Arriving at hospital
Pick up and drop off
We have pick up and drop off areas outside the main hospital entrance. This is the closest spot if you have an outpatient appointment or you're having a breast screen appointment.
There's also an area outside the emergency department to drop off and pick up emergency, x-ray or endoscopy patients.
The Allied Health Parking Permit drop off and pick up bays can be used if you have an Allied Health outpatient appointment. There is a 15min time limit on this area.
If you need to borrow a wheelchair, please ask a volunteer at the main entrance. You can also ask our staff at the reception desk for help.
Parking
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital (QEII) is on the corner of Kessels Road and Troughton Road in Coopers Plains.
The new QEII multi-level car park (P1) is now open.
To plan your visit ahead and allow time to find a park, please read the information below.
Multi-level car park (P1)
Our new multi-level car park (P1) is open to staff, patients and visitors.
You can enter and exit the new car park via the main hospital entrance at Troughton Road. There is no access to the multi-level car park (P1) via Middle Street. See the multi-level car parking (P1) opening factsheet [PDF 902.51 KB] for more information. Translated resources are also available.
Initially, you can park on levels Lower Ground to Level 6A. See the multi-level car parking floors opening plan [PDF 1795.46 KB].
There will be no cost to park at P1 at the QEII Hospital until early 2027.
Paid parking costs will align with the Statewide Hospital Car Parking Framework.
We will let you know in advance about parking fees and concessions before paid parking starts across all car parks from early 2027.
Read about the parking changes in other languages under translated resources.
P2 car park
The Middle Street car park has temporarily closed for building works.
Car park transport shuttle
The car park transport shuttle has closed.
If you need a wheelchair or need help getting to and from your car, talk to our staff at the reception desk for help.
Safety
Our priority is the safety of patients, visitors and staff.
Safety features in the new multi-level car park (P1) include safe walking routes, safety lighting, duress alarms and CCTV.
The QEII Safety and Response team will monitor all car parks.
Accessible parking
Accessible parking has changed.
We have accessible parking outside the emergency department, and near the lifts on each level of the multi-level car park (P1).
You must display an Australian or international disability parking permit to park here.
To park in the P1 ground floor accessible parking bays, drive to the lower ground floor first, then up to the ground floor.
To exit the P1 ground floor accessible parking bays, drive up to Level 1A to exit the car park.
Parking fines and infringements
From 1 March 2025 we can give you a fine of up to $322.60 if you
- park in a patient only or disability parking without a permit
- park in a no standing area
- do not follow the instructions of the parking officer, like moving your car when the parking officer asks you to move it.
If you think the fine is wrong, or if there were special circumstances, you can ask us to review the fine.
Bike parking
Bike racks are outside the hospital, under the Main Building (B1) old Ambulance ramp on Troughton Road. Walk your bike along the side path to the racks. To find the racks, see the bike icon on the hospital map.
Transit Care Hub
Transit Care Hub pick up and drop off areas is near the emergency department entry.
Public transport
To plan your trip, use the Translink journey planner or call 13 12 30.
TTY: call 13 36 77 and ask for 13 12 30.
Buses
There's a bus stop outside the hospital on Troughton Road.
Use Stop ID 010306, Zone 2.
Regular bus routes
- Route 120—running between Garden City Shopping Centre and Brisbane City.
- Route 122—running between Garden City, Coopers Plains, Acacia Ridge, Inala.
- Route 123—running between Griffith University, Coopers Plains, Sunnybank, Garden City.
- Route 125—running between Garden City, Griffith University, Salisbury, Annerley, City, Valley.
- Route 135—running between Parkinson and Brisbane City.
- Route 598—running between Indooroopilly to Garden City Shopping Centre.
Trains
Closest train stations
- Banoon Station, about 2 km away from the hospital on the Beenleigh line.
- Salisbury Station is about 3 km away, also on the Beenleigh line, with buses 125 and 598 connecting from Lillian Avenue to the hospital.
- Coopers Plains Station is about 4 km away, also on the Beenleigh line, with buses 122 and 123 connecting from Orange Grove Road to the hospital.
Translated resources
Read about the changes to parking at QEII in other languages.
Factsheets
- Chinese (Simplified) - QEII P1 car park open factsheet [PDF 1075.97 KB]
- Korean - QEII P1 car park open factsheet [PDF 957.07 KB]
- Persian - QEII P1 car park open factsheet [PDF 870.99 KB]
- Serbian - QEII P1 car park open factsheet [PDF 871.94 KB]
- Somali - QEII P1 car park open factsheet [PDF 849.12 KB]
- Spanish - QEII P1 car park open factsheet [PDF 863.82 KB]
- Vietnamese - QEII P1 car park open factsheet [PDF 897.16 KB]
Posters
- Chinese (Simplified) - QEII P1 car park open poster [PDF 651.78 KB]
- Korean - QEII P1 car park open poster [PDF 688.23 KB]
- Persian - QEII P1 car park open poster [PDF 896.35 KB]
- Serbian - QEII P1 car park open poster [PDF 667.53 KB]
- Somali - QEII P1 car park open poster [PDF 622.11 KB]
- Spanish - QEII P1 car park open poster [PDF 635.9 KB]
- Vietnamese - QEII P1 car park open poster [PDF 681.21 KB]
Hospital map
Our hospital map [PDF 365.82 KB] shows where our building entrances, car parks, drop off areas and other areas around the hospital are.
The new multi-level car parking floors opening plan (P1) [PDF 1795.46 KB] shows where you can park you on levels Lower Ground to Level 6A.