HOURS
UPDATED HOURS DECEMBER 2024
OPEN Daily
Monday to Friday
OPEN 5pm till late
Saturday and Sunday
OPEN 11am till late
26th December | Friday*
OPEN 11am til late
*Hours will vary due to variable weather,
*Pubic Holiday surcharge applies.
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DIRECTIONS
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
The Elizabeth Quay Carousel is located within the Elizabeth Quay precinct, which is only a short stroll from the Perth CBD and is easily accessible by public transport.
Train and Bus
The Elizabeth Quay Train Station and Busport (formerly The Esplanade Station) is located across the road from Elizabeth Quay and only 160m to the Elizabeth Quay Carousel. Exit the train station/busport on The Esplanade and walk east until you reach the quay.
CAT Bus
Take the free CAT bus to Barrack Street Jetty, the carousel is 550m from here.
The blue CAT runs in a north south direction between Barrack Street Jetty (stop 18)
and Northbridge all week:
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Monday to Thursday from 6.50am - 7.30pm, every eight minutes
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Fridays from 6.50am - 7:30pm, every 8 minutes, 7.30pm - 1.00am every 15 minutes
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Saturdays from 8.30am - 1.00am, every 15 minutes
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Sundays and public holidays from 8.30am – 7.00pm, every 15 minutes
Arrival times may vary, you can access live times on the Transperth website.
Ferry
Transperth operates regular ferry services between Elizabeth Quay Jetty and
Mends Street Jetty (South Perth) all week.
Summer Timetable (September – May):
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Monday to Thursday from 6.30am – 10.25pm
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Friday from 6.30am - 11.55pm
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Saturday from 7.30am – 11.55pm
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Sunday and public holidays from 7.30am – 9.25pm
Winter Timetable (June – August):
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Monday to Friday from 6.30am – 9.25pm
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Saturday from 7.30am – 9.25pm
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Sunday and public holidays from 7.50am – 9.25pm
Transperth Timetables
For the most up to date timetable information visit the Transperth website.
PARKING
You can find a limited number of paid parking bays at Barrack Street Jetty which are available for up to two or three hours at a time. If you need more time at Elizabeth Quay you can find longer parking options just a short distance away:
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Concert Hall: entry Terrace Road (CPP)
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Convention Centre: entry 21 Mounts Bay Road and Mitchell Freeway (CPP)
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Council House: entry 27 St George’s Terrace (CPP)
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Terrace Road: entry Terrace Road (CPP)
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The Quadrant: entry Mounts Bay Road (WP)
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Westralia Square: entry 141 St Georges Terrace (WP)
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Central Park: entry St Georges Terrace, east bound (WP)
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Point Fraser: entry 1 Riverside Drive (CPP)
Visit City of Perth Parking (CPP) or Wilson Parking (WP) for information on rates, opening hours and available bays at each of these car parks.
BOAT
The inlet is home to twenty-four short stay boat moorings for public use.
To enter the inlet, recreational boats must be able to pass under the pedestrian and cyclist bridge. The bridge provides a clearance of 4.5m off the water which will allow most 12m and 10m boats with a flybridge into the inlet at all stages of the tide.
The twenty-four short stay moorings will initially be available to the public for stays of three hours or less. Visitors should be aware that the availability of the short stay berths may be affected by water based events.
Ten new swing moorings have been installed just outside the inlet opening to accommodate larger vessels.
For more information on recreational boating in Perth waters visit the
Department of Transport website.