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Waitematā Train Station is the central hub of Auckland’s rail network, connecting the city to the wider Tāmaki Makaurau region with speed and ease. Modern and accessible, the station is designed for efficiency, with multiple platforms serving a mix of suburban and intercity routes. Commuters and travellers alike can move seamlessly between the city and destinations such as Sylvia Park, Newmarket, Manuaku, and many others, making it a vital link for work, leisure, and exploration.
From 13 September 2026, Waitematā Station will become a two-way through-station, making it easier to travel across Auckland by train. New connections through the city centre will link Waitematā with Te Waihorotiu, Karanga-a-Hape and Maungawhau stations, opening up more of central Auckland and making journeys across the city faster and more convenient.
The station services several key lines, such as the Eastern Line, Western Line, Southern Line, and Onehunga Line, providing frequent connections throughout the day. Whether you’re heading to the heart of Auckland, venturing south to enjoy regional attractions, or commuting across the city, Waitematā Station ensures smooth, reliable travel. With convenient links to buses and ferries, it also acts as a gateway to the wider transport network, making transitions between modes effortless.
Step out from the station and you’re right in the heart of the action, with Commercial Bay, Britomart and the waterfront all close by. Connect with buses and ferries for adventures further afield, or use the expanded rail network to discover more of Auckland.
Getting there Te huarahi ki reira
Waitematā Station’s main entrance is inside the historic Chief Post Office at Te Komititanga on Lower Queen Street. A second entrance is available at Takutai Square, with nearby connections to city buses and the Downtown Ferry Terminal.
For more transport information, check out our Getting Around page.
Local tip He tīwhiri mō te rohe
Use the Takutai Square entrance for Spark Arena, or the main entrance at Te Komititanga for Commercial Bay, Queen Street and the Downtown Ferry Terminal.
Accessibility Huarahi ngāwari
Step-free access is available through the main Chief Post Office entrance, with lifts connecting the street, concourse and platforms. Accessible gates and toilets are also available. The Takutai Square entrance uses stairs and escalators.