Garden City Bus Station

The Garden City Bus Station, at Westfield Garden City, is serviced by TransLink bus routes. It is part of the Garden City Shopping Centre and is a major interchange, connecting to the Upper Mount Gravatt Busway Station immediately below it on the South East Busway. It is in a transition precinct between Zone 3 and Zone 4 of the TransLink integrated public transport system.

TransLink's bus network in South East Queensland

Busways in Brisbane

Northern Busway	King George Square Roma Street Normanby QUT Kelvin Grove RCH Herston RBWH

South East Busway	Cultural Centre South Bank Mater Hill Woolloongabba Buranda Greenslopes Holland Park West Griffith University Upper Mount Gravatt Eight Mile Plains

Eastern Busway	UQ Lakes Dutton Park Boggo Road PA Hospital Buranda Stones Corner Langlands Park

Bus Interchanges

Brisbane Central	Adelaide Street Cultural Centre Queen Street

Brisbane North	Aspley Brookside Chermside Toombul

Brisbane South	Browns Plains Grand Plaza Garden City

Brisbane East	Cannon Hill Carindale

Brisbane West	Inala Plaza Indooroopilly University of Queensland UQ Lakes

Northern	Strathpine Caboolture

Southern	Loganholme Springwood

Eastern	Capalaba Victoria Point

Western	Bell Street

Sunshine Coast	Caloundra Kawana Noosa Heads Sunshine Plaza University of the Sunshine Coast

Gold Coast	Australia Fair Harbour Town Pacific Fair Surfers Paradise Tweed Heads

Operators

Bribie Island Coaches
Brisbane Bus Lines
Brisbane Transport
Buslink
Caboolture Bus Lines
Hornibrook Bus Lines
Kangaroo Bus Lines
Laidley Bus Service
Logan City Bus Service
Mt Gravatt Bus Service
Park Ridge Transit
Southern Cross Transit
Sunbus Sunshine Coast
Surfside Bus Lines
Thompsons Bus Service
Veolia Transport
Westside Bus Company

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