Getting to Queen's Wharf
Queen's Wharf, the riverside entertainment precinct in the heart of the CBD, home to The Star Brisbane, restaurants, bars and the Sky Deck. Here's how to get there and home after.
Getting here by train, bus & ferry
The closest stop for each mode within a reasonable walk. Walk times are estimates; the trip planner has live times for your exact journey.
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How to get to Queen's Wharf
🚆 By train
Central, Roma Street and South Brisbane stations are all a short walk through the CBD.
🚌 By bus
City buses and the free City Loop stop nearby through the CBD.
⛴️ By ferry
The North Quay CityCat terminal is a short walk along the river.
Getting home after the night out
Right in the city, you have the best of the late network: Central and Roma Street trains with NightLink on weekend nights, plus late city buses and ferries. Still worth checking the last service before a late one.
Check the last service →Before the night out
Queen Street Mall
City shopping and food
Eagle Street riverside
Riverside dining
South Bank
Across the river
About Queen's Wharf
Queen's Wharf is a major riverside precinct in the Brisbane CBD that began opening in 2024, anchored by The Star Brisbane casino and hotels, with restaurants, bars, a Sky Deck and event spaces along the river. It's one of the city's newest entertainment destinations.
The precinct strings together the casino, several hotels, a Sky Deck high above the river and a run of restaurants and bars, with more still opening as the development is finished. It's quickly become a go-to for a big night in the city.
On the night
Being in the CBD you're spoiled for transport and for places to eat first along Queen Street or Eagle Street. Stay as late as you like, just check the last train and NightLink if you're heading out of the city.
Parking at Queen's Wharf
⚠️ Paid parking nearby
Queen's Wharf has a large paid car park underneath the precinct, entered from William and Alice Streets. It is the most parking of any venue on this list, and it is priced accordingly, with rates that vary by day and by how long you stay.
Where people park instead
- 🅿️ Other CBD commercial car parks, several with flat evening rates
- 🅿️ Park 'n' ride at a station and take the train into Central or Roma Street
Central and Roma Street are both a walk away, and the river ferries stop nearby, so the precinct is one of the easiest places in Brisbane to reach without a car.
Park 'n' ride at a station and take the train instead →Queen's Wharf travel questions
How do I get to Queen's Wharf and The Star Brisbane?+
Central, Roma Street and South Brisbane stations are all a short walk, with city buses, the free City Loop and the North Quay ferry terminal nearby.
What's the nearest station to Queen's Wharf?+
Central station is about a 9 minute walk, with Roma Street and South Brisbane also close.
How do I get home from Queen's Wharf at night?+
City trains run with NightLink on weekend nights, plus late buses and ferries. Check the last service before a late night out.
How much is public transport to the venue?+
Every trip on the South East Queensland network is a flat 50c fare with a go card, your phone or a bank card.
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