Albert Street Station

The first CBD train station built in more than 120 years, Albert Street Station will dramatically improve connectivity to the southern part of the CBD.

The new underground Albert Street Station will become the main pedestrian feeder point for QUT’s Gardens Point campus, the parliamentary precinct, the new Queen’s Wharf development, an upgraded Eagle Street business district and the City Botanic Gardens. It will also provide easy access to Elizabeth Street and Queen Street Mall.

Concept image of the Albert Street station entry

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67,260

users every week day by 2036

Underground station

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31 m

below surface level

Longer Platform

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220 m

for future capacity

Albert Street Station - Seat to Street

This video includes concept developments and designs which are not final or approved.

Albert Street Station - Seat to Street

This video includes concept developments and designs which are not final or approved.

Albert Street Station Location

The new Albert Street underground station will provide improved public transport to residents, students and workers in the southern end of the city, creating a new hub at the corner of Albert and Mary Streets. A second station entrance near Elizabeth Street will provide easy access to the Queen Street Mall.

Albert Street public realm

As part of Cross River Rail, the project is upgrading the public realm on Albert Street between Elizabeth and Mary Streets, which will realise part of Brisbane City Council’s Albert Street Vision.

You can learn more about the Albert Street public realm here.

Render of the future Albert Street station precinct.

Albert Street Street Art Festival

Cross River Rail together with the Brisbane Street Art Festival is proud to present the Albert Street Outdoor Art Gallery.

Featuring 10 emerging and established artists, this temporary installation forms part of a series of creative and educational activations, as part of the Cross River Rail project.

You can find out more about the artists and their artworks here.