Adelaide Parklands Terminal

Average compared to Southern Cross where we had come from.Not much else to say really.Staff were ok. They went out of their way to announce many times only as we approached Adelaide that there was no public transport and best choice is uber.Taxis are not reliable."I rang for a taxis upon arrival and one

Totally overrated and overpriced. Very noisy and uncomfortable night's sleep. Most included excursions are dull. The Wifi in the lounge car only works when the train has cell phone reception, which is pretty useless. Scenery is monotonous and uninteresting. I would have given one star if not for the meals. There are much better and much cheaper rail journeys around the world.

Very friendly and attentive staff very clean a wonderful start to what I hope will be a fantastic journey not cheap but if the start is repeated right through well worth the money.

This passenger train terminal is the arrival and departure point for The Ghan, The Overland and Indian Pacific train journeys. The Terminal is separate to the Adelaide Metropolitan Rail network. If you plan to get to the Terminal using public transport the closest Rail Station is some distance to walk (minimum 10-15 minutes) and several buses available on Richmond Road and Anzac Highway. Be ready to walk as they all have quite a distance between each other. The Terminal itself has been recently renovated and has all the necessities. The staff are friendly and approachable. The rail journeys are well worth the money if you have the time. If you are a train enthusiast The Ghan, Indian Pacific are a MUST. Be sure to read your train timetable carefully as the train doesn't leave everyday.

Awesome ride! Bar has a decent selection of (free) wines and beers and the trip goes fast ;)

Very friendly staff for checking in baggage.very helpful staff On the overland train.meals 10 out of 10 . only way to travel just sit back and take it easy.if the overland train continues to run in the near future I will definitely be on it Justin

If you haven’t already taken the Ghan and the Indian Pacific trains, please do because they are the greatest train and maybe in general, the greatest journey in Australia.Luxurious train cabins, very good selection of off train excursions, the foods are matching the very best of any restaurants and the staff are extremely friendly and helpful.Due to track conditions, the night between Adelaide and Alice Springs can be a bit bumpy so make sure to bring noise cancelling headphones, and have a hot shower before bed.Oh and they now have wifi onboard in the lounge car should you need it.

Nice and clean facilities and everything seems to work like clock-work. I took the economy class ticket on The Ghan to Alice. It was a great experience I hope to enjoy again in a few years. The bar and canteen on board is well priced and I cant even describe how comfortable the trip was. Definitely something that needs to be ticked off the bucket list.

The only railway station in Australia where you can get on a train and go North,East, West and South interstate the eastern coast to the west coast and Cairns. Good operators and good facilities, plenty parking.

The Ghan is the richest retirement village on wheels, highly recommended if you're over 60 and want to sit back and enjoy a great company of peers. The staff are relentlessly helpful and friendly. You won't have to think about a thing, like when to eat or when to sleep - all is predetermined by people who know better. But you'll have a chance to make a few choices with not much context provided to make them. If you're not into hotels, then make sure to arrange for your own ironclad transfer option upon arrival as there's no shuttles to the city where you can be rescued by merciful uber drivers and driven to your airbnb.