What can kids do at Brisbane Airport?

At the International Terminal, on the Village Green after passport control, there is a permanent interactive screen where kids can play a range of airport-themed games. You can also find a kids pop-up play zone on Level 4 of the International Terminal near the food court.

Is Brisbane airport big?

It is the third largest airport in Australia by passenger traffic with over 22 million people using the airport each year. Brisbane Airport covers some 2,700 hectares, the largest airport in Australia by land size. The airport was constructed on the site of a former Brisbane residential suburb called Cribb Island.

How do I get from Brisbane Airport to Brisbane City?

The Con-x-ion bus and Airtrain both operate frequently, connecting the airport with the Brisbane city centre and other nearby destinations. Head to the city centre and check out the iconic Story Bridge.

What are the best things to do in Brisbane right now?

The truly adventurous can join a professionally-led tour to actually climb the bridge, offering panoramic city views. Cruise Brisbane River. CityCat runs ferries along the river, stopping by Brett’s Wharf if you want to pop off. Since it’s run by Brisbane city, it’s quite affordable.

What to do with a layover at Brisbane Airport?

If you have found yourself with a layover at Brisbane Airport, you may now be wondering what to do with your time….besides sleep! While options are a bit limited, you should be fine for a short visit. This busy airport is well designed and easy to navigate, with free shuttles connecting the International Terminal and Domestic Terminal. 1. Eating

Where is Brisbane’s best indoor skiing venues?

This is an indoor snow and ski venue that’s an absolute godsend for parents with kids who are busting out of their skin (so… yours). Urban Xtreme is the hottest place to chill out in Brisbane. Where else in Queensland can you ski, snowboard, trampoline, play laser tag, run the Ninja warrior and AND do a parkour course?