Brisbane City Council is delivering the turn-up-and-go Brisbane Metro at
UQ Lakes Bus Station, St Lucia Campus
From 28 January 2025, Brisbane Metro services will operate on the M2 route connecting The University of Queensland to the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital.
Metro services will run every 5 minutes during peak and up to 15 minutes off-peak.
Major infrastructure works at UQ Lakes station were completed in April 2024 and included upgrading the existing station platforms, shelters and seating to increase station capacity, and providing end-of-route charging for the electric metro fleet.
Changes at UQ Lakes station from 28 January 2025:
- M2 services will replace Route 66.
- M2 passengers will board from Stop A. When arriving at UQ Lakes, passengers may be dropped off at Stops A, B or F.
- M2 services will not stop at Dutton Park Place. Alternative services for this station can be found at translink.com.au.
- Route 139 and 169 passengers should board from Stop D (previously Stop B) to depart from UQ Lakes station.
Signage will be in place and support staff will be on site during the launch to assist with the changes.
See Brisbane Metro website for more information.
Contact and more information
To plan your journey, download the MyTransLink app, visit translink.com.au, or call 13 12 30 any time.
UQ Lakes station wayfinding from 28 January 2025
Brisbane Metro project team
If you have any questions about this project, please contact the BCC metro hotline:
For further information on the Brisbane Metro Project and to receive construction updates from Brisbane City Council, please visit the below webpages available:
Join the conversation
There are a number of ways you can learn more and share your feedback on Brisbane's New Bus Network.
- Attend a community information session and speak to a member of the network team.
- Use Brisbane City Council's interactive network map to view Brisbane's New Bus Network, see if there are changes to your journey, which alternative routes are available to help you plan your future journeys and provide feedback using the online survey.
- Play The Brisbane Metro Game - a fun and interactive way to learn why the network needs to evolve and how metros will improve the network.