EVENT · ENDS 16 NOVPerth

Two Door Cinema Club at Perth HPC, Sunday 15 November 2026: Claremont Shuttle Buses, Train Disruptions From 3:45pm and Free Parking (Perth, WA)

At a glance

When
Sunday 15 November 2026 at Perth HPC, 100 Stephenson Avenue, Mount Claremont; venue page: doors 7:00pm, show 8:00pm, finish about 10:35pm
Getting there
Train to Claremont Station, then Transperth’s shuttle bus to the venue (every 30 minutes between 7.00pm and 8.00pm); return shuttles every 15 minutes between 10.30pm and 11.30pm
Trains
Five lines are disrupted from 3:45pm; Fremantle and Airport Line trains run from Perth Underground; Airport Line trains run between Perth and Claremont only at night, leaving Perth Underground at 8.35pm
Parking
Free parking at the venue, entered from Stephenson Avenue; staff direct traffic
Who it’s for
Anyone going to Two Door Cinema Club and The Vaccines, especially people who normally take the Midland, Ellenbrook, Armadale or Thornlie-Cockburn lines
What to do now
Check your line against the closure table, work out how you reach Claremont Station, and pack a bag no bigger than A4
Last checked
Saturday 7 November 2026, against the Perth HPC event pages and the Transperth event and service update pages
Not yet confirmed
The start time: Transperth lists doors at 6.00pm and the show at 7.00pm, while Perth HPC’s event page lists 7:00pm and 8:00pm; also the exact shuttle departure times and whether the ticket includes Transperth travel

If you are going to Two Door Cinema Club at Perth HPC on Sunday 15 November, the trains are the part to check first. Transperth says the Airport, Armadale, Ellenbrook, Midland and Thornlie-Cockburn lines are disrupted from 3.45pm that day, and that Fremantle Line trains run from Perth Underground. The plan Transperth gives for the show is a train to Claremont Station and then a shuttle bus to the venue, which it says runs every 30 minutes between 7.00pm and 8.00pm.

This guide uses the Perth HPC event pages and Transperth’s event and service update pages, checked on Saturday 7 November 2026. Perth uses Australian Western Standard Time (UTC+8), with no daylight saving, so all times here are Perth times.

What time do the doors open and when do the bands start?

Source Doors Show Finish
Perth HPC event page 7:00pm 8:00pm 10:35pm (approx.)
Transperth event page 6.00pm 7.00pm Not given

The two official pages disagree by an hour. The Perth HPC event page says all times are approximate and subject to change, and the Transperth page gives the earlier times. A listing in the venue’s own menu shows the event at 6:00pm. Transperth’s shuttle runs from 7.00pm to 8.00pm to the venue and from 10.30pm after the show, which fits the venue’s 7:00pm doors and 10:35pm finish better, but neither page says so. Plan to be at Claremont Station early, and check both pages again closer to the day.

The venue describes the night as Two Door Cinema Club performing their debut album Tourist History in full, alongside their greatest hits, joined by special guests The Vaccines. The event is all ages and every patron needs a valid ticket. Children under 11 must be accompanied by a legal guardian, and the venue recommends that anyone 16 or younger is accompanied because it is a licensed venue.

Claremont railway station, Perth, June 2026
Claremont railway station, June 2026 (photo: Calistemon / CC BY-SA 4.0)

How much are the tickets?

Ticket Price (as of November 2026)
General Admission Floor Standing $149.90
Standard Reserved Seating $149.90
Premium Reserved Seating $169.90

The venue’s page lists a limit of 10 tickets per customer and sends buyers to Ticketmaster. Wheelchair bays are in the upper grandstand, behind blocks 203, 204, 205 and 206, and can be bought online through Ticketmaster. For help choosing a seat the venue gives the Ticketmaster accessible seating line, 1300 446 925, and says it is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm AEDT. Transperth’s page for the show does not say whether the ticket includes travel on Transperth services, so pay for your trip as normal unless your ticket says otherwise.

Which train lines are disrupted on Sunday 15 November?

Transperth’s event page says the Airport, Armadale, Ellenbrook, Midland and Thornlie-Cockburn lines are disrupted from 3.45pm. Its service updates give the detail for each line.

Line Closed section Last full-line trains Replacement bus
Airport Claremont to High Wycombe Perth to High Wycombe 2.31pm; High Wycombe to Perth 3.03pm Route 902, Perth to High Wycombe
Midland Perth to Midland Perth to Midland 2.26pm; Midland to Perth 3.04pm Route 901, Perth to Midland
Ellenbrook Perth to Ellenbrook Perth to Ellenbrook 2.21pm; Ellenbrook to Perth 3.04pm Route 903, Perth to Ellenbrook
Armadale Perth to Perth Stadium Perth to Byford 3.33pm; Byford to Perth 2.38pm Route 907, Perth to Burswood
Thornlie-Cockburn Perth to Beckenham Perth to Cockburn Central 3.11pm; Cockburn Central to Perth 2.55pm Route 907, Perth to Burswood

Routes 901, 902 and 903 depart from Zone B at Perth Busport, and Route 907 departs from Zone A. Transperth says passengers should allow extra travelling time, that replacement buses may not connect with timetabled bus and train services, and that the replacement bus timetables will be in the Transperth app and JourneyPlanner. Bicycles are not permitted on Transperth buses, including replacement services. Full train services resume from the start of timetabled services on Monday morning.

Two details matter most for this show:

  • Transperth tells passengers travelling between Perth and Claremont to catch the Fremantle Line. Its service update says Airport Line trains between Perth and Claremont resume at night, leaving Perth Underground to Claremont at 8.35pm and Claremont to Perth Underground at 9.10pm.
  • On the Thornlie-Cockburn Line, trains resume between Perth Stadium and Beckenham from 9.02pm (to Cockburn Central) and 8.10pm (to Perth Stadium). Passengers from Thornlie, Nicholson Road and Ranford Road are advised to take the Thornlie-Cockburn Line to Cockburn Central and change to the Mandurah Line.
Perth Underground platform, November 2021
Perth Underground platform, November 2021 (photo: Steelkamp / CC BY-SA 4.0)

Where do the Fremantle and Airport Line trains leave from?

Transperth’s platform change notice says the Airport and Fremantle lines run from Perth Underground Station from the afternoon of Sunday 15 November, and return to their regular platforms from the first service on Monday morning. The last full-line trips to Perth Station are:

Trip Last departure
Perth to Fremantle 3.32pm
Fremantle to Perth 2.09pm
Perth to Claremont 2.27pm
Claremont to Perth 2.59pm

The event page repeats this for the show: Fremantle Line trains depart from Perth Underground Station on the way to the event and terminate there on the way home. Timetabled bus and train services will run before the event to Claremont Station, and after the event. Use the Transperth JourneyPlanner for exact train times on the day, because the pages above do not list a train timetable for this show.

Perth Underground Station concourse, November 2023
Perth Underground Station concourse, November 2023 (photo: Steelkamp / CC BY 4.0)

How does the shuttle bus work?

Direction Frequency Window
Claremont Station to Perth HPC Every 30 minutes 7.00pm to 8.00pm
Perth HPC to Claremont Station Every 15 minutes 10.30pm to 11.30pm

Perth HPC’s event day page says shuttle buses between Claremont Station and the venue leave from Shenton Road after Davies Road (4 Shenton Road), outside Form Gallery, at Bus Stop 19524. That page is a general note for events at the venue, so check the Transperth page for this show for the latest times. The venue is also served by Transperth Bus 28, and the venue has a dedicated taxi and rideshare pick-up and drop-off area in front of the building.

A Transperth bus on route 960, July 2024
A Transperth bus on route 960 near Curtin University, July 2024; this is not one of the shuttle buses (photo: Riley the dude / CC BY 4.0)

Can I drive and park?

Yes. Perth HPC says there are free parking spaces at the venue, including accessible and motorbike bays, reached from Stephenson Avenue. It asks you to allow plenty of time to travel and to park, and says car park staff will direct traffic. If you park at a Transperth train station instead, Transperth says parking is free on weekends and public holidays. Sunday is also a day when Transperth travel is free for SmartRider and contactless payment travellers, and our free Sunday travel guide sets out the conditions.

What can I bring in?

The venue lists these common prohibited items in its event day information:

  • Flags or banners larger than A3 (29.7cm by 42cm).
  • Alcohol, cans, glassware, metal bottles and eskies.
  • Bags larger than A4 (21cm by 29.7cm), or large items that cannot be placed under a seat.
  • Professional cameras, GoPros, iPads, selfie sticks and recording devices.
  • Unsealed water bottles and bottles over 600mL, and any glass containers, including perfume bottles.
  • Scissors or sharp items that could be used as weapons.
  • Smoking, vaping and e-cigarettes outside the dedicated smoking areas.

Free cloaking is available at Main Reception. The venue asks you to cloak items before you queue, and there is no access to the cloakroom after your ticket has been scanned. Alcohol cannot be taken into or out of the venue, and it is an offence for a minor to buy or drink alcohol, or for anyone to supply it to a minor.

The swimming pool at HBF Stadium, now Perth HPC, March 2023
The swimming pool at HBF Stadium, now Perth HPC, March 2023; the concert is held in the indoor stadium, not the pool (photo: Calistemon / CC BY-SA 4.0)

How do I plan the night?

  1. Decide how you reach Claremont Station: the Fremantle Line from Perth Underground, or a Transperth bus or train from your own area.
  2. Look up your home line in the closure table, note the last full-line train, and check the replacement bus timetable in the Transperth app.
  3. Be at Claremont Station before the shuttle window opens at 7.00pm, and allow time for the security queue at the venue.
  4. Pack a bag no bigger than A4, and cloak anything you do not want to carry before you queue.
  5. For the trip home, take a shuttle from Perth HPC to Claremont Station between 10.30pm and 11.30pm, and check your last train from Claremont.
  6. If you drive, use the free parking off Stephenson Avenue and leave extra time to park.

Sources

Featured image: Claremont railway station, June 2026 (photo: Calistemon / CC BY-SA 4.0) (text added)

OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with Perth HPC, VenuesWest, Two Door Cinema Club, The Vaccines, Ticketmaster, Transperth or the Public Transport Authority. Times and conditions can change; check the official pages above and the signs on the day.