Brisbane Cruise Reviews

The new port seemed OK, it looked new but not a pretty port at all and somewhat a bummer you need to go through a prettty ugly area via a half hour bus drive to be dropped off in the city where there were much the same things to do as there was in Sydney, we found a nice place for an on land massage where our health fund subsidised the much cheaper price so actually had a good day but I could have ...

Visited with friends - the port is a long way from the centre of brisbane . There is a free shuttle - unadvertised ...

Long drive from the port on the shuttle, the Anglican cathedral was the highlight. ...

The port is a 45 min US$25 shuttle ride to the central city. We previously lived in Brisbane, so simply spent a few hours running errands and having lunch at South Bank. ...

Place where ship docked not good at all, too far from town. Needs a better shuttle service. ...

Took the free shuttle to downtown Brisbane from the port and then walked Queen Street mall to the free Cityhopper ferry that goes along the Brisbane river. After traveling the entire length of the ferry run, we got off at Eagle Street Pier and enjoyed lunch before walking back to the shuttle stop opposite Central (train) Station. A delightful day, Also, we cleared Australian customs here as it ...

Just like any other City CBD ...

Brisbane is a great city but parking out at the cargo wharf is very disappointing. Can't be helped due to the size of the ship but middle of nowhere, no public transport and Princess gouging for shuttle bus. ...

Great experience.Enjoyed being able to hold a koala & feed kangaroos. ...

Been too many times so why bother. Large ships dock at Port of Brisbane’s Multi-User Terminal (FI Grain) “Grain Wharf” – nothing there, no public transport or any amenities nearby and you are prevented from leaving the port(vehicle access only) unless you buy a Princess Shuttle ticket to City for $25 or you have arranged private car to pick you up. No taxis were on site when we left the terminal. ...