This was an alright station, though it was also one of those stations that seemed to be similar to…read moremany of the other Brisbane stations that I have seen, namely that it is a lot more modern than some stations that I have seen. However, it also has a bus interchange, and the cool thing was that the bus that wanted to catch was actually there waiting for me, something that I really do like when it comes to bus interchanges. Yeah, this station wasn't too bad.

If you ride to the station why not hire a bike locker. You pay a key deposit but rental is free…read more There is ample parking if you travel in peak hour and buses also service the station.

Very nice station with trains going to most places north and south. Trains at this station frequent…read morequite regularly.

Nice train station with easy access to the city or to ferny grove with most trains only 15mins…read moreapart.

As far as railway stations go, this one isn't too bad, and it has been completely redesigned due to…read morethe new branch line that heads off towards Redcliffe (though doesn't quite get there). The station is rather practicle, and it also has some decent facilities (which is to me expected for a rather new station) as well as being rather accessible. Okay, it may not be fancy in the way that some stations are fancy, but it works well.

I have been to Petrie Train Station several times and the trains have always been on time and the…read morestaff are very friendly when I needed assistance. They have express trains to Petrie from Central which can get you there in just over 30 minutes! It's a smaller train stop with three platforms. A few vending machines are available and you can top up your card at the window or on the platform. There is plenty of parking available at Petrie Station as well. Plenty of seating while waiting for the trains to arrive!

Very nice train station with trains going to multiple locations. This station is just a short walk…read morefrom southbank parklands.

I wonder how old this station is, though I should note that it was here when I first came to…read moreBrisbane so many years ago. The thing is that it is one of those major interchange stations between buses and trains, namely because one of the busways happens to pass nearby. There are a few trains passing along this route as well, and pretty much everyone stops here.

I should point out that all of the buses that stop here don't stop at the bus station at the Myer…read moreCentre, which probably makes a lot of sense since it does happen to be just around the corner. Mind you, there isn't a direct access to the Myer Centre bus station either. However, it does happen to be pretty cool, and it is somewhat easier to navigate that the one down at the myer centre, when the elevators work of course.

This 'bus only' station is central, air-conditioned and clean - You don't really need much else…read morefrom a bus station though really do you? There are lifts, escalators and stairs available to get you to your bus depending on your needs. There are often roaming trans-link representatives to give you information and security (although not always in sight) on site. Once you head down from the street level you will have access to electronic bus timetable information on the screens descending from the roof and if you need to plan your journey, purchase a ticket or top up your Go Card there are facilities for that too. If you want more information regarding Brisbane Bus times and the like across the road (Ann street not Adelaide) and across from the Sebel hotel there is a trans-information center.

This is another one of the end of the line stations. Well sort of because the Gold Coast train does…read morego further on, but it is still the station that is basically the end of the main metro lines. The station is okay, and it does have some good facilities, as well as a pretty large bus interchange just over the road. The trains do leave reasonably frequently, and the Gold Coast ones are express as well, so that is definitely a bonus.

U catch train or a bus or taxi and good location near the shopping centre and open 7 days and help…read morefull staff

Oxley Train station has received a facelift within the last few years, which is perfect for this…read moreold suburb. It has a newly designed façade that brings this classic train station into modern times. As part of the station, there is a handy bus stop right in front with buses coming through frequently. There is also a pick up and drop off lane. However, if you are not using the bus or being dropped off, there is parking space to leave your car. Parking is quite limited here, so you'd need to try and come earlier. A great station with a refreshed new look, very fitting for this leafy suburb.