Wellington Station

A train station with a very nice architecture. The people at the counter are very kind and helpful. If you came as a tourist, I recommend that you go all the way to Petone and back. There are not many places in the world with train tracks by the sea.

I had a great experience at this railway station. It's impressively spacious with plenty of comfortable waiting areas, and the accessible toilets are conveniently located. I highly recommend getting a Snapper card to save on fare expenses – we noticed that paying with cash can cost up to three times more. Just remember to tag off to avoid a 10 NZD penalty. This station is a smart choice for both comfort and cost-conscious travelers.

Cool railway station. Has what you would expect of a train station. It has rich history, and also has a platform labelled 9 3/4. However, trains are replaced with buses a lot and also the snapper top-up machine is frequently out of order.

Wellington StationnIf you're planning to take the train, you can buy Wellington's transport card, the Snapper card, for $10, which requires additional top-up. With the Snapper card, you can use it for buses, trains, and even the tourist cable car! Inside the train station, there's a platform marked as 9 3/4!

Elegant heritage Railway Station. Very clean, tidy & airy. Large bright central courtyard with LCD information around displaying train arrivals and departures. 3 courteous and informative staff happily greets and listen to your request. Answers were prompt & precise. Ticket counter is across the information center. Separate doors leading to male and female toilets. City cleaners help keep this station sparkling clean. Hungry? Head over to New World for hot cooked meals, pies or sandwiches. Drinks, fruits & usual supermarket items are on display. Inter City bus pickup passengers at platform 9 or just before inter island bus shelter. Look out for yellow boxes on the road indicating Bus parking.

Directions to Wellington Station with public transportation

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