Public Toilets in Brisbane, QLD
10 public toilets are recorded in Brisbane, 10 of them wheelchair accessible and 1 open around the clock.
Central Railway Station
Brisbane, QLD,
Ann Street
Pelican Park Tourist Information Centre
Brisbane, QLD,
Hornibrook Esplanade
City Botanic Gardens 2
Brisbane, QLD,
Gardens Point Road
Alice Street Information Booth
Brisbane, QLD,
Alice Street
Uptown
Brisbane, QLD,
91 Queen Street
Albert Street
Brisbane, QLD,
Albert Street
Queens Plaza
Brisbane, QLD,
226 Queen Street
Roma St Parklands (Administration)
Brisbane, QLD,
1 Parkland Boulevard
Brisbane City Hall
Brisbane, QLD,
87C Roma Street
175 Eagle Street
Brisbane, QLD,
175 Eagle St
What the toilet data shows for Brisbane
Brisbane has 10 public toilets on record. The mix includes 3 parks and reserves, 3 shopping centres, 1 train station and 1 car park. Across the area the listings cover 4 different kinds of site. Named sites include Central Railway Station on Ann Street, Pelican Park Tourist Information Centre and Uptown. Others in parks and reserves include City Botanic Gardens 2 and Alice Street Information Booth.
All 10 are recorded as wheelchair accessible — such as Albert Street and Roma St Parklands (Administration). 1 is a Changing Places facility, meaning an adult-sized change table and a hoist. 1 opens with an MLAK key, the national Master Locksmiths Access Key. 1 of the accessible listing is also open around the clock.
7 of the 10 have a baby-change table — among them Queens Plaza and Brisbane City Hall. Every one of those is at a site that is also wheelchair accessible. 5 have parking on site and 2 have drinking water. 8 list separate men's and women's facilities and 3 are unisex. 2 of the 3 unisex listings record no separate men's or women's facility alongside.
1 of the 10 is published as open 24 hours. 4 open in daylight hours only and 1 lists variable hours. The earliest published opening is 3:45am at Central Railway Station; the latest closing is 5:30pm at Uptown. 1 is shown as closed on Mondays.
None of them are recorded as charging admission. Counts come from the National Public Toilet Map and are only as current as that dataset.