Victoria Point Bus Station

The Victoria Point Bus Station, at Victoria Point Queensland, is serviced by TransLink bus routes. It is part of the Victoria Point Shopping Centre and is a major interchange for TransLink's Eastern Region. It is in a transition precinct between Zone 6 and Zone 7 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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