The 'Brisbane City Loop' is a free and convenient bus service travelling in both directions around the CBD. Operating M-F 7AM–5:50PM, every ten minutes from any distinctive red CBD bus stop.
The 'Spring Hill Loop' bus operates approximately every 10 minutes between 8:10AM and 6:05PM and stops at distinctive yellow bus stops.
The 'CityGlider' bus operates as a prepaid service for quick cross-city travel between West End and the Teneriffe Ferry at Newstead, just beyond Fortitude Valley. It runs every five minutes during peak hour (weekdays from 7-9am and 4-6pm), and every 10 to 15 minutes between all other hours of operation. It operates from 5.30am until 11.30pm Sunday to Thursday, and 24 hours Friday and Saturday from any distinctive light blue bus stop.
The 'CitySights' bus service is a hop-on, hop-off bus service for getting around to popular sights and attractions in Brisbane. It is operated by Brisbane City Council, but is a premium service and not covered by TransLink tickets or go cards. A day pass is currently $35 and includes free CityCat travel.
The routes 598 and 599 form the Great Circle Line which circles the city in clockwise and counter-clockwise direction and can be a great way of getting around the different suburbs.
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