Ararat V/Line Rail Service - Services

Services

V/Line operates thrice-daily passenger trains on the Ararat line to and from Southern Cross Station in Melbourne, as well as three road coach services connecting with buses at Ballarat. Services as far as Ballarat station are operated as the Ballarat Line. Services run by Metro Trains Melbourne also operate as the Sydenham Line as far as Sunshine station.

Classified by V/Line as an Intercity service with seat reservations being required. Most services run as limited expresses between Ballarat and Melbourne.

Station in Bold are termini; those in italic are staffed at least part time.

Ararat V/Line rail service
Legend
0 km Southern Cross Zone 1
1.7 km North Melbourne Zone 1
Seymour / Shepparton / Albury-Wodonga lines
4.9 km Footscray Zone 1
Geelong / Warrnambool lines
12.3 km Sunshine Zone 1/2
Bendigo / Swan Hill / Echuca lines
41.3 km Melton Zone 2
52.86 km Bacchus Marsh Zone 2
82.47 km Ballan Zone 4
121.80 km Ballarat Zone 8
Maryborough line
136.34 km Wendouree Zone 8
139.64 km Burrumbeet (Closed)
156.93 km Trawalla (Closed)
166.78 km Beaufort Zone 12
187.62 km Buangor (Closed)
212.81 km Ararat Zone 17

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