Roma Street railway station, Brisbane

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Roma Street
Station overview
Location
Street Roma Street
Suburb Brisbane
Coordinates unknown
Distance from Central Station 0.75km
TransLink Region Brisbane Central
TransLink zone 1
Access by Ground floor via Brisbane Transit Centre, or Roma Street Parklands
Facilities
Number of platforms 10
Platform architecture 4 island, 2 side
Ticket vending machines (TVMs) Yes
Wheelchair access Handicapped/disabled access yes
Station facilities Link
Transfers
Train transfer Yes
Bus transfer Yes, at Brisbane Transit Centre
Train navigation
Inbound
Outbound
Gold Coast Line
Nambour and Gympie North Line
terminus
Ipswich Line
Cleveland Line
Beenleigh Line
Shorncliffe Line
South Brisbane (weekends)
Corinda via South Brisbane Line
Exhibition Line
Clockwise
Anticlockwise

Roma Street Station is a major railway station in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. It was Brisbane's first railway station and opened in 1876. Roma Street is the Brisbane terminus for most long-distance trains in Queensland, part of the QR Citytrain network, and is located in Zone 1 of the TransLink integrated public transport system.

The station has a total of ten platforms. Platform 3 is the terminus for the standard gauge XPT service from New South Wales, platforms 2, 3 and 10 are for long-distance train travel within Queensland (including the Tilt Train), and the remainder serve the Citytrain suburban network. All Citytrain services, including the Airtrain, stop at Roma Street. Platforms 1, 2 and 3 are undergoing redevelopment in conjunction with the Roma Street Busway Station project.

Pedestrian access to the station is through the ground floor entrance of the Brisbane Transit Centre, a walkway from the end of George Street, or through the Roma Street Parkland.

The future Roma Street Busway Station will be incorporated into the train station which will provide convenient transfer from bus to train or vice versa.

Contents

Roma Street Station currently serves all suburban, interurban and long distance trains. The platforms at Brisbane's Roma Street Station are numbered from 1 to 10, with 1 being the easternmost platform and 10 being one of the westernmost. However during peak hour, some services may use different platforms from the ones listed below. The services which generally use each platform are listed below.

Platform Line Destination Notes
1 Closed for Inner Northern Busway Construction Platform Closed
2 CountryLink North Coast Sydney All stops
3
4 & 5+ Beenleigh Line
Gold Coast Line
Cleveland Line
Corinda via South Brisbane Line
Beenleigh
Robina
Cleveland
Corinda
All stations*
Express
All stations*
Peak-hr
6 & 7 Ferny Grove Line
Airport Line
Doomben Line
Ferny Grove
Domestic Terminal
Doomben
All stations*
Express
All stations
7 (only) Nambour & Gympie North Line
Exhibition Line
Cooroy/Gympie North
Exhibition
Express
Special
8 Ipswich/Rosewood Line
Exhibition Line
Ipswich/Rosewood^
Exhibition
All stations*
Special
9 Caboolture Line
Shorncliffe Line
Nambour and Gympie North Line
Exhibition Line
Caboolture
Shorncliffe
Nambour
Exhibition
All stations*
All stations*
Express
Special
10 Traveltrain Long Distance

+ Note: Cleveland, Beenleigh and Gold Coast services depart from Platform 6 during weekends & public holidays.
* Note: Express services operate on most suburban lines during peak periods.
^ Note: Rosewood direct services normally operate during peak only, at other times, a change is required at Ipswich.

For an informal but complete listing of TransLink bus routes, see the following list of TransLink services. For accurate bus timetables and route maps, see the TransLink Bus Services website.

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