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Trains and buses at Lilydale - Melbourne Transport

In this video we visit Lilydale station, the terminus of the Lilydale line in Melbourne's eastern suburbs. We start the video by seeing Metro Trains Melbourne X'trapolis trains at the station and the nearby Maroondah Highway level crossing which will be grade separated in coming years, with a new Lilydale station to be built above ground. We then head out to the bus interchange where we see a large variety of different buses. We mostly see buses operated by Ventura, but we also see buses operated by Martyrs and McKenzie's. Lilydale is one of the few places in Melbourne where you will see articulated buses, and midi buses used on Telebus routes and other low-patronage services (like the 673 to Lilydale Lakes, a route that shouldn't exist IMO. Carries nothing but fresh air while completely duplicating routes 663 & 680). Lilydale station opened on the 1st December 1882 and has always been a major station in the region. The line once extended further north-east to Healesville with Lilydale being the terminus of electrified suburban services. Lilydale was also the junction for the line to Warburton. The lines to Warburton and Healesville closed in 1965 and 1983 respectively, with the latter now being run as a heritage railway. Today the Martyrs 683 & McKenzie's 685 buses are the only public transport services to these towns. Because of its previous role of being a major interchange station, Lilydale station features a preserved railway refreshment room, featuring a bar. Operated by the Victorian Railways Institute, the bar opens from 3pm onwards on Fridays. When open Lilydale station becomes one of the few stations in Melbourne where you can legally consume alcohol (at least inside the refreshment room, probably not on the platform though). Date: April 2019. Subscribe to ThebusofdoomFSX: https://www.youtube.com/user/Thebusof... Facebook:   / thebusofdooms-transport-videos-27510006958...