Editing Adelaide (section)

== Transport ==

Air:

Adelaide International Airport (ADL) is new, clean and efficient. International and domestic flights are in the same building. 

Getting to and from the airport by public transport is cheap. Use bus number J1, J2 or J7 from the upper level of the main terminal (turn left as you exit the upper level). Note: the pick up and drop off point is the same so be sure to look if the bus is going to the city or elsewhere as it is a trough route. The driver can soon tell you if you are on the correct one! The bus uses regular metro tickets. These tickets are the same as all other public transport in metropolitan Adelaide (Train, tram and bus). A normal ticket will last for 2 hours and you can change as many times as you like within this duration. 
* [http://www.adelaideairport.com.au/ Adelaide Airport] includes flight information and much more!
* [http://www.adelaideairport.com.au/air-travel/to-and-from Adelaide airport to-and-from page]
* [http://adelaidemetro.com.au/routes/airport.html Jet bus information]

Long distance bus: 

The new central bus station is located between Franklin street and Grote street (opposite the China town lane).
* [http://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/bussa/index.shtml Bus SA].
* [http://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/bussa/operators.html Long distance bus companies and timetables].
* [http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa=0&msid=203054052271889752261.0004a17c221ece66803e0 Location map] Google map location for Adelaide central bus station (it is actually the large building on number 91).

Long distance train:

The interstate rail terminal is at Keswick. While it is adjacent to the CBD on the outer edge of the park lands it but not particularly convenient to get to via public transport. You can take a metro train from Adelaide central railway station on North Terrace (take a train heading south) and get of at the Keswick station then walk 200 meters to the interstate rail terminal. You can catch a bus (those going to ANZAC highway such as M44,241,167) and get off at stop 1 (south side) of ANZAC highway then walk about 400 meters. It would be best to use the [http://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/ Adelaide Metro website] to find timetable and route maps. 
* [http://gsr.com.au/ Great Southern Rail]: the company running these train services.
* [http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa=0&msid=203054052271889752261.0004a17bd425d69cfeab4 Location map] A Google map pin for the exact location of the interstate rail terminal building.


Metropolitan Public Transport:

Adelaide Metro provides an integrated ticketing system covering all public bus, train and trams in the metropolitan area.
* [http://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/ Adelaide Metro] public transport information, time tables, routes, journey planner, ticket information. Note: Google maps for Adelaide has public transport information such as bus stops and routes embedded. PLEASE TAKE NOTE: Sunday bus timetables are not the same as weekdays; buses may sometimes be only once an hour. Ditto for some train routes, so you may need to consider this when planning your weekend travels on public transport. If in doubt, ask a local - we know ways around that problem!