Public Holiday notice
AFL GRAND FINAL EVE PUBLIC HOLIDAY FRIDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER
The offices and Manufacturing plant of Keon Labels will be closed on Friday the 28th of September 2018 for the AFL Grand Final eve Victorian Public Holiday.
All orders placed on the website will be despatched on either Monday the 1st or Tuesday the 2nd of October 2018
Grand Final Friday & Parade 2018
The Toyota AFL Grand Final Parade, proudly supported by City of Melbourne, provides a chance for supporters of all ages to see the players taking part in the 2018 Toyota AFL Grand Final.
Marching bands and roving entertainers will join the cavalcade of Toyota HiLuxes parading the Grand Final teams from the Old Treasury Building to the Toyota AFL Grand Final Live Site at Yarra Park at the MCG on Friday 28 September.
Grand Final Friday (Gazetted Public Holiday)
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Grand Final Parade
Friday 28th September 2018 – Noon
Players and coaches.
Route: Assemble at Parliament House (steps), travelling south down Spring Street, turning left into Wellington Parade, right turn at Clarendon Street (over bridge) into Yarra Park (MCG). | map
Fans are then able to experience the Footy Festival in Yarra Park.
Public transport
The Free Tram Zone has been extended to the MCG, helping you travel to the Grand Final Parade, AFL Footy Festival and 2018 Toyota AFL Grand Final.
The Free Tram Zone will be extended to include tram stops close to Yarra Park. The Free Tram Zone extension begins from first service on Wednesday 26 September to last service Saturday 29 September 2018.
This means customers travelling by tram from within the Free Tram Zone in the CBD, won’t need to touch on their myki to get to the MCG and Yarra Park.
Extended Free Tram Zone stops are:
Stop 9 Wellington Parade/Lansdowne Street
Stop 10 Wellington Parade/Jolimont Road
Stop 11 Wellington Parade/Jolimont Station
Stop 7a William Barak Bridge
Stop 7b Rod Laver Arena
Stop 7c MCG/Hisense Arena
Customers travelling by tram from outside the Free Tram Zone, or by bus or train will still need to touch on their myki to ensure they have a valid fare.
Please note: As Friday 28 September is a public holiday, all public transport will be operating to a public holiday timetable.
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