On Fringe Opening Night, Fringe Family Day and during WORD, Adelaide Fringe visitors will have the opportunity to take the back seat as they zip back and forth between Fringe venues, courtesy of the new Fringe MINI Shuttle Service.
The free MINI Shuttle Service operating during three of the 2007 Adelaide Fringe’s major events will provide patrons the opportunity to beat the traffic or just add a little excitement to their Fringe experience.
Whether you are avoiding East End road closures on Opening Night, treating the kids to a super fun ride on Family Day or heading down to that late night appointment at the Garden of Unearthly Delights after WORD, the Fringe Shuttle is the smart solution.
With four MINI vehicles in the fleet, driving to and from venues, Fringe patrons are advised to get on board another exciting new Fringe experience and get down to where the party is.
MINI Shuttle Service – FREE!
Fringe Opening Night, Friday 8 March, 6-9pm
From Victoria Square to Union Street
Family Day, Sunday 18 March, 10-6pm
From Victoria Square to Union Street
Word, Wednesday 21 March to Friday 23 March, 5pm-midnight
From East Tce to Fringe Factory Theatre
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