I am so glad that this railway station is still here, but it looks like it has been purchased and…read moretransformed into something else. I guess that is a bit of a shame because it means that it is unlikely to be turned back into a railway station, but then again this is Adelaide and they really don't seem to like trains here. However, it is still pretty cool that this really old station is still standing, just don't expect to catch any trains from here.

The station is steps from the cruise ship terminal. We exited the large terminal, followed the…read moresigns to the station down the escalator & outside. One window was open & the line was very long, we were told that we can purchase our tickets when we exit. We walked over and took a :45 train to downtown Adelaide. Trains came every :30 until midnight when rail service stops. We bought our tickets in the main station before we left. We passed 21 stations before arriving at the main Adelaide, coming back this is the last stop.

There are lots and lots of things said about this railway station, and not many of them all that…read morenice either. However, I have seen this place change countless times, particularly since they knocked down the old station building top put through a goods line. However, it is also a major interchange, which used to be a park, eons ago. However, while the station is supposed to be staffed, I haven't seen any staff there in ages either.

This was a real surprise - a pretty new railway station located in the back blocks of Elizabeth…read more Honestly, after all of the, well, rather bland stations that I had seen located along this line (with the exception of a couple, the last thing that I expected to discover was this place. They have certainly pumped an awful lot of money into the railway stations, despite the fact that it literally looks like it is located in the middle of the country. Then again, a part of me really shouldn't be all that surprised.

Well, I'm not going to suggest that it is one of the safest stations in Adelaide, but still,…read moreconsidering its location, I sort of try to avoid it myself, particularly since I do know the area (having grown up nearby). However, unlike a lot of the stations in Adelaide, this one not only has a decent sized shelter, but it also has a bus interchange. Though, I should suggest that it is not the best idea to get off the train here, unless you really have to.

Yep, this is the end of the line, and while the original station still stands, it isn't actually…read moreused any more, namely because the platform that the train uses is actually the other platform. However, it's pretty cool, and is also located at the entrance to a national park, which I have to admit is really, really cool. In fact, you can catch a train from Adelaide all the way to the national park, which is a huge bonus. Yeah, this station is pretty awesome.

Well, this place is basically your typical Adelaide railway station, though I am actually somewhat…read moresurprised that Adelaide even has trains. I guess coming from Melbourne leaves me wondering why they haven't ripped up all of the tracks, though it is probably a good thing they didn't. So, as mentioned, this place is basically a shelter, and that is it, though trains do stop here rather irregularly. However, the subway has some pretty interesting artwork.

Well, this railway station is really no different to many of the other railway stations located…read morealong this railway line. In fact, this station is really no different to the many other railway stations located in Adelaide, namely that there is a shelter, a platform, and a speaker that will tell you when the next train is coming, and basically, that is about it. However, the reason that this station gets the rating that it does is because there happens to be a tardis located out the front - no, not like the one out the front of Earl's Court Station in London, but rather it is just an electrical box that is painted to look like the Tardis. Still, it does make this station stand out from all the other stations in Adelaide.