Getting to PCEC

Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre is easily accessible by foot, ride-share or public transport including bus, train or ferry from South Perth.

Positioned adjacent to the Swan River, Elizabeth Quay train station and bus port or 10 minutes to Perth Underground train station.

Perth has a free bus service that operates around the CBD.

These buses are called CATS (central area transport service) and service the free transit zone (FTZ) which are clearly marked around
the city.

Secure parking managed by the City of Perth is available and conveniently located beneath PCEC, accessible via three lifts providing direct building access.

Accessibility

The main drop off and pick up location is via the Plaza entry adjacent to the Adina Apartment Hotel Perth and provides direct access to Level 1. Level 1 consists of the exhibition halls, the Vocus Boardrooms, and speaker preparation rooms.

The main pedestrian entrance is a short walk from St Georges Terrace or the bus port via Mill St, the connecting walkways. Arriving on Level 2, provides access to the Riverside Theatre, 12 meeting rooms, @Liberty Café & Bar, Summer Garden, and a dedicated registration desk.

BelleVue Ballrooms and lounge is located on Level 3 overlooking the newly created Elizabeth Quay dining and entertainment precinct.

Parking

There are approximately 5,000 car parking bays within a 10 minute walk of Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre. The City of Perth Convention Centre Car Park is located directly under the Centre.

City of Perth Convention Centre Car Park
Open: 24 hours, 7 days a week

Access: via Mill St, Mounts Bay Rd, or the Riverside Dv off-ramp from Mitchell Freeway.

Payment: cash, credit card, or City of Perth Parking Card Centre access: direct access to PCEC during opening hours via central foyer lift and staircases
Contact: 1300 889 613

For further information on City of Perth parking visit: www.cityofperthparking.com.au

To reserve parking at Westralia Square, please visit: Secure Parking.

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