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Gold Coast Marathon 2024

If you are planning to Ride the G: to the Gold Coast Marathon, there will be changes to tram services. We will be running extra early morning services on Saturday 6 July and Sunday 7 July to help get you there. Due to the increase in marathon runners, on Sunday 7 July tram services between Cavill Avenue and Broadbeach South stations will stop between 6am – 8am to allow runners to safely cross our tracks. During this time buses will replace trams, so we will still G:et you where you need to go. Trams will continue to operate between Cavill Avenue and Helensvale stations.

 

Saturday 6 July 2024

4am – 6am 
All stations

6am – 10am
All stations

10am onwards
All stations

Trams running every 6.5 minutes

Trams running every 7.5 minutes

Normal services resume

 

Sunday 7 July 2024

4am – 6am 
All stations

6am – 8am
Broadbeach South to Cavill Avenue

6am – 8am
Cavill Avenue to Helensvale

8am – 12.30pm
All stations

12.30pm onwards
All stations

Trams running every
6.5 minutes

Buses replacing trams

Trams running every
7.5 minutes

Trams running every
7.5 minutes

Normal services resume


Staff will be on the platform to direct you to the bus replacement services. Whilst bus replacement services will run according to our timetable, please allow a little extra travel time during this time.

 

Ticketing

Staff, volunteers, and competitors can travel free on the G: between 4am and 2pm on Saturday 6 July 2024 and between 4am and 3pm on Sunday 7 July 2024 provided they are wearing/in possession of one of the following:

·         Gold Coast Marathon race bib

·         Accreditation Pass

For more information about ticketing, please visit translink.com.au or call 13 12 30 anytime.

 

If you are not in possession of the above, you will need to purchase a ticket before you board the G:
Ticket options include:

Smart Ticketing: If you are paying an adult fare, you can now pay by tapping on and off using a contactless Visa, Mastercard or American Express card, smartphone, or smart watch across the entire G:link network. Please present one card or device per passenger travelling. Continue to use your go card or purchase paper tickets if you wish to travel on a concession fare.

go card: Using a go card is a quick and easy way to ensure that you have a valid ticket for travel on the tram.

Paper tickets: Paper tickets are available for purchase at all G:link stations. Paper tickets are valid for one way travel only.

Fines apply if you are caught riding the G: without a valid ticket!

 

For information on ticketing, fares or to plan your journey, please visit Translink or call 13 12 30 anytime. 

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