Buranda Village — Local services in Brisbane City

Buranda Village makes your shopping experience complete by providing a host of facilities and services to ensure your shopping experience is enjoyable.

Undercover Car parking Undercover car parking available on Level 1 (the upper deck of car parking). These car parks can be accessed directly off Cornwall Street, or via a ramp from the bottom level of car parking next to Tottenham Street.

Disabled Car parking Ground Level car park has the following disabled car parks: 2 near the Woolworths entry on the ground level 1 near Nandos on the ground level. Level 1 car park has the following disabled car parks: 4 near the Travelator entrance on Level 1 2 Eastern side of undercover on level 1

Lift For those that require a lift for access to the centre, a lift is located through the middle of the centre and can be accessed on ground level near RJ Barber, on Level 1 from the undercover section of the car park, and from Level 2 near Snap Fitness. This lift allows access to all four levels.

Travelators Travelators are in place to give access from the Level 1 upper deck car park to the Target end of the centre.

Baby Change Rooms There is a Baby Change Room located in the toilet corridor next to Ivy Nails.

Disabled Toilets There is a Disabled Toilet located in the toilet corridor next to Ivy Nails. There is an additoinal Disabled toilet available to office suites on Level 3.

ATM's For your convenience there are a number of ATM's in the centre:

NAB: Outside Target

Westpac: Outside Target

Commonwealth: Outside...

Rude cleaner and unfriendly Woolworth staff. I ride an e-bike from Sunnybank to Dutton Park everyday. This morning, around 7:45 am, I stopped by Buranda Woolworths to grab some breakfast on the go. I had no choice but to dismount my bike and bring it inside since I had valuable things inside my panniers. I also felt unsafe parking outside, as l have been reminded several times that an e-bike is a hot item for theft, so be vigilant. The cleaner was unhappy seeing me with my e-bike and shouted at me. The Woolworths staff explained that the floor had been polished and brought in the bike to make it dirtier (From the look, you can see it is a brand new bike and clean), and this was the last time I am allowed to bring it in. When I told her I could bring in' X' places, she said, "Go to the 'X' to buy'. I left the place without buying anything. Risking my bike outside is stupid when I have been consistently reminded about the safety. Are there two people going to compensate me if my bike is stolen?? Please look into...

Yesterday, I had a terrible experience at this location during the storm. The weather was severe, with hail the size of golf balls and strong winds sending trolleys rolling across the parking lot. What made the situation even worse was how the security guard handled everything. Instead of prioritizing safety, he was screaming at everyone to leave immediately, even though people were taking shelter in their cars, trying to wait out the worst of the storm. When we pointed out that no one felt safe driving in those conditions, his only concern seemed to be "traffic," even though there was no traffic—everyone was just trying to stay safe. He kicked people out right before the worst part of the storm hit, forcing everyone to drive straight into the hail and navigate down to the lower level, where conditions were even worse. It was completely irresponsible and unprofessional. There was no regard for the safety of...