QPAC Parking

Parking

Performing Arts Car Park - Entry via Melbourne Street or Stanley Place


$15.00 per visit, $18.00 per pre-paid visit in 2010 and $19.00 per pre-paid visit in 2011.

Opening Hours
  • 7.00am to 10.00pm Mon
  • 7.00am to 12.00am Tue to Fri
  • 8.30am to 12.00am Sat
  • 8.30am to 10.00pm Sun

Find more information about Parking in the South Bank Precinct, such as the Art Gallery/Museum, State Library, Convention Centre and South Bank Car parks.

Pre-Paid Parking at QPAC
We encourage that you leave adequate time for your journey to ensure you arrive in pently of time to relax before the performance begins.  During busy periods in the South Bank Precinct it may be difficult to secure a parking space at QPAC.  You can take the stress out of finding a parking space by securing a parking space along with your theatre tickets.

Take advantage of the pre-paid car parking service, which offers guaranteed, safe and convenient parking at QPAC. The car park ticket will be issued with your theatre tickets, ready for use on the night.  You can book your pre-paid parking when you purchase your theatre tickets online.  Simply add a pre-paid parking voucher valid for your performance date in your basket when you have selected seats for the performance you are attending. This facility is limited per performance. You can also book your pre-paid parking by calling qtix box office on 136 246.

Please note, parking Voucher MUST be presented on entry to the QPAC Carpark.  Vouchers must be purchased at least seven days in advance to allow for receipt prior to your visit to QPAC.

South Bank Parking Guidance System
Visiting and knowing where to park in South Bank is easy thanks to the electronic guidance system.
Signs at the car parks and major entry points to South Bank feature illuminated indicators showing the amount of space available at each car park - green indicates the amount of available parking, while red indicates the amount that is unavailable.
Signs displaying a simplified map of routes to the parking zones within the precinct are located at:
  • Grey Street, south of William Jolly Bridge
  • Victoria Bridge outbound near QPAC
  • Vulture Street, south of Grey Street
  • Ernest Street inbound facing Gladstone Road
Signs at each car park and in other key areas around the precinct indicate availability of parking spaces at each venue.

Using Queensland Cultural Centre Car Parks



Automatic Pay Stations
To enable free flow of traffic exiting after a performance, patrons are required to pay the parking fee of $15.00 at the automatic pay stations on entry to the Queensland Performing Arts Centre and Art Gallery/Museum car parks. The pay stations accept payment by cash or credit card (MasterCard and Visa) and will print receipts on request.

Cash
The pay stations will accept change, $5 notes, $10 notes and $20 notes only and will provide change in $1 and $2 coins. The pay stations will not accept $50 and $100 notes.

Credit Card
Upon insertion of a credit card the $15.00 fee will be deducted, the card returned, receipts will be printed on request and the gate will then rise.
During peak times of pre-performances and events, the booths will be staffed for manual operation and to assist patrons with directions and information requirements. Staff will also be available in the event of pay station equipment failure. Unfortunately, staff will be unable to provide change for the car park.



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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Access changes

Access changes at QPAC

Due to construction at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, cars travelling north along Grey Street can no longer turn right into Russell Street or turn at the entrance to the QPAC tunnel.

Mobility Difficulties

Patrons with mobility difficulties

A specific set down area is now open in the QPAC basement 90 minutes prior to and one hour after performances in the QPAC Concert Hall and Lyric Theatre.

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