Once operational, travel from the new Ellenbrook Station to Perth will take approximately 30-minutes on a two-zone fare. It will cost as little as $4.08 and will shave off half the time for residents currently using public transport.
Made from more than 346 tonnes of steel and 1,160 tonnes of concrete, the new METRONET Ellenbrook Station is complete. It marks a major milestone in the Cook Labor Government’s commitment to build a 21-kilometre rail-line to Ellenbrook.
Ellenbrook Station
Located in the Ellenbrook town centre, the new station is one of five being delivered as part of the project. It will offer additional transport options for the more than 46,000 residents living in the area.
The station features convenient and modern facilities, including a 12-stand bus interchange, 500 parking bays and a 150-metre sheltered island platform with seating and accessible passenger information and facilities.
Ellenbrook Station has also achieved a five-star Green Star Design Review Rating, boasting 200 solar panels and 10 electric vehicle charging bays in the design.
Slashing travel times
“The METRONET Morley-Ellenbook Line is powering towards completion – and when it opens later this year it will slash travel times for people across our north-eastern suburbs,” Western Australian Premier Roger Cook.
“METRONET is reshaping our city and connecting tens of thousands of people in the suburbs to our world-class rail network.”
Final landscaping and faregate installation will be completed soon. The new station is set to be opened and operational later this year.
