Revellers planning to enjoy a night in Perth to celebrate Western Australia's easing of COVID-19 restrictions will again have access to a quick and easy way home, with the McGowan government reinstating free weekend late night train services.
The reinstatement of late night trains this weekend coincides with Phase Four of the WA roadmap to relaxing COVID-19 restrictions, which comes into effect from 11.59pm on Friday, June 26.
For Mandurah residents heading home after midnight, free late night services will be running on the Joondalup/Mandurah lines at 1.15am and 2.15am from Perth Underground.
The Armadale/Midland lines and Fremantle line will also have free trains running at 1am and 2.15am from Perth station and trains will run at 1.35am and 2.50am from Fremantle station back to Perth.
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Transport minister Rita Saffioti said as COVID-19 restrictions ease, Western Australians can again enjoy activities in the CBD.
"As our nightclubs and live music venues begin to re-open, it's important we head back into the CBD and support our small businesses - reintroducing our free late night train services will give patrons a safe and hassle-free way to get home," she said.
