Last reviewed: Wednesday 27 Mar 2024 at 1.47pm

From Monday 22 January 2024 until late-2024, Banyo station will close for a major station accessibility upgrade.

This means Shorncliffe line services will not stop at Banyo for the duration of the works. 

While the station is closed, alternative transport options will be available; including the new route 316 - Northgate to Banyo station service.

See all the alternative travel options below.  

Key upgrade features

  • A new footbridge with lift access
  • Improved accessible parking, including kiss 'n' ride area
  • Full-length, high-level platforms
  • Upgraded hearing augmentation loops and tactile ground surface indicators 
  • Upgraded security cameras and lighting
  • New wayfinding and platform signage
  • Accessible toilets and ticket windows
  • New bicycle storage facility
  • Improved seating and extended platform shelters
  • Improved station building and facilities.​ 
Artist's impression of upgraded Banyo station

Alternative travel options

The new route 316 service will run between Northgate station and Banyo station, with additional stops at Earnshaw State College and Australian Catholic University. 

This is a temporary service running for the duration of the Banyo station closure.

Timetables

Service frequency will match the Shorncliffe line schedule at Northgate station.

View the 316 timetable in journey planner or as a printable PDF document.

Stops serviced

Maps of station stops

This existing service travels between Nudgee and Brisbane City, with stops at Virginia station, Toombul interchange and Fortitude Valley along the way.

Depending on your destination, it may be faster than catching route 316 to Northgate and transferring to the train there.

Route 306 runs 7 days a week, including public holidays. 

If you normally park at Banyo station, consider using nearby Northgate or Virginia stations instead. 

Northgate is serviced by Caboolture, Redcliffe Peninsula, Shorncliffe and Sunshine Coast lines. 

Virginia is serviced by Redcliffe Peninsula line services.

Travelling with a bike? Unfortunately bikes and personal mobility devices are not allowed onboard bus services, including the 316.

Check out Queensland Rail's bike and e-scooter page to see what bike storage facilities are available at Northgate station

About the program

The Station Accessibility Upgrade Program is an ongoing body of work by Queensland Rail to deliver upgraded stations and facilities that are easy to get to and use. 

Visit the Queensland Rail project page to find out more. 

Looking for information about the other closed stations?

Check out our project page for full details. 

Affected services

South East Queensland

Bus