U catch all bus services there 7 days a week and they come every 15 mins catch…read more111,61,184,180,150,230,66,120,202,210,61,60174,130,555,172

The bus stop is handle to catch the bus to hyperdome and near the IGA other shops and snap gym…read moreLogan hospital doctors Loganes station Woolworths shopping centre MacDonald tafe

U catch all trains to the city and GC and u can get a taxi and 560 562 bus to the hyperdome or…read morebrownplains or beenleigh

The elevator is very good nice and chilled. bus every 10 seconds after 3:pm on school days.read more

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.

U catch trains and u can buy other tickets at the station and there is a bus services taxi too…read moreshopping centre is near the station open. 24 hrs a day and very help full staff

U catch the 562 564 568 560 to the hyperdome and good location near a church hungry Jack's Cole's…read moreexpress petrol station park and queen road and open 7 days easy to catch the bus

Great transportation for anyone. Particularly for tourists. Use Google maps. It will tell you…read morethe bus route, stops, etc. Get a transit card which is can be used (discounted) on the buses, trains, river ferries. Get unused $$ back when you leave town/Queensland.

Buses are never going to be the cool mode of public transit (despite Brisbane's efforts to get you…read moreto "catch the Buz"), but the system here is quite useful. Substantial bus-only roads and bridges cover routes complementary to the train system, enabling the buses to still be useful during rush hour. The system is quite well integrated with its counterparts, allowing easy access to ferry stops and train stations. I've had mostly good experiences with the drivers. Giant bus depots with many routes coming through make travel much more efficient when changing routes. The buses are quite clean for public transit, and by and large the services are regular and fast enough to be useful. The worst things I've experienced are the occasional overcrowded bus (but nowhere near as often as I'm used to) and the occasional late or missing bus (again, not that often). There's no such thing as 100% reliability, but I feel comfortable making long trips to unknown areas and trusting my Translink app to find me a way back, which I would never have risked where I come from. The protected bus routes are very much oriented around the universities and hospitals, which pushes the clientele even more towards students and hospital workers than one would expect. However, since I happen to be both of those things, I am okay with that.