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Visiting for Brisbane 2032

Brisbane and South East Queensland are gearing up to welcome the world in 2032. Here's an independent, plain-English guide to the region — where to go, what's free, how to get around, and where to stay. Everything on this page is our own editorial; official event details will come from official sources closer to the Games.

🚆 Getting around South East Queensland

Brisbane, the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast are close together — the Gold Coast is about an hour south of Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast about an hour and a half north. Public transport across the region runs on the TransLink network (trains, buses, ferries and the Gold Coast's G:link light rail), and major upgrades like Cross River Rail and Brisbane Metro are on the way. Always check current timetables and fares with TransLink.

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🏷️ How we label listings

So you always know what you're looking at, we label everything:

Editorial — our own independent guide (like everything on this page right now).
Free listing — a business's free entry.
Paid listing — a business that pays to be featured, always clearly marked.
Sponsored — paid promotion, always clearly marked.
Podium 32 is an independent community sports and information platform. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Olympic Committee, Australian Olympic Committee, Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee or any government authority. Travel information is general and provided in good faith; always confirm opening hours, prices and timetables with the operator.