Brisbane Transportation

 19 Reviews  The Citycat and its smaller sisters the Kittycats are fleets of catamaran ferries operated by the city council for public transport. These ferries are high speed transportation up and down the river... 

 21 Reviews  The Airtrain is a innovative technological rail service that runs passengers and business from Brisbane's city center to both the International and Domestic sections of the Brisbane International... 

 12 Reviews  The Loop is a free bus service which links various city attractions and destinations around the Central Business District (CBD). Travels both clockwise and counter-clockwise. Bus stops at Central... 

 22 Reviews  Well this toll tunnel cuts out Fortitude Valley and Central Brisbane and takes you from Wooloongabba to Bowen Hills....not far from The Royal Hospital. It is 20 minutes quicker and 20kms shorter than... 

 11 Reviews  Agree with others who have written about difficulties with Alpha. Simply stated mine have been. 1/ An hour and a half between when I called Alpha at the Airport and when they got me to the car with... 

 balhannah Says:  Ships that come to Brisbane usually dock at Portside Wharf which is at Hamilton in Brisbane.The P&O Aurora and the Oriana, are two of the largest ships to dock... 

 balhannah Says:  Brisbane area has a few toll roads.As from September, 2009, all Toll booths have been removed. This does not mean that you get free travel, it means that you... 

 balhannah Says:  Living in Brisbane, I had heard that the Brisbane City Council was going to introduce Bicycle's for hire, just like other countries around the world.Well, in... 

 Steve-H Says:  Based in Brisbane the Kookaburra river queens offer dining cruises up and down the river. We saw this one lit up like a christmas tree while walking along the... 

 Maryimelda Says:  Just last night (15 March, 2010) the Clem 7 Tunnel was officially opened. I have just driven through it and wanted to be among the first to report back to VT... 

 balhannah Says:  Stradbroke ferries, is a car/passenger ferry, than has services to the Islands in Moreton bay.If you want to go to North Stradbroke island, then the ferry to... 

 briam60 Says:  I would seriously advise against the bus unless you plan on getting off along the way, and if that's the case there are several companies that do hop on/ hop... 

 pedroswift Says:  Repeated in the "Warnings" tips.Brisbane CBD Parking Stations provide the fifth most expensive places to park in the World. It costs more to park here than... 

 xuessium Says:  FROM SINGAPORE3 airlines connect the 3rd largest city in Australia to Singapore directly: Singapore Airlines, Qantas Airways and Emirates.Budget airlines-wise,... 

 MariePisces Says:  The route 200 bus runs every 5-15 minutes from the suburbs to the City. You can catch it from a big shopping centre called Westfield Carindale. It costs $1.10... 

 Beach_Girl_Aust Says:  Mount Cootha is just 15 minutes from Brisbane's central business district. It's one of Brisbane's classic daytrips. Getting there on the bus will cost just one... 

 Jerelis Says:  The Greyhound bus is a convenient, comfortable and economical way to see Australia at its very best. As a national coach operator, Greyhound Australia runs... 

 joanj Says:  Brisbane's Airtrain is a fast, clean and efficient electric train service which provides a regular commuter rail link from the Domestic & International... 

 lotharscheer Says:  Bus 761 goes from Gold Coast airport to Robina train station, about 2 hours and $ 18,70 if you pay with the driver ($ 24,60 until Brisbane airport), 12,88...