Enjoy music, theatre and dance at Brisbane Festival

Several bus stops are located within walking distance, including the South Bank Busway Station (1km walk) and stops along Alice Street and George Street (800m walk). The free City Loop bus service (routes 40 and 50) stops on Alice Street directly in front of the City Botanic Gardens.

The QUT Gardens Point ferry terminal is the closest, located just a 280-meter walk from Riverstage. This terminal is serviced by the high-speed CityCat and Express CityCat services. The free CityHopper ferry service also operates nearby, with terminals at North Quay and the Maritime Museum offering access.

The closest train stations are South Bank and Central Station. From South Bank Station, it is an 850-meter walk across the Goodwill Bridge to the Riverstage entrance. The Airport Line train also connects Brisbane Airport directly to South Bank station.

Brisbane features extensive bikeways that connect to the venue. The Bicentennial Bikeway provides a direct link. Bike racks are available at several locations within the City Botanic Gardens, including near the Goodwill Bridge and along Gardens Point Road.

Driving is an option, but on-site parking at Riverstage is not available to the public. Limited metered street parking is available on Alice Street. Nearby paid parking facilities can be found at QUT's Gardens Point campus, at South Bank, or in various Brisbane CBD car parks.

The Brisbane Metro is available, though specific station details are not provided in the text.

Shuttle services may be available for specific events; it's advisable to check the festival's official website for details.

A drop-off and pick-up area is located at Gardens Point Road, behind the QUT campus.

The festival is a 10 to 15-minute walk from the city center. Pedestrians can enter the gardens from multiple points, including Alice Street, Edward Street, George Street, and via the Goodwill Bridge from South Bank.