"A short walk across the river might feel like stepping into a different world altogether. That’s because the Titanic Quarter is Belfast’s newest district, having been built in the early 2010s on the site of the city’s historic shipyards. Beneath the glass and steel exteriors, the development still harkens back to Belfast’s maritime history, but it certainly doesn’t represent a city stuck in the past. The one-time shipyard now has the massive Titanic museum and a state-of-the-art film studio (where much of Game of Thrones was shot), and the former drawing offices have become the luxury Titanic Hotel. The slipway that launched the ship which gives the Titanic Quarter its name has been turned into a vast public space, which hosts concerts and other events throughout the year. The promenade out to the mouth of the River Lagan displays curios from the peak of Belfast’s maritime history, including the Tory Island lighthouse and HMS Caroline, a WWI ship." - MATADOR_NETWORK
This was a great station for departure, with lengthy platforms for the Translink services! Station signs are large and there is sufficient seating to wait, entrance is accessible although the bridge is quite a walk to get over to the other side of this station.
Ishwar N.
Google
A simple station, with ramps for wheelchair users. Great view on the Cranes from the platform. No toilets. There are some benches to sit down. There is no dot-matrix board to show train times.. but you do get announcements. There are two ticket machines.. one on each platform.. the one on the eastbound platform was not working. So purchased tickets on the train.
Jason P.
Google
Exposed and could be so much better with next to no effort. But at the end of the day it's a train stop and at least it now links to titanic quarter and east Belfast.
Chris G.
Google
Horribly located. Miles from anywhere and hidden away. No signposts.
Aaron S.
Google
Basic train stop. Nothing else exciting to report about it.