Innovative Gaming Experiences Await at Queens Wharf Casino
Queens Wharf Casino promises a blend of traditional gaming with innovative experiences.
Alongside classic games, expect cutting-edge gaming technologies and immersive entertainment.
- Classic table games like blackjack, roulette, and baccarat.
- Extensive selection of slot machines and electronic gaming terminals.
- Live entertainment options featuring local and international acts.
- Potential for virtual reality and advanced electronic gaming experiences.
Gaming Options at Queens Wharf Casino
Popular Casino Games
While detailed gaming menus are not yet available, the casino is expected to offer a comprehensive suite of classic table games (blackjack, roulette, baccarat, poker), extensive slot machine options, and electronic gaming terminals, consistent with The Star’s other Australian properties. Expect poker tournaments and specialty games to attract both casual and serious players.
Innovative Gaming Experiences
There is no confirmation of virtual reality or advanced digital gaming experiences at launch. However, The Star’s Australian venues have introduced live dealer games and immersive electronic table games, and Queen’s Wharf may follow suit as part of its phased rollout.
Dining and Entertainment at the Queens Wharf Casino
Restaurants and Bars
The precinct will feature approximately 50 food and beverage outlets, ranging from casual cafes to high-end restaurants. The phased opening will see a “steady stream” of venues becoming operational throughout late 2024. Specific culinary concepts have not been publicly detailed, but diversity in cuisine and price points is anticipated.
Events and Entertainment
Queen’s Wharf is designed as a major event destination. The LiveWire bar (event center) will host concerts, conferences, and large private functions. The Sky Deck offers 360-degree city views, appealing to both locals and tourists. Heritage-activated spaces and new retail galleries (such as T Galleria in the Printery heritage building) will add cultural depth to the precinct.
Visitor Experience and Accessibility at Queens Wharf
Visitor Statistics and Demographics
Exact visitor numbers and demographics are not yet available, as the precinct is just opening. However, the development is expected to attract both domestic and international tourists, business travelers, and local patrons. The integration of residential apartments (2,000 units) will also foster a resident community within the precinct.
Accessibility and Integration with the Local Area
Queen’s Wharf is highly accessible:
- Public Transport: Located adjacent to major bus and train hubs, with the Neville Bonner Bridge providing direct pedestrian access to South Bank and its attractions.
- Walking/Cycling: Upgrades to the Bicentennial Bikeway and new public spaces enhance pedestrian and cyclist access.
- Local Integration: The precinct links Brisbane’s CBD, South Bank, and the riverfront, creating a seamless entertainment district.
Conclusion
The Queens Wharf Casino marks a significant evolution in Brisbane’s entertainment landscape. As part of a $3.6 billion mixed-use precinct, it introduces a new standard for integrated resort experiences in Australia, combining gaming, luxury accommodation, world-class dining, and expansive public spaces. The phased, careful rollout aims to ensure quality and guest satisfaction. Early indicators suggest strong potential to boost tourism, create jobs, and stimulate further development in central Brisbane. The successful integration of heritage, modern amenities, and accessible design positions Queen’s Wharf as a long-term asset for the city’s economy and cultural identity.
