Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Three trams will be operating over the Easter Long weekend and ANZAC day.
No, our fares are cash only. However we are working on having electronic payment options.
One trip takes around 25 to 30 minutes.
Passengers with a disability are welcome on all our tram services provided that when necessary they have a person accompanying them who can provide assistance when required. Both the Village Mall and Pia's Place tram stops have a raised platform that is wheelchair accessible.Â
Please note that Mussel Pool tram stop and Village Junction Station tram stop require passengers to enter and exit the tram via steps. Some of our trams are not capable of using the raised platforms and require passengers to use steps at all tram stops.
Yes, those who hold a companion card are entitled to a discounted $5 ticket. The companion traveling with the holder of the companion card is entitled to a free trip.
No, the Bennett Brook Railway and the Perth electric Tramway Society are separate organisations.
No, the maximum a ticket is valid for is for one return trip. Click here for more information about our fares.
The tram conductor will come to collect fares once you are seated inside the tram.
Certainly, for those traveling in large groups booking is recommended. Send us an email at petswa.info@gmail.com to book for your group.
Yes, it is recommended for large groups or for events. For more information email petswa.info@gmail.com or click here to head to our tramcar hire page.
Yes, we provide tram services every month of the year on selected running days.
Please note that tram services are subject to weather conditions and volunteer availability.
Yes, pets are allowed.
Some of our volunteers work every week, some once a month and some even once a year! It is completely up to you how often you work. For more information send us an email at petswa.info@gmail.com.