Bus Routes
| Route | Destination | Via | ||
| Stand 1 | ||||
| 282 | Esplanade Busport | Gladys Road | ||
| 291 | Gooseberry Hill | Williams Street | ||
| 685 | to Crown Perth, Burswood | Belmont Forum | ||
| Stand 2 | ||||
| 281 | Pickering Brook | Mundaring Weir Road, Canning Road | ||
| 283 | Esplanade Busport | Lesmurdie Road, Crystal Brook Road | ||
| Stand 3 | ||||
| 295 | Esplanade Busport | Kalamunda Road, Great Eastern Highway (Limited Stop Service) | ||
| 295 | Walliston | Canning Road | ||
| 299 | Esplanade Busport | Kalamunda Road, Great Eastern Highway | ||
| 299 | Walliston | Canning Road | ||
| Stand 4 | ||||
| 288 | Esplanade Busport | Hawtin Road, Tonkin Highway | ||
| 296 | Esplanade Busport | Maida Vale Road, Great Eastern Highway | ||
| 296 | Walliston | Canning Road | ||
| 297 | Midland railway station | Gooseberry Hill Road, Midland Road | ||
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