The Metro Tunnel will open in early December
Passengers can come and try the Metro Tunnel and the 5 new stations later this year with extra services running between peak periods and on weekends on the Cranbourne, Pakenham and Sunbury lines.
In early 2026, we’ll introduce the new timetable and connect the busy Cranbourne, Pakenham and Sunbury lines with all services running through the Metro Tunnel.
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How the train network changes
From early December, extra services on the Cranbourne, Pakenham and Sunbury lines will run through the Metro Tunnel.
All stations complete
We have completed the major construction works for Town Hall and State Library stations in Melbourne's CBD.
New trains and technology
More frequent services and bigger trains will mean less crowding for a more comfortable commute.
Accessibility
All of our new stations have been designed with accessible features to make it easy for everyone to travel.
Unlocking new destinations
The Metro Tunnel makes it easier to access education, health, jobs and housing.
Travelling from regional Victoria
Regional passengers will be able to reach new destinations by changing to Metro Tunnel services.
Building the Metro Tunnel
Major construction of the Metro Tunnel is nearing an end. For details of works underway and more project information visit the project section of this website.
Town Hall Station complete
A new landmark in the heart of the city, the fourth of Metro Tunnel's 5 new stations is now complete.
Training our drivers
Nearly 500 drivers are now trained and ready to take passengers through the Metro Tunnel and its 5 new stations. This is the critical number of drivers needed for the opening of the tunnel.
Campbell Arcade restored and reopened
Passengers can now get to the arcade – and through to Flinders Street Station – from Degraves Street.
