Hope Island station

Hope Island station is one of three new stations being delivered on the Gold Coast, to better connect South East Queensland’s growing population.

Acciona Georgiou Joint Venture (AGJV) has been awarded the contract to design and construct Hope Island station, with major construction now underway.

To see what the new Hope Island station could like once complete, use our online panorama tool.

Modern urban infrastructure with a pedestrian bridge leading to a building labeled 'Hope Island.' Contemporary architecture with glass and metal facades, people walking and cycling, greenery and well-maintained landscaping.

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Current status

Final design of the station has been completed and major construction activities are underway.

AGJV is the head contractor delivering the Coomera Connector Stage 1 North package, located immediately adjacent to the Hope Island station. Integration and delivery of both projects under one contractor has been determined as the preferred delivery solution to reduce project interface risks including safety, construction and delivery timeframes.

The community will be kept updated as construction activities continue, and will be notified well in advance of train services commencing at Hope Island station.

You can find out more information on the final design here.

Future Hope Island station

Future Hope Island station

Benefits for Hope Island

Hope Island station will provide the local community with greater access to convenient rail services, expanding options for easy travel within the Gold Coast, as well as to Brisbane.

The new Hope Island station will be located next to Mangrove Jack Park, off Hope Island Road.

Station layout

Detailed map of Hope Island station layout, showing parking spaces, accessible facilities, platforms, bus stops, taxi rank, bicycle parking, pedestrian crossings, and traffic lights.

Features include:

  1. Parking spaces
  2. Accessible parking spaces
  3. Station entrance and plaza
  4. Ticket office
  5. Accessible public toilets
  6. Concourse (paid zone)
  7. Undercover lock-up enclosure for 40 bicycles
  8. Additional undercover bicycle racks
  9. Stair access to platforms
  10. Emergency egress stairs
  11. A new signalised intersection off Hope Island Road with dedicated turning lanes into the station
  12. Pedestrian connection from Hope Island Road
Additional elements include:

  • Two high-level platforms with canopy cover
  • Through lifts to each platform
  • Accessible boarding points
  • Taxi bays
  • Kiss’n’Ride drop-off bays
  • Accessible animal relief area
  • New bus stops and covered waiting shelter

Community engagement

Find out more

Come and chat to us at a pop-up information session:

  • Tuesday 3 June 3:00-5:00pm, Hope Island Market Place – 99 Broadwater Ave, Hope Island
  • Wednesday 4 June 9:00-11:00am, Hope Island Shopping Centre, 10 Santa Barbara Rd, Hope Island
  • Saturday 7 June, 8:00-10:00am – Mangrove Jack Park – free coffee cart – Hope Island Road / River Links Blvd, Hope Island

Following community consultation and feedback, features to enhance the station design now include:

  • Station buildings and facilities have moved closer to Hope Island Road to improve accessibility, functionality and safety
  • Additional carparking to deliver approximately 210 spaces from day one of station operations
  • Both eastbound and westbound entry and exit via the new signalised intersection on Hope Island Road
  • An additional pedestrian entrance connecting to Hope Island Road
  • Additional security elements and CCTV within station carpark and pedestrian paths including CCTV coverage areas
  • Landscaping design to improve the overall amenity of Mangrove Jack Park
  • Improved lighting design to enhance visual amenity and overall safety within the station.

Please note, there are aspects of the station design that must meet specific legislative requirements for rail infrastructure to maintain accessibility and safety and cannot be changed, including platform design, environmental requirements, lighting levels and safety measures.

Hope Island station is committed to minimising environmental impacts and adopting sustainable practices, while still delivering a resilient public transport system. View the project’s environmental and sustainability policies.

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Final design for the new Hope Island Station featuring modern architecture with gold and grey tones, pedestrian crossing, and landscaped areas.
A modern, outdoor bus or train station with a long platform covered by a large structure with yellow and gray panels. Several people are standing and sitting on benches along the platform, waiting for transportation. A road with yellow dashed lines runs parallel to the platform under a clear blue sky.
Modern urban infrastructure with a pedestrian bridge leading to a building labeled 'Hope Island.' Contemporary architecture with glass and metal facades, people walking and cycling, greenery and well-maintained landscaping.
Modern train station platform named 'Hope Island,' well-lit with overhead lighting, multiple tracks, clear signage, safety markings, and seating areas.
Architectural elevation plans for a building's east and west elevations, highlighting sections in orange, red, green, and blue for station buildings, kiss & ride stops, lift shafts, and bike facilities.
Architectural elevation drawings of a building complex from General Elevation - North and General Elevation - South perspectives, highlighting lift/stair buildings, bus stops, lift shafts, bike racks, and the main station building with color-coded sections.

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