I contacted the Visitors Centre hoping that they might assist me finding a Qantas office - an extremely kind lady - Bianca - spent a lot of time kindly trying to find flight information for me even though that is not what the Centre really does. She quite restored my faith in people after having had absolutely no help from anyone at Qantas!! read more

Yelp may have an outdated location. The visitors information center is no longer a kiosk in the middle of the street. They occupy a space in the Regent. Agents have computers on desks and printers. There is a wall full of brochures and pamphlets. I wandered inside. An older guy asked me what I was looking for, and then picked out some brochures about the Australia Zoo for me. He led me to an agent who wanted me to buy tickets to the Australia Zoo. I could have just booked the tickets on my own, but I figured I was there anyway. The information center charged me $77 AUD per adult for any day admission with Wildlife Hospital Entry. (This ended up being the same price - Australia Zoo website charges $75 AUD per adult, and the hospital asks for $2 donation.) The lady said they also offer a package that includes admission and a transfer to the zoo. The zoo is about an hour away (driving) from Brisbane city center. The lady said she would email me, but I never received an email. She printed the tickets for me, so I had to hold on to them. The tickets actually scanned when I got to the zoo, so at least I'm glad I didn't get scammed. Why is this information center even here? They don't even have any offers or promotions. I could have obtained their info just by browsing the internet and getting online reviews. Basically they forced me to pay for hospital entry when I didn't need it, and this was not disclosed to me. read more

Visitors Information Centre - Entrance at the Regent - Visitor Centers Near Me - Brisbane, QLD

Helpfully placed in the centre of Queen st Mall is the Brisbane Visitor Information Centre. This place is good for tours and accommodation bookings, events and entertainment information, brochures and maps, or general tourist advice you need for the Brisbane and Greater Brisbane areas. If you can't find a place in the city or your phone has died, the lovely ladies at the Information Centre are well equipped to lend you hand. My only annoyance is that sometimes they are busy so you may have to wait for a couple of minutes. 4 stars for finding out where you need to go! read more

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Attention all tourists, backpackers and disorientated locals. This is the all-knowing eye of Brisbane. It's located halfway down Queen Street mall, outside the Wintergarden. This is the place to go if you need to find a store, book tickets to events, query transport routes or even if you 're just bored and looking for event suggestions. In case your sense of direction is so bad you can't find the information centre, they've also started this service called 'Roving Ambassadors'. Look for their friendly roving staff anywhere along Queen Street Mall with their blue and yellow uniforms with 'i' logo emblazoned on it. read more

Visitors Information Centre - Visitor Centers Near Me - Brisbane, QLD

Tucked smack in the middle of the Queen Street Mall, this confined walk-in kiosk offers flyers, brochures, magazines, and maps for things to do in and around Brisbane. I came here during my first month of living here, and found some very useful guides to take home. Employees approached me asking if I needed assistance, so friendly customer service all around. You can buy event tickets (or at least get information on how to get them) here, get directions, and so forth. I don't think it matters whether you're a visitor, new to the area, or a long time Brisbane resident, I'm sure you'll find information that you haven't had access to before. read more

Hello I was wondering where 'insert anything in the world' is? Well that's probably a little obnoxious but my point is that the staff and resources at your disposal here are incredibly informative and helpful even for locals let alone tourists. Smack band in the center of the mall between the Pig and Whistle and Jimmys you will find pamphlets and information on tours and attractions, maps, restaurant lists, local hot spots, day trips, zoo and theme park brochures the list is endless. If you get stuck and can't find exactly what you need on the wall there are usually ample staff to answer your questions with a smile. read more

Lost and confused and wandering around Brisbane like a tourist, I find myself very very bad with directions. I am not at all ashamed to admit that I have visited the Visitors Information Centre on many an occasion to ask where 'x' bus stop was or how to get to 'y' building. The staff here are used to dealing with visitors and give great directions in relation to land marks for the directionless local, tourist, or out of towner. They have a lot of information about things to do in Brisbane (although most of them are touristy) as well as translink information. If you get sick of trawling through Yelp for ideas on what to do in Brisbane, you can definitely give the brochure wall a look here for some ideas. read more