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#Walk across the Bridge from Chevron Island

The easiest way to get to HOTA

We have limited parking at HOTA - why not try ridesharing and getting dropped off on Chevron Island? It's then just a quick walk from Thomas Drive, across the HOTA Green Bridge, before arriving at the Precinct.

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#Transport options

HOPO Ferry

Arrive via the Nerang River

Travelling between Surfers and the Broadwater Parklands, with stops at HOTA, Marina Mirage and Sea World, the Ferry is a gorgeous scenic arrival to our precinct.

Public Transport

Buses & Trams

TransLink’s bus, train and tram network connects HOTA to places all over the Gold Coast and Brisbane. Call 13 12 30 for further information on how to buy your tickets.

Active Travel

Walk, Ride or Skate

Walk, cycle, scoot or skate here - the HOTA Green Bridge connects us to Chevron Island for easy access. The City of Gold Coast also has e-bikes available for hire throughout the City.

For the locals

Active travel & Parking

Parking, including wheelchair accessible parking, is available but limited. You can park at HOTA for up to four hours free of charge - you will need to register your vehicle at the parking machines onsite to redeem this. Please register your car on arrival.

If you're staying with us longer than four hours, payment can be made via a parking machine onsite or via the EasyPark Mobile App. Parking is managed by City of Gold Coast (1300 734 070).

We highly recommend active travel if you live nearby - it's a chance to enjoy the Gold Coast weather.

Visitors & Tourists

Travelling around the Gold Coast

If you're a visitor to the Gold Coast, you can purchase a Go Explore Card - $10 a day for unlimited travel across the Gold Coast (as well as Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast).

If you're travelling between HOTA and the Gold Coast Airport, consider ride share, taxi, or public transport options.

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HOTA proudly acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we are situated, the Kombumerri families of the Yugambeh Language Region. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging, and recognise their continuing connections to the lands, waters and their extended communities throughout South East Queensland.

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