GETTING TO EXPRO
Scarborough is an amazing yet busy area and parking is limited. The ExPRO Team highly recommend you avoid the traffic and seek to arrive on foot, ride share or catch a train or bus to ExPRO Fitness Summit & Festival.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
- *Catch a train to either Glendalough or Stirling stations and transfer to a bus to Scarborough Beach Bus Station.
- *Route 990 operates a high frequency service between Glendalough Station and Scarborough Beach Bus Station via Scarborough Beach Road.
- *Routes 421 and 410 operate from Stirling Station to Scarborough Beach Bus Station.
Make sure you plan your journey before you travel at transperth.wa.gov.au
PARKING
- *Beachfront parking is available along the Esplanade both north and south of the clocktower (pls note the time restrictions in these parking areas when parking). ACROD bays are also available here with easy access to the event
- *Parking is available in the Manning Street Multi-story Carpark.
- *Parking is available under the Rendezvous Hotel
- *Parking available at The Whitesands car park on West Coast Highway
- *Street parking is available in the surrounding area but please follow onsite street signage (infringements and wheel clamping by private land owners apply)
- *Motorcycle Bays are available along the Esplanade
- *Additional Parking is available at the South Trigg Carpark with the added benefit of a picture perfect 7-10min stroll along the coastline
- *Additional Parking is also available at Peasholm Dog Beach to South Trigg (just a short walk to the event)
BIKE PARKING
We recommend riding your bike into the festival – stretch the legs and take the hassle out of parking! And to that end, we have added additional bike parking at the top of the Scarborough Amphitheatre so you ride straight into the action – BYO locks.
SCOOT YOUR WAY IN
Don’t waste time in traffic – park and scoot! Beam Scooters are situated throughout the City of Stirling. Find a Beam near you via Beam’s app (available on the App Store or Google Play)
UBER DROP OFF SUGGESTION
Get dropped off at the eastern side of West Coast Highway to avoid any congestion at peak times.