Queensland Performing Arts Centre

QPAC always do it brilliantly except on one issue.... seriously can't believe that they continue to only have one outdoor coffee barista servicing an enormous number of diners. When you have a limited time to eat before the show starts, waiting 15 minutes for a cup of coffee is ridiculous.

A lovely evening at the ballet. Fantastic to see them back after COVID. Great show and evident their training is excellent. Choreography great.

The staff were great, nicely set out, would totally recommend.

Very well organised to run at full capacity during these Covid times. All patrons checked in and wore face masks. Staff were friendly and helpful.

World recognized and highly respected Queensland Performing Arts is about to take the mantle as the largest performing arts centre in Australia. The staff are fantastic nothing is to much trouble be it an elderly person or someone reliant on a wheelchair everyone is easily and happily catered for. Parking is easy and seriously there will be at least 2 or 3 performances every year that will suit someone from any age! Make sure you visit!

Went to see Carl Barron at QPAC in South Brisbane. Very close to the train station, bus stop and even Southbank parklands.

Well laid out, very clean. Seats could be a little better (especially for kids), but overall a great place to see a show. The only complaint is they will no longer give you the booster seats for children (due to COVID), so you may end up with a child in your lap, even if you have paid full price for their own seat. Hopefully this will change again in the future.

Queensland Symphony Orchestra cinematic experience was most excellent.

Really great staff made the evening easy and hassle free

Safe and clean. Well organised. Friendly staff. Great entertainment.