 min) walk from the Tennis Club, providing easy access to the venue via the city's metro network.
For longer-distance rail travel throughout South Australia and the wider country, Adelaide Parklands Terminal is located slightly further away, a 3.5 km (42 min) walk from the venue. Travellers can also catch the Belair or Flinders metro lines to Adelaide Parklands Terminal, from Adelaide station.
Marina Adelaide, at the north end of the city, is located less than a 25-minute taxi journey away from Memorial Drive Tennis Club, or just under an hour away by metro, if you take the Outer Harbor line to Adelaide metro station from Draper metro station.
Adelaide has plenty of dedicated cycle lanes, and so it is straightforward to reach the venue by bike. There is a small number of bike racks on War Memorial Drive, directly outside the Tennis Club.
The Memorial Drive Tennis Club's location within central Adelaide means it can be reached on foot from most parts of the city. It is also surrounded by lots of green space, and lies on the banks of the River Torrens (Karrawirra Parri) which makes the walk very pleasant. From some of the further-out suburbs it may be a longer walk than some would like - sometimes up to 2 hours - but abundant public transport connections mean you can walk part of the way, and take a bus or metro the rest of the way.
