Welcome to QPAC
Our state-of-the-art facility is located in the heart of Brisbane's cultural district and boasts a diverse range of performances across theatre, music, dance, and comedy.
Planning your visit to QPAC is easy, with multiple parking and public transport options available. You can also enjoy pre‑show dining including at our restaurant, Lyrebird, or grab a quick bite at Storytellers or tomtom.
Our friendly staff are on hand to assist you every step of the way. Join us for an unforgettable night of entertainment at QPAC.
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Getting Here
Plan your visit to QPAC. There is a variety of ways to make your way to the theatre.
Accessibility
We offer a range of services, facilities, and programs to ensure we provide a welcoming and inclusive experience for all visitors.
Eat & Drink
Just moments from your seat. We have savoury snacks, sweet treats, and refreshing beverages. Come early and enjoy a pre-show meal.
Traffic Updates & Notices
To help ensure that you don't miss a thing, we strongly recommend planning your transport ahead of time and leaving early to avoid any delays.
Theatres & Spaces
Discover essential theatre info for your upcoming performance at QPAC. Explore our world-class venues and plan your visit today.
Backstage Tours
Discover the magic that happens behind the scenes at Queensland Performing Arts Centre through our captivating Backstage Tours.
Friends of QPAC
Become a Friend of QPAC and receive benefits such as priority booking access, exclusive tours and 3‑month FREE Digital Stage access.
Stay Close By
Enjoy a show at QPAC and stay close by with a range of hotel packages at some of Brisbane’s finest hotels.
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