CONFERENCE VENUE

Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre

IPS 2023 was held at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre in Queensland, Australia.

Glenelg St, South Brisbane, QLD

Phone: +61 7 3308 3000

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Getting There

TAXI

Taxi ranks are located outside the main entrance to the Centre on Merivale Street and a taxi drop off located at the Convention Centre Grey Street entrance.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Getting to BCEC via public transport is easy and efficient with bus, ferry and train options available. More information about planning your journey via public transport can be found on the TransLink website →

TRAIN

South Brisbane Railway Station adjacent to the Convention Centre on Grey Street or South Bank Railway Station are the most convenient stations to the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre.

BUS SERVICES

The Cultural Centre Station on Melbourne Street and the South Bank Busway Station corner of Colchester and Tribune Streets are closest to BCEC.

CITYCAT & FERRIES

The public transport ferries CityCat, operate every day and stop at the South Bank River Terminal on the Clem Jones Promenade.

The inner-city ferry travels between the CBD, North Quay and Kangaroo Point, stopping at South Bank Terminal 1 and 2 on the Clem Jones Promenade.

ONSITE CARPARKING

BCEC provide undercover parking for up to 1500 vehicles.

The car park has direct lift access to the Centre’s multiple convention floors and exhibition facilities.

Car park 1 is best for Merivale Street rooms, Car Park 2 & 3 are best for Exhibition Halls and Grey Street rooms via Russell Street Walkway.

See car parking rates and availability →

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Brisbane

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Queensland

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