FLINDERS STREET STATION

Corner Flinders & Swanston St, CBD

Flinders Street Station and trams on Flinders Street, Melbourne

Photo: Philip Mallis / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0

PAM AT FLINDERS STREET STATION

Ground zero. The Flinders/Swanston corner is the single most photographed Pam sighting in the city — the bird has run the hoardings on the Elizabeth Street side, the rail-corridor parapets behind Platform 10, and the sub-station doors under the viaduct. Stand under the clocks, look east along the tracks: there is always at least one Pam staring back.

THE PLACE

The dome, the ochre brick and the row of clocks — the busiest suburban station in the southern hemisphere and the spot every Melburnian means when they say "meet me under the clocks".

It's also the middle of Pam country: the laneways and rail corridors radiating out from here carry more of the bird than anywhere else in the city.

Opened
1854 (current building 1910)
Platforms
14
Height
Dome ~ 40 m

IN THE GAME

Flinders Street Station shows up about 1800 metres into a run. Crash into it and your Pam is painted straight onto it — the piece lands in your Pam Book and stays up in the world for everyone else to fly past.

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QUESTIONS

Has Pam the Bird been painted at Flinders Street Station?

Ground zero. The Flinders/Swanston corner is the single most photographed Pam sighting in the city — the bird has run the hoardings on the Elizabeth Street side, the rail-corridor parapets behind Platform 10, and the sub-station doors under the viaduct. Stand under the clocks, look east along the tracks: there is always at least one Pam staring back.

Where is Flinders Street Station?

Flinders Street Station is at Corner Flinders & Swanston St, CBD, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Can you paint Flinders Street Station in Pam The Bird: The Game?

Yes. Flinders Street Station appears about 1800 metres into a run. Crash into it and your Pam is painted across it, then the piece is logged in your Pam Book and stays up in the world for every other player to fly past.

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