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Brisbane, Australia
Partnering with Bounce since March 2024, this Convenience Store provides luggage storage spots near Roma Street Station and Gallery of Modern Art. The storage site has the capacity to store up to unlimited bags per day securely, offering 24/7 assistance. So, hurry and book your spot before it's all booked up! It's your go-to solution for storing luggage in Brisbane, with bag protection up to A$10,000. After you've made your reservation, all you need to do is present your reservation confirmation at the location and hand your bags over to the Bounce Partner - it's as simple as that!
At this site, you can store bags of all sizes: purses and tote bags will cost you only A$5.60, while regular luggage is priced at A$7.00.
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Here's how to reach: Brisbane, QLD, AU
Brisbane, Australia
Since November 2023, this Convenience Store has been a trustworthy Bounce partner providing luggage storage options near Brisbane Central Station and Brisbane CBD. They have the capacity to store up to unlimited bags per day in a safe and secure area, complete with 24/7 support. So, you better reserve your spot before they run out! For a hassle-free luggage storage experience in Brisbane, they even offer up to A$10,000 bag protection. After booking, all you have to do is show your reservation confirmation at the location and hand your bags over to the Bounce Partner. It's as simple as that!
This location accepts bags of all sizes: storing purses and tote bags is just A$5.60, and regular luggage is only A$7.00.
Getting there
Here's the address: Brisbane, QLD, AU
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Located within Brisbane's Central Business District or CBD, Roma Street Station dates back to 1873, and you can still see the original station preserved inside the more modern central station. As a main junction station for local intercity railway lines as well as being the central hub for Brisbane's public transportation network, the station also provides a convenient link between the center of the city and Brisbane airport.
In fact, Roma Street Station is such a vital part of Brisbane's public transportation infrastructure that it can be hard to avoid. So if you find yourself here, you'll be glad to know some important information that will make your trip easier.
Roma Street station does not have luggage lockers of its own. And while you can find luggage lockers in nearby South Bank Parklands, these lockers are quite small and only suitable for backpacks. If you want a place to leave big luggage hassle-free for anything from a few hours to days at a time, use the Bounce app to find a place to drop off your things.
The best way to find luggage storage wherever you are is to use the Bounce website or mobile app. Bounce offers geolocation to help you find a place to store bags and a simple booking process to book your suitcases in so you can leave your belongings behind and enjoy the city without baggage.
Bounce allows you to store your bags with local businesses for anything from a few hours to days at a time. Track down one of our locations so you can leave any suitcase or bag behind for as long as you need to.
Situated right outside the train station itself, the sprawling Roma Street Parkland provides the perfect place to relax, unwind, and get a taste of the city after a long journey by train, plane, bus, or however else you got here.
Open seven days a week, the Parkland is far more than your average city park. In fact, it's a horticultural masterpiece that features a stunning rainforest walk and the Spectacle Garden, where you can see a beautifully designed garden full of local and exotic plants you may not encounter anywhere else.
The park is also home to several water features, and keep an eye out for local wildlife such as water dragons that you may encounter here.
Of course, the park also features everything you would want from an urban oasis like this, including barbecue facilities, picnic tables, and sports fields. In other words, it's a fantastic place to encounter the natural side of Australia without leaving the CBD.
If you just can't get enough of nature, take a trip to the City Botanic Gardens, one of the top attractions in Brisbane.
Established in the 19th century, these historic gardens offer a tranquil retreat from bustling city life, sprawling over an expansive area that invites visitors to explore its diverse collection of flora.
Renowned for its significant collection of native and exotic plants, the gardens boast a variety of thematic areas, including a bamboo grove, fernery, and aromatic herb garden, each meticulously curated to showcase the beauty and diversity of plant life. The gardens are not only a haven for plant enthusiasts but also serve as a critical habitat for urban wildlife, providing a sanctuary for birds, insects, and other fauna.
One of the garden's highlights is its collection of ancient trees, some of which are rare and endangered, offering a glimpse into the ecological history of the region. These living treasures are complemented by ornamental ponds, sculptures, and historical features that narrate the garden's long-standing legacy.
The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens also serves as a center for education and conservation, hosting workshops, guided tours, and cultural events that engage the community and foster a deeper appreciation for the natural world. Its picturesque landscapes and serene ambiance make it a favorite spot for leisure, photography, and special occasions, embodying the spirit of Brisbane's love for the outdoors
If you prefer to explore the cultural treasures of the region, you'll be glad to know that a quick five-minute train trip across the river from Roma Street will bring you to the Queensland Cultural Center.
The sprawling complex is home to the State Library of Queensland and the Gallery of Modern Art, along with other institutions including the Queensland Museum and the Queensland Performing Arts Center. That makes this South Bank attraction the cultural hub of the city.
No bags are allowed inside the Queensland Museum or the State Library. Although you will find a small cloakroom where you can leave some items behind, it's better to find a luggage storage nearby where you can leave your bulky items.
Since Roma Street Station is only 17 kilometers from Brisbane Airport, it's very easy to get to the station when arriving at the airport, and vice versa. In fact, there are a couple of different ways to make the short journey, so depending on your travel plans and budget, it should be easy to get from one to the other.
Brisbane Airport has its own train station, and you can take a direct train from there to Roma Street Station. The journey takes around half an hour and should cost around $15 one way. Trains run every 15 minutes during peak times, making this one of the most popular ways to travel between the airport and the city.
If you'd prefer to save a little money, the bus provides a slightly more affordable way to get from the airport to the city and back again.
Murrays Coaches offers a private shuttle between the airport and Roma Street Station. The prices vary according to the time and other factors, but you can expect to pay AU$13 for a one-way adult ticket that is non-changeable and nonrefundable. Refundable tickets cost a little more, and there's also an option to book two seats to give you some extra space, which is handy if you're traveling with lots of bags.
A taxi provides the quickest way to travel between Brisbane Airport and Roma Street Station. Without traffic, the journey only takes around 16 minutes. However, it is a more expensive option, costing between $30 and $40 one-way.
Don't lie to yourself; you'll be disappointed if you go all the way to Australia and don't see any koalas. That's why it's worth making the journey from Roma Street out to this sanctuary where you can learn more about these adorable animals and get up close and personal with iconic Australian wildlife.
This is the world's largest koala sanctuary, but it's also home to a zoo with lots of different species of Australian wildlife, so it's a great way to take a trip into the natural world without heading too far from the city.
Luckily, it's very easy to reach. Simply board bus number 430 toward Fig Tree Pocket. You can get the bus from platform one of the bus station just outside the central station, and it will take you all the way to the sanctuary in about 50 minutes.
It's not really a trip to Australia if you don't spend any time on the beach. Manly Beach is one of the closest beaches to Brisbane - even though, under the swaying palm trees, it feels a lot further away than it really is.
This charming seaside town is packed with great restaurants where you can enjoy delicious seafood, along with incredible ocean views and places to swim. You can easily reach this suburban town in about 40 minutes from Roma Street Station by taking the SHCL train directly from Roma Street to Manly Station. Once you're there, the town is very walkable, and it can give you a real taste of quintessential Australian beach life without having to travel far from the city.
Located as it is in the center of the city, Roma Street Station is the ideal gateway to everything that Brisbane has to offer. Leave your unnecessary bags behind with Bounce and take advantage of all the great things there are to do in Brisbane and beyond.