STATION PIER

Beach Street, Port Melbourne

Station Pier at Port Melbourne with the bay behind it

Photo: JoeHard / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

PAM AT STATION PIER

Flat metal cladding, long low sheds and nothing behind them but Port Phillip. A Pam out here is visible from the Spirit of Tasmania as it pulls in, which means the bird greets everyone arriving in Victoria by sea.

THE PLACE

The timber pier where the ships came in: gold-rush arrivals, troopships, and every post-war migrant boat that made Melbourne what it is. The Spirit of Tasmania still ties up here.

Long low sheds, bollards, and a wide open horizon — the pier's flat metal cladding takes paint cleanly, and there is nothing behind it but the bay, so a Pam out here is visible from half of Port Phillip.

Built
1854 (rebuilt 1930)
Length
600 m
Still used by
Spirit of Tasmania

IN THE GAME

Station Pier shows up about 34800 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 NOW

QUESTIONS

Has Pam the Bird been painted at Station Pier?

Flat metal cladding, long low sheds and nothing behind them but Port Phillip. A Pam out here is visible from the Spirit of Tasmania as it pulls in, which means the bird greets everyone arriving in Victoria by sea.

Where is Station Pier?

Station Pier is at Beach Street, Port Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Can you paint Station Pier in Pam The Bird: The Game?

Yes. Station Pier appears about 34800 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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