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PAM AT QUEEN VICTORIA MARKET
Roller-shutter heaven. The market shuts by mid-afternoon and hands you two blocks of blank steel; Pam has run whole rows of shutters in one night so the bird flicks past like an animation when you walk Queen Street. Deli-hall service alleys, too.
THE PLACE
Two blocks of open-sided sheds, green gables and deli halls that have been trading since 1878 — the last of the great nineteenth-century Melbourne markets still doing its original job.
The market's roller doors, service alleys and the walls of the car park behind it are prime early-hours canvas. Pam turns up on shutters here more than almost anywhere else in the city: it's tall enough to be seen from Queen Street, and it's shut by mid-afternoon.
- Trading since
- 1878
- Size
- 7 hectares
- Best surface
- Roller shutters
IN THE GAME
Queen Victoria Market shows up about 6200 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.
FLY IT NOWQUESTIONS
Has Pam the Bird been painted at Queen Victoria Market?
Roller-shutter heaven. The market shuts by mid-afternoon and hands you two blocks of blank steel; Pam has run whole rows of shutters in one night so the bird flicks past like an animation when you walk Queen Street. Deli-hall service alleys, too.
Where is Queen Victoria Market?
Queen Victoria Market is at Queen & Therry St, CBD, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Can you paint Queen Victoria Market in Pam The Bird: The Game?
Yes. Queen Victoria Market appears about 6200 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.