Mowbray Park ferry terminal upgrade

Brisbane City Council is pleased to advise the Mowbray Park Ferry Terminal upgrade is now complete. These upgrades will provide improved access for everyone to Brisbane's ferry network.

Project summary

AddressPark Avenue, East Brisbane
WardCoorparoo
Project outcomesThe upgraded ferry terminal  features improved accessibility for all passengers and increases the terminal capacity to cater for current and future demand.
Latest updateConstruction complete – terminal open Monday 9 December 2024.

About the project

The Mowbray Park ferry terminal is located at Mowbray Park, East Brisbane. Along with being of a flood-resilient design, the upgraded terminal is compliant with the Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport 2002 (DSAPT) and the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (DDA).

The upgrades included:

  • removing the existing pontoon, gangway and associated piles
  • repurposing and refurbishing the existing waiting area to provide a more open and transparent space
  • installing an additional fixed walkway connecting from the repurposed waiting area to a new flood resilient gangway and a dual berth pontoon designed to support all vessels in our ferry fleet
  • installing new piles associated with the fixed walkway, pontoon restraint and ferry movement
  • incorporating a new look and feel including ferry terminal identification signage
  • improved lighting and safety features such as increased CCTV coverage.

The terminal now provides improved accessibility, with works on the landslide also including:

  • upgrading the passenger set down to ensure DDA compliance and vehicle turnaround area at the end of Park Avenue
  • providing PWD parking spaces and new access paths
  • landscaping works to improve amenity and complement the Mowbray Park setting
  • improving lighting and safety. 

Project benefits

The upgraded Mowbray Park ferry terminal features improved accessibility for all passengers and has increased the terminal’s capacity to cater for current and future demand. It has dual berthing capability for two CityCats and has been designed to support all vessels in Council’s ferry fleet.

The upgrade ensures everyone can enjoy Council’s ferry services, including passengers with a disability, their families and carers, older residents, passengers using a mobility device and parents with infants in prams.

More information

If you would like to find out more about the Mowbray Park Ferry Terminal you can:

  • call the project team on 3178 5413 during business hours
  • call Council on 3403 8888 outside of business hours
  • email the project team
  • write to:
    Ferry Infrastructure 
    City Projects Office
    Brisbane City Council
    GPO Box 1434
    Brisbane Qld 4001
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