Scape Adelaide Central - WiFi Platform Overview

Scape Adelaide Central - WiFi Platform Overview

To connect to the WiFi network at Scape Adelaide Central, please connect to the WiFi network called Scape Adelaide Central. 
 
You will be prompted to then enter your UNIQUE personal WiFi password, which you would have received via email. 
 
If you have not received it, please either ask Reception who can retrieve it for you, or contact the WiFi support provider using the below contact details. 
 
WiFi Support Details: 
The WiFi support provider at Scape Adelaide Central is FutureLabs. Please contact FutureLabs for support for assistance with your WiFi connection: 
• 📧 For email: wifihelp.adelaidecentral@futurelabs.com.au 
• 📞 For phone: 08 7094 0421 
 
For more information and self-help articles relating to Scape Adelaide Central, please visit https://scapeadelaidecentral.futurelabs.com.au 

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