Doomben Railway Line - Line Guide and Services

Line Guide and Services

All services stop at all stations to Roma Street railway station. The typical travel time between Doomben and Brisbane City is approximately 18 minutes (to Central).

Doomben line services typically continue as Cleveland line services. No rail services operate on Sundays or public holidays.

Passengers for/from the Airport, Caboolture and Shorncliffe lines change at Eagle Junction, Ferny Grove and Nambour and Gympie North lines at Bowen Hills, and all other lines at Central.


Doomben railway line
Beenleigh, Cleveland, Gold Coast, Ipswich, Rosewood, Tennyson lines
Exhibition line
0.8 km Roma Street(1) See Roma Street railway station
0.0 km CENTRAL(1) See Adelaide Street Bus Mall
1.3 km Fortitude Valley(1) See Fortitude Valley railway station
Bulimba Branch (closed)
2.4 km Bowen Hills (original site)
Exhibition line
2.7 km Bowen Hills(1) 301, 310, 315, 320, 393
Inner City Bypass
3.0km Mayne Junction (closed)
Ferny Grove line
Breakfast Creek
4.5 km Albion(2) 306, 310, 315, 322
5.6 km Wooloowin(2)
6.5 km Eagle Junction(2) 303, 304, 320, 321
Airport, Caboolture, Nambour and Gympie North, Shorncliffe lines
7.4 km Clayfield(2) 303, 304, 610, 615
8.0 km Hendra(2) 300, 303, 304
8.9 km Ascot(2) 300, 303, 304
9.9 km DOOMBEN(2) 301, 303, 304
To Hamilton Cold Stores (Whinstanes freight branch)
Gateway Motorway
Eagle Farm 1 (Airport) 302, 303, 304
Eagle Farm 2
Gateway Motorway Deviation (under construction)
Bunour 302, 303, 304
Meeandah 302, 303, 304
Eagle Farm Road
PINKENBA 302, 303
Pinkenba balloon loop
Incitec Wharf
Shell Terminal
Boral Gas siding
BP Oil Refinery


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