Since 1995
Treasury Brisbane launched in 1995 and became a long-standing casino, dining and entertainment destination in central Brisbane.
Discover Brisbane’s casino experience at The Star Brisbane in Queen’s Wharf. Explore a 24/7 gaming floor with gaming machines, live table games, electronic gaming and poker, alongside premium gaming spaces, restaurants, bars, luxury accommodation and the spectacular Sky Deck.
Treasury Brisbane was part of the city's entertainment landscape from 1995. Today, the casino experience associated with that name has moved from the historic Treasury buildings to The Star Brisbane, the major entertainment destination at the heart of Queen’s Wharf Brisbane.
Treasury Brisbane launched in 1995 and became one of the most recognisable entertainment destinations in the Brisbane CBD. For decades, its casino operated from the historic Treasury Building precinct, giving the Treasury Casino Brisbane name a strong connection with the city's heritage architecture.
That chapter has now changed. The former Treasury casino property has passed to Griffith University, and casino operations are no longer based in the old Treasury casino building. The contemporary Brisbane casino experience is now found at The Star Brisbane, which officially opened on 29 August 2024 as a central part of the multi-billion-dollar Queen’s Wharf Brisbane development.
The move represents much more than a change of address. The casino now sits within a large riverside entertainment and hospitality precinct, bringing gaming together with restaurants, bars, live entertainment, luxury accommodation, event spaces and elevated attractions overlooking Brisbane and the river.
Treasury Brisbane launched in 1995 and became a long-standing casino, dining and entertainment destination in central Brisbane.
The Star Brisbane officially opened as part of the staged opening of Queen’s Wharf, with its Main Casino floor opening to guests that day.
The current casino is located at The Star Brisbane, 33 William Street, Brisbane City, Queensland 4000, in the heart of the CBD.
The Star Brisbane casino operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with short statutory closures on Good Friday, ANZAC Day and Christmas Day.
The Star Brisbane describes its new casino as an expansive, open-plan gaming environment. Instead of reproducing the enclosed character of the former Treasury location, the current floor was designed with high ceilings, abundant natural light and expansive balconies overlooking the Brisbane River and the CBD.
The casino brings together gaming machines, table gaming, poker, new-game areas and premium gaming experiences. Eligible premium members can also access Oasis and Sovereign, dedicated premium gaming rooms with private restaurants, elevated interiors and views across Brisbane.
Gaming is integrated with the wider entertainment experience. The casino precinct includes nearby venues such as Fat Noodle, Food Quarter, Sports Bar, LiveWire and Cherry, allowing a visit to move naturally between gaming, dining, sport, cocktails and live entertainment.
High ceilings, natural light, breakout areas and balconies overlooking the Brisbane River and CBD distinguish the new casino environment.
The modern property operates within Queensland’s regulated casino framework. The official Queensland Government casino register identifies the licence holder for The Star Brisbane as Destination Brisbane Consortium Integrated Resort Operations Pty Ltd.
The Star Entertainment Brisbane Operations Pty Ltd is identified on The Star Brisbane website at 33 William Street, Brisbane QLD 4000.
Destination Brisbane Consortium Integrated Resort Operations Pty Ltd is listed by the Queensland Government as the casino licence holder for The Star, Brisbane.
The broader Queen’s Wharf Brisbane development is being delivered by Destination Brisbane Consortium, a joint venture led by The Star Entertainment Group with Chow Tai Fook Enterprises and Far East Consortium.
The Treasury name has not disappeared from Brisbane altogether. Treasury Hotel remains open as an accommodation option within the historic Queen’s Wharf precinct. However, visitors looking specifically for casino gaming should not head to the former Treasury casino building. The active casino is now at The Star Brisbane at 33 William Street.
Today’s Treasury Casino Brisbane experience at The Star Brisbane brings several distinct styles of casino gaming together under one roof. Choose traditional live dealer tables, electronic gaming, dedicated poker, the latest machine releases or premium gaming environments within the Queen’s Wharf casino.
An open-plan casino environment with high ceilings, abundant natural light, breakout areas and balconies overlooking the Brisbane River and CBD.
The Main Gaming Floor is the starting point for most visitors. Rather than offering a single style of play, the casino combines electronic gaming machines, traditional dealer-operated tables and electronic table games within its broader gaming environment.
Poker has its own dedicated offering with experienced dealers and daily cash games, while players looking for the latest machine releases can explore the New Game Zone and other new titles across the Main Gaming Floor.
A separate premium experience is available to eligible members through Oasis and Sovereign. These premium gaming rooms sit apart from the standard Main Gaming Floor and combine gaming with private dining, upgraded interiors and views across Brisbane.
You must be 18 years or over to enter the casino. Individual games, availability and gaming conditions can vary, so the detailed sections below explain each format separately.
Explore electronic gaming machines across the casino floor, including established favourites, recently released games and progressive jackpot titles. The dedicated New Game Zone highlights some of the latest arrivals at The Star Brisbane.
Choose the traditional casino experience with games conducted at a physical table. The Star Brisbane publishes official how-to-play guides covering Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, Poker, Dice Games and other casino games.
Electronic table games form their own gaming category at The Star Brisbane, offering an electronic alternative to conventional table-game play.
Poker receives its own dedicated casino experience rather than being treated simply as another standard table game. The official poker offering features dedicated facilities, experienced dealers and daily cash games.
The gaming floor is regularly refreshed with new releases. The New Game Zone showcases selected arrivals, while progressive titles can feature linked or standalone jackpot structures.
Oasis and Sovereign provide dedicated premium gaming environments for eligible members, with private restaurants, elevated interiors and views across Brisbane alongside their gaming offering.
Start with gaming machines or explore the electronic table game areas for an electronic gaming format.
Explore the live tables. The Star Brisbane provides official how-to-play guides for its principal table-game categories.
Head to the dedicated Star Poker Brisbane offering, which operates separately from ordinary casino table play.
Eligible members can experience Oasis and Sovereign instead of limiting their visit to the Main Gaming Floor.
Casino play at The Star Brisbane operates under the Queensland Casino Gaming Rule, a legally binding document that sets out the rules of casino operations and the rights and obligations of players and The Star Brisbane.
For visitors who prefer the traditional casino experience, The Star Brisbane offers dealer-operated table gaming across a range of established casino categories. Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, Poker, Dice Games and other casino games are all represented in the official Brisbane How To Play collection, with detailed game guides available for players who want to understand the rules before joining a table.
Live table games differ from gaming machines and electronic table games because the action takes place at a physical gaming table. A dealer or croupier controls the game, deals cards or operates the gaming equipment, manages wagers and settles the result according to the approved rules of the game.
Different tables can operate with different betting conditions. Before joining a game, visitors should check the information displayed at the table, including the applicable minimum and maximum wagers and the version of the game being offered.
First-time players do not need to memorise every rule before visiting. The Star Brisbane provides official How To Play material for its major table-game categories, while casino staff and dealers can help clarify the practical procedure of joining a table.
Blackjack is played against the dealer. The objective is to finish with a hand closer to 21 than the dealer without exceeding 21. The Star Brisbane's official material includes Star Blackjack, a recognised variation of the traditional game.
Depending on the hand, players may be able to stand, hit, split or double in accordance with the applicable game rules.
A useful choice for visitors who want a familiar card game with clear player decisions during each hand.
Players wager on where the ball will finish after the dealer spins the roulette wheel. The official Brisbane guide covers both Single Zero and Double Zero Roulette layouts.
Bets can cover individual numbers or combinations such as splits, streets, corners, columns, dozens and even-money selections.
Roulette is visually straightforward for a first visit because the available betting areas are displayed directly on the table layout.
Baccarat centres on two hands: Player and Banker. Visitors wager on which hand will finish closest to nine, or on a tie where that wager is offered.
Card drawing follows fixed rules, so players do not have to make hit-or-stand decisions during the hand.
Dice Games form a separate category within The Star Brisbane's official How To Play collection. Their rules and available wagers depend on the particular game being conducted at the table.
Because dice games can use very different layouts and betting structures, visitors should check the official guide for the specific game they intend to play.
Poker appears among The Star Brisbane's official table-game guide categories. Poker-based casino games should not, however, be confused with the dedicated Star Poker Brisbane cash-game operation.
Casino poker-style table games and the dedicated poker room serve different types of play. The separate Poker section explains the cash-game offering in detail.
The official How To Play library also maintains a separate category for other casino games beyond the principal Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, Poker and Dice Game groupings.
The exact games operating on the floor may vary, so the current casino floor and official game material should be used when planning to play a particular title.
Start with a game whose basic objective you understand. Blackjack, Roulette and Baccarat each offer a very different style of play.
Do not assume every table uses the same wager. Look at the displayed minimum and maximum betting information before joining.
Wait until the current round is complete or follow the dealer's instructions before buying in and placing a wager.
Chip handling depends on the game. Roulette, for example, uses table-specific coloured chips so wagers from different players can be identified.
The dealer controls the sequence of play and indicates when bets can be placed, when betting has closed and when the result has been determined.
The Star Brisbane publishes How To Play guides, while the Queensland Casino Gaming Rule sets the formal regulatory framework governing casino play.
You make decisions about how to play your hand while trying to beat the dealer without exceeding 21.
Choose numbers or groups of outcomes on a clearly marked betting layout before the wheel determines the result.
Choose between Player, Banker or eligible tie wagers while the cards are drawn according to predetermined rules.
Dice and other casino games can have more specialised layouts, bets and procedures, so check the relevant guide first.
The Queensland Casino Gaming Rule is legally binding and sets out the rules of casino operations as well as the rights and obligations of players and The Star Brisbane. Guests must be aged 18 years or over to enter the casino.
Electronic Table Games, or ETGs, form a separate gaming category at The Star Brisbane. They provide an electronic way to participate in table-game-style play without using the same format as a conventional live dealer table or a standard electronic gaming machine.
On its current casino and promotional material, The Star Brisbane distinguishes electronic table games from both electronic gaming machines and conventional table games. This means ETGs are treated as their own form of casino play rather than simply another type of gaming machine.
Instead of placing wagers directly on the layout of a traditional dealer-operated table, electronic table gaming uses an electronic player interface for wager selection and game information. The exact format can depend on the individual game and terminal operating on the casino floor.
For a first-time visitor, the most important distinction is simple: gaming machines are self-contained machine games, live tables are conducted at physical tables with a croupier, and ETGs provide table-game-style gaming through an electronic interface.
Electronic interface for game information and wager selection
Table-game-style play accessed through an electronic player interface. Wagers and game information are handled through the terminal rather than directly on a conventional table layout.
Traditional casino play conducted at a physical table. A dealer or croupier manages the game, wagers and sequence of play under the applicable casino rules.
Electronic gaming machines are another separate casino category. They operate as individual machine games and should not be confused with electronic table games.
Find the electronic table gaming area and check the game information displayed on the available terminal.
Review the displayed betting options, limits and any game-specific information before beginning play.
Use the electronic interface to make the selections available for that particular table game.
The terminal presents the information needed to follow the current game and the outcome of the wager.
Current The Star Brisbane promotional terms explicitly list electronic table games separately from electronic gaming machines and conventional table games.
Some eligible The Star Club promotions require members to play a compatible electronic table game using their Membership Card to participate or earn promotional benefits.
ETGs can be eligible alongside gaming machines and table games in selected casino promotions, although eligibility, dates and earning conditions vary from offer to offer.
The public Brisbane material does not currently provide a permanent complete list of every electronic table game operating on the floor, so individual game availability should not be assumed.
ETGs are specifically recognised in some The Star Brisbane casino promotions. For example, the Brisbane Broncos Casino Dollar Multiplier promotion running in 2026 allows eligible Bronze and Silver Members to earn the applicable multiplier while playing a compatible electronic gaming machine, electronic table game or table game with their Membership Card, excluding Poker.
This does not mean every ETG or every session automatically qualifies for every offer. Promotions have their own eligibility criteria, compatible-game requirements, membership tiers, earning periods and terms and conditions.
The exact electronic table game mix may change. Because The Star Brisbane does not currently publish a permanent complete ETG title list on its public casino pages, this section describes only the electronic table gaming format and features that can be confirmed from current official material.
Star Poker Brisbane is a dedicated poker offering within The Star Brisbane, with experienced dealers, daily cash games and a maximum of eight players per table. Cash games are available from 12pm midday, seven days a week, with both No Limit Hold’em and Pot Limit Omaha offered.
Poker at The Star Brisbane is not simply grouped into the general live-table offering. Star Poker Brisbane has its own dedicated facilities and cash-game programme, making it one of the casino's more distinctive gaming experiences.
Cash games begin from 12pm each day and operate seven days a week. All cash tables run with a maximum of eight players, creating a consistent 8-handed format across the published cash-game limits.
The official offering includes both No Limit Hold’em and Pot Limit Omaha. The available stakes range from $2/$5 through to $25/$25, with different buy-in ranges applying at each level.
Available seven days a week.
All published cash games run with a maximum of eight players.
One of the two cash-game formats officially offered.
Also available within the Star Poker Brisbane cash-game offering.
The Star Brisbane currently publishes four cash-game levels. Each has its own buy-in range, while the rake is set at 10% and capped at $20.
A 30-second action clock is in play. A player can purchase one additional 30 seconds for $1 per action.
No Limit Hold’em forms part of the official Star Poker Brisbane cash-game offering. Players compete against one another rather than against the house, with betting governed by the no-limit structure of the game.
Pot Limit Omaha is the second cash-game format explicitly listed by The Star Brisbane. The betting structure limits wagers according to the size of the pot rather than using the unrestricted no-limit format.
Decide which published limit and buy-in range suits your planned game before taking a seat.
The Star Brisbane states that all of its current cash games operate with a maximum of eight players per table.
The published cash games use a 10% rake capped at $20, with the rake collected in either $1 or $5 units depending on the stake.
An optional straddle is published for each of the four current cash-game levels.
The $2/$5 game uses a 30-second action clock, with one additional 30-second extension available for $1 per action.
Cash-game availability can depend on demand and table operation, even though the poker room is scheduled from 12pm daily.
The dedicated Star Poker Brisbane cash games are player-versus-player poker. The Star Brisbane also maintains Poker as a category within its broader How To Play library for casino table games. These should not be treated as the same product when planning a visit.
Poker and other casino games at The Star Brisbane operate within the Queensland Casino Gaming Rule framework. Guests must be aged 18 years or over to enter the casino, and Player Activity Statements are available on request from the Guest Service Desk, through The Star App or via the website.
The Star Brisbane regularly refreshes its gaming floor with new machine releases and progressive jackpot titles. Selected arrivals are showcased in the New Game Zone, while other featured games can be found across the Main Gaming Floor.
The Star Brisbane promotes its latest gaming machine arrivals as an evolving part of the casino experience rather than a fixed permanent catalogue. This means the featured lineup can change as new releases are introduced to the floor.
The dedicated New Game Zone is one of the key places to find selected recent arrivals. Other new titles and favourites may also be located elsewhere across the Main Gaming Floor.
Current featured games include both linked progressive and standalone progressive jackpot formats. In a linked progressive, multiple compatible machines contribute toward a shared jackpot, while a standalone progressive is associated with an individual machine or game setup.
A jackpot connected across compatible machines or game units. The current Brisbane featured lineup includes several linked progressive titles.
A progressive jackpot attached to an individual game setup rather than a broader linked network. Cash Horns is currently listed in this category.
These are current official examples rather than a permanent list. Individual games and jackpot values can change over time.
A linked progressive release in the Huff N’ Puff universe, featuring four familiar game themes and the N’ More Wheel.
A standalone progressive with four levels of Hold & Spin action and an individual progressive jackpot available at each level.
A linked progressive title with three Hold & Spin levels, each offering its own progressive jackpot opportunity.
A linked progressive release currently featuring Shadow Clan, Battle Drums and Shaolin Style, each with its own free-game feature.
The New Game Zone gives visitors a clear place to look for some of the newest gaming machine releases at The Star Brisbane. Current official listings place Wolves Night Out, Cash Horns and Dragon Rush in this area.
Not every new title is necessarily located there, and the lineup is intended to change over time as new machines arrive.
Game availability and advertised jackpot amounts can change. The titles above reflect the current featured lineup published by The Star Brisbane and should not be treated as a permanent machine list.
The casino at The Star Brisbane is normally open around the clock, but casino access is restricted to adults aged 18 and over and standard entry conditions apply. Before your first visit, it is worth knowing the holiday closures, proof-of-age requirements and security procedures at the entrance.
The Star Brisbane casino operates continuously throughout the week under its normal schedule. This applies to the casino itself and should not be interpreted as meaning that every restaurant, bar, poker service or other venue within the resort operates around the clock.
Queensland casino trading restrictions create short closures on Good Friday, ANZAC Day and Christmas Day.
Restaurants, bars and other facilities at The Star Brisbane publish their own operating hours. Poker also has its own schedule, with Star Poker Brisbane cash games advertised from 12pm daily rather than operating as a 24-hour service.
General casino entry should not be confused with membership of The Star Club. The published Terms of Entry require casino guests to meet the casino's age and entry conditions, but do not state that ordinary Main Casino visitors must first become members of The Star Club.
Membership becomes relevant for rewards, member benefits and particular offers. Premium areas such as Oasis and Sovereign operate under additional access conditions and should not be treated as automatically available simply because someone has entered the Main Casino.
The Casino Operator also retains the right to refuse entry, withdraw a person's right to remain within the casino or precinct, or ask a guest to leave, including for reasons connected with behaviour, dress or compliance with the Terms of Entry.
A person under 18 must not enter any area defined as a Casino Licensed Area.
Before entering the casino, guests may be required to provide acceptable proof of age demonstrating that they are at least 18.
The general Terms of Entry do not state that The Star Club membership is required simply to enter the Main Casino.
Oasis and Sovereign are premium environments and operate separately from ordinary Main Casino admission.
The Casino Operator reserves the right to use metal-detection technology to detect metal objects before or during entry.
Personal items and bags that are permitted inside the casino may be inspected by casino security.
Potentially dangerous items, weapons and other prohibited items may be confiscated in accordance with the Terms of Entry.
Admission is ultimately subject to the Casino Operator's Terms of Entry and its legal right to refuse or withdraw entry.
If you are visiting the Main Casino, plan around the three statutory holiday closures, be prepared to prove that you are at least 18, and expect normal casino security procedures. The Star Club is a separate membership and rewards programme; premium rooms have additional access requirements beyond general casino admission.
The casino at The Star Brisbane is normally open around the clock, but casino access is restricted to adults aged 18 and over and standard entry conditions apply. Before your first visit, it is worth knowing the holiday closures, proof-of-age requirements and security procedures at the entrance.
The Star Brisbane casino operates continuously throughout the week under its normal schedule. This applies to the casino itself and should not be interpreted as meaning that every restaurant, bar, poker service or other venue within the resort operates around the clock.
Queensland casino trading restrictions create short closures on Good Friday, ANZAC Day and Christmas Day.
Restaurants, bars and other facilities at The Star Brisbane publish their own operating hours. Poker also has its own schedule, with Star Poker Brisbane cash games advertised from 12pm daily rather than operating as a 24-hour service.
General casino entry should not be confused with membership of The Star Club. The published Terms of Entry require casino guests to meet the casino's age and entry conditions, but do not state that ordinary Main Casino visitors must first become members of The Star Club.
Membership becomes relevant for rewards, member benefits and particular offers. Premium areas such as Oasis and Sovereign operate under additional access conditions and should not be treated as automatically available simply because someone has entered the Main Casino.
The Casino Operator also retains the right to refuse entry, withdraw a person's right to remain within the casino or precinct, or ask a guest to leave, including for reasons connected with behaviour, dress or compliance with the Terms of Entry.
A person under 18 must not enter any area defined as a Casino Licensed Area.
Before entering the casino, guests may be required to provide acceptable proof of age demonstrating that they are at least 18.
The general Terms of Entry do not state that The Star Club membership is required simply to enter the Main Casino.
Oasis and Sovereign are premium environments and operate separately from ordinary Main Casino admission.
The Casino Operator reserves the right to use metal-detection technology to detect metal objects before or during entry.
Personal items and bags that are permitted inside the casino may be inspected by casino security.
Potentially dangerous items, weapons and other prohibited items may be confiscated in accordance with the Terms of Entry.
Admission is ultimately subject to the Casino Operator's Terms of Entry and its legal right to refuse or withdraw entry.
If you are visiting the Main Casino, plan around the three statutory holiday closures, be prepared to prove that you are at least 18, and expect normal casino security procedures. The Star Club is a separate membership and rewards programme; premium rooms have additional access requirements beyond general casino admission.
The Star Brisbane expects casino guests to present in a neat and tidy manner and comply with its Terms of Entry. The rules cover clothing, footwear, bags, personal items, photography, electronic devices and behaviour inside the Casino Licensed Area.
The Casino Operator may refuse entry when a guest's dress is not considered neat and tidy. There is no need to arrive in formal evening wear, but visitors should avoid clothing or footwear that falls within the prohibited categories listed in the casino's official Terms of Entry.
Entry remains at the discretion of the Casino Operator, which may also ask a guest to leave because of inappropriate dress or behaviour.
Choose presentable clothing and ordinary footwear that does not fall within any prohibited category.
Even when an item is not expressly listed below, entry can still be refused where dress or behaviour is considered inappropriate.
The current Brisbane Terms of Entry expressly identify the following clothing and footwear restrictions.
Swimwear is prohibited from casino entry.
Footwear fitted with a steel cap is not permitted inside the casino.
Any form of disguise, including face paint, is prohibited.
Headwear that conceals a person's face is prohibited, subject to specified medical and religious exemptions.
Security uniforms are prohibited unless worn by authorised representatives of the Casino Operator.
Offensive slogans, pictures, images or tattoos displayed on the body, clothing or personal items are not permitted.
Backpacks and knapsacks are expressly prohibited from casino entry.
Suitcases and other luggage should not be brought into the casino.
Shopping bags, parcels, cartons and containers may be refused where their size or quantity is considered excessive or inconvenient to other guests.
Personal items and bags that are otherwise permitted inside may still be inspected by casino security.
The Star Brisbane Terms of Entry prohibit guests from using electronic devices to make video or digital recordings within the casino. The rule specifically includes cameras and mobile phones.
There is also an additional table-game restriction: a mobile phone or other electronic device must not be used at a gaming table while the player has a wager in play.
Video and digital recording by guests is prohibited inside the casino.
Cameras are included within the casino's prohibition on digital recording.
A phone cannot be used at a gaming table while you have a wager in play.
Electronic equipment capable of influencing outcomes, probabilities or playing strategy is prohibited.
Admission does not remove the casino's right to intervene where conduct becomes unsafe, illegal, abusive or disruptive.
Weapons and other items considered offensive are prohibited from the casino.
Aggressive or abusive behaviour toward staff or other patrons can result in removal or exclusion.
Cheating and other illegal or undesirable conduct are prohibited under the casino's Terms of Entry.
Vandalism is expressly included as an example of undesirable behaviour that can lead to exclusion.
Wear clean everyday clothing and ordinary footwear, avoid swimwear, steel-cap shoes and anything that conceals your identity, and leave backpacks and luggage elsewhere. Once inside, do not record video or digital footage and put your phone away while you have an active wager at a gaming table.
The Star Club is the rewards programme used across The Star properties, including The Star Brisbane. Membership is free for eligible guests aged 18 years or over who provide valid photo identification, and it is separate from ordinary Main Casino entry.
Joining The Star Club is not a requirement for ordinary admission to the Main Casino. It is a separate membership programme designed to reward eligible guests when they use their Membership Card across participating gaming, hotel, dining and other resort experiences.
Members can earn Tier Points that contribute toward progression through membership levels and can also earn Casino Dollars through eligible activity. Depending on the member's tier and the participating venue, additional benefits can include discounts, personalised offers and access to selected member promotions.
Existing The Star Club members do not need to start again when visiting Brisbane. The Star Brisbane confirms that an existing membership is valid at the property and that the member's current tier is recognised.
Membership is available only to eligible guests who are at least 18 years of age.
The Star requires valid photo identification when joining The Star Club.
The Star Brisbane currently promotes The Star Club as free to join, subject to membership terms and conditions.
Eligible earning and redemption activity generally requires use of the member's Membership Card at participating outlets or compatible gaming products.
Benefits vary by membership tier, participating outlet and offer, but the programme centres around Tier Points, Casino Dollars, discounts and personalised member rewards.
Tier Points help determine progression through The Star Club membership levels. Eligible play, stays and dining activity can contribute Tier Points under the programme's applicable earning rules.
Casino Dollars are a member reward currency that can be earned and redeemed through eligible activity at participating The Star venues.
Discounts can apply at participating restaurants, bars, hotels and spas, with the exact benefit depending on the member's tier and the current programme terms.
Members can receive personalised promotions, dining rewards, Casino Dollar offers, gaming promotions, hotel offers and other selected benefits.
The Star Brisbane confirms that an existing The Star Club membership remains valid at the Brisbane property. Members retain recognition of their existing tier and can continue to access the benefits and privileges associated with that tier while exploring participating venues throughout The Star Brisbane and Queen’s Wharf Brisbane.
The Star Brisbane is currently promoting a new-member package with access to more than $325 worth of special offers. The promotion is designed around benefits such as gaming, dining and hotel experiences available to qualifying new members.
This is a current promotional offer rather than a permanent feature of The Star Club. The value, included vouchers, eligibility criteria and availability may change or be withdrawn under the applicable terms and conditions.
Members can use The Star App to access a digital Membership Card, check Tier Point and Casino Dollar balances, view personalised promotions and manage parts of their membership experience.
The app also brings restaurant, hotel and spa booking tools into the same environment, although those features will be covered separately in the dedicated app and resort sections.
The Star Club is a rewards programme, not a general casino-entry requirement. Individual rewards, discounts, Casino Dollar earning, Tier Point earning and promotions are subject to their own terms, participating venues and eligibility conditions.
The Star Brisbane integrates several food, bar and entertainment venues directly into its casino environment. For visitors who want to take a break from gaming without leaving the Casino Licensed Area, the main options include Fat Noodle, Food Quarter and Sports Bar, with LiveWire and Cherry adding drinks and late-night entertainment nearby.
Dining inside the casino is designed to cover several different types of visit. Food Quarter is the most flexible option for a casual meal or quick bite, while Fat Noodle offers a more defined South-East Asian dining experience built around the cuisine of chef Luke Nguyen.
Sports Bar combines food with live sport and a large-scale entertainment environment, making it suitable for visitors who want to eat while watching a major game. LiveWire and Cherry sit within the same wider casino entertainment mix but are primarily bar and nightlife venues rather than full restaurant alternatives.
Because these venues are located within the casino, guests must be aged 18 years or over to enter them.
Fat Noodle for a more substantial sit-down experience.
Food Quarter for all-day casual dining and café-style meals.
Sports Bar for game-day food in a purpose-built sports venue.
LiveWire and Cherry for cocktails, music and nightlife.
South-East Asian street-food flavours by chef Luke Nguyen, brought from the former Treasury Brisbane into the new The Star Brisbane.
South-East Asian dishes inspired by traditional family recipes and reinterpreted with fresh Australian produce.
The venue highlights dishes such as its 20-hour Fat Pho Noodles, laksa and other South-East Asian flavours.
Level 5, within the Casino at 33 William Street.
A proper sit-down meal without leaving the casino environment.
A flexible casino dining option with a broad mix of Western and Asian dishes, desserts, cakes and casual meals throughout the day.
A broad international mix spanning Western and Asian menu options.
Casual, value-focused dining suitable for a quicker break between gaming sessions.
Level 5, within the Casino.
A quick meal, coffee, dessert or casual all-day dining option.
A purpose-built sports venue inside the casino with food, drinks and large-scale live sport viewing.
Two 12-metre-plus mega LED screens, stadium-style sound and a large open bar environment above the Brisbane River.
Casual game-day food and bar-style dining rather than formal restaurant service.
Level 5, within the Casino at 33 William Street.
Eating while watching live sport or taking a more energetic break from gaming.
Choose Fat Noodle if you want a more substantial South-East Asian meal, Food Quarter if you want something quicker and casual, and Sports Bar if live sport is part of your visit. LiveWire and Cherry are better suited to drinks and entertainment after or between gaming sessions.
Fat Noodle, Food Quarter, Sports Bar, LiveWire and the casino are located within or directly connected to the Casino Licensed Area. Guests must be aged 18 years or over to enter the casino venues. Individual opening hours and current menus can change.
Dining at The Star Brisbane extends far beyond the casino floor. Across The Star Grand, The Terrace and Sky Deck, visitors can choose modern Japanese dining, Italian comfort food, premium Queensland steak and seafood, Mediterranean woodfire cooking, Asian flavours and elevated rooftop experiences overlooking Brisbane.
The resort's restaurant collection is spread across several levels rather than concentrated beside the casino. The Star Grand Lobby is home to Sokyo, The Terrace on Level 4 brings together a large group of signature restaurants beside the Brisbane River, while Sky Deck rises 100 metres above the city with Aloria and Babblers.
For a first visit, the location matters almost as much as the cuisine. Choose The Terrace for a broad range of riverfront dinner options, Sky Deck for elevated views and destination dining, or Sokyo for a contemporary Japanese experience inside The Star Grand.
Modern Japanese dining inside the hotel lobby.
Italian, steak and seafood, Mediterranean, Asian and international signature restaurants.
Aloria and Babblers with panoramic Brisbane views approximately 100 metres above the city.
These venues form the core of The Star Brisbane's current signature restaurant collection.
Contemporary Japanese dining interpreted through a modern Australian and Queensland lens.
Japanese technique meets fresh Queensland produce, sashimi, sushi, charcoal grilling and a drinks list built around sake, Japanese whisky, beer, shochu and wine.
The Star Grand Hotel Lobby, 33 William Street.
Wednesday–Sunday · 5:00pm–9:00pm.
The official venue page accepts restaurant bookings. Sokyo also offers a semi-private dining room for celebrations.
Sky Deck's signature restaurant combining European elegance with Australian produce and panoramic Brisbane views.
Locally sourced seasonal produce, dry-aged beef and Queensland seafood prepared with woodfire and grill techniques.
Sky Deck, Level 23 · around 100 metres above Brisbane.
Wed–Sun lunch 12:00pm–3:00pm; snacks 3:00pm–5:00pm; dinner 5:30pm–Late.
Reservations are accepted. Booked guests use a dedicated arrival point beside The Star Grand entrance.
Elevated Italian comfort food with antipasti, hand-stretched pizza, homemade pasta and Brisbane River views.
Familiar Italian classics, old-world character and signature tableside touches in a relaxed setting.
The Terrace, Level 4.
Lunch daily 12:00pm–3:00pm; Fri–Sun small plates 3:00pm–5:00pm; dinner daily from 5:00pm–Late.
A private dining room and larger celebration spaces are available through the venue's events programme.
The Gambaro Group's established steakhouse concept, expanded at The Star Brisbane with Queensland seafood and river views.
Renowned steaks are paired with fresh Queensland-sourced seafood and an expanded selection of mains.
The Terrace, Level 4.
The Black Hide VIP knife programme continues from the former Treasury Brisbane restaurant of the same name.
Steak dinners, seafood, celebrations and a more traditional premium restaurant experience.
One of the newer signature restaurants in The Star Brisbane's expanding Terrace dining collection.
Part of the signature restaurant mix connected with The Terrace at The Star Brisbane.
Visitors looking to explore the precinct's newer Asian-led restaurant offering.
A contemporary interpretation of Mediterranean cuisine centred on lamb, seafood, seasonal produce and woodfire.
Lamb is a major focus, accompanied by seafood and seasonal produce prepared using traditional grilling techniques over woodfire.
Dishes are designed for sharing, with a sunken dining room, theatrical bar and private dining room.
The Terrace, Level 4.
A current signature restaurant on The Terrace, adding another full-service dining option to the riverside restaurant collection.
The Terrace, Level 4.
A sit-down meal as part of an evening exploring The Terrace and Queen’s Wharf riverfront.
Part of the current restaurant collection operating across The Star Brisbane and Queen’s Wharf dining precinct.
Hua is currently listed by The Star Brisbane among its open restaurant venues.
Check the current individual venue listing for operating hours and reservation arrangements before visiting.
A vivid Latin American and Asian fusion restaurant with greenery, cocktails and an open-air riverfront terrace.
Latin American and Asian ingredients and techniques, signature cocktails, semi-private circular pods and sweeping river and South Bank views.
The Terrace, Level 4.
Mon–Tue 5:00pm–Late; Wed–Sat 12:00pm–Late; Sun 12:00pm–3:00pm.
The more formal Sky Deck restaurant, with seasonal Queensland produce, woodfire cooking, an extensive cellar and 270-degree views across Brisbane.
A relaxed Sky Deck alternative for breakfast, casual dining and all-day food with the same elevated Brisbane setting.
Sky Deck is an elevated rooftop environment. Poor weather can affect operating hours and the ability of its venues to accommodate walk-in guests.
Consider Aloria, Sokyo, Black Hide or another signature restaurant when the meal itself is a major part of the evening.
Aloria and Babblers place you on Sky Deck, while restaurants along The Terrace offer strong Brisbane River outlooks.
Cucina Regina combines full restaurant service with a more relaxed Italian comfort-food approach.
Babblers is particularly useful for spontaneous visits because the venue currently operates on a walk-in-only basis.
Signature restaurants such as Sokyo, Aloria and Cucina Regina currently accept reservations through their official venue pages. Babblers is currently walk-in only and does not accept reservations. Opening hours differ between restaurants and can also change for special events, private functions, public holidays or weather conditions on Sky Deck.
This resort dining guide is separate from the casino-floor dining options covered earlier. The Star Brisbane currently lists Sokyo, Aloria, Cucina Regina, Black Hide Steak & Seafood, Azteca, LÚC LẮC, Pompette and Dark Shepherd as signature dining venues, with Babblers among its casual dining options. Restaurant hours, menus and booking conditions can change and should be checked against the current individual venue page.
Sky Deck is one of the defining attractions of The Star Brisbane and Queen’s Wharf. Set high above the Brisbane River and CBD, this expansive open-air viewing destination combines panoramic city views with dining, drinks and day-to-night experiences.
Sky Deck is a public viewing, dining and entertainment destination positioned at the top of The Star Brisbane. It forms part of the wider Queen’s Wharf experience rather than the casino gaming floor, making it relevant even for visitors who have no interest in gambling.
The deck rises around 100 metres above the Brisbane River and forms a 250-metre rooftop runway across the upper levels of the resort's signature arc-shaped towers. From here, visitors can take in broad views across South Bank, the CBD, the Brisbane River and, on clear days, out toward the hinterland and Moreton Bay.
Sky Deck is designed as a day-to-night destination. A visit can start with breakfast or coffee, continue through lunch and sunset drinks, and finish with dinner or late-night cocktails without returning to the casino floor.
The deck sits directly above the riverfront Queen’s Wharf precinct and provides an elevated view over the water.
The city skyline forms a major part of the outlook, particularly as the CBD lights up after sunset.
The official Queen’s Wharf FAQ highlights views from South Bank through to the surrounding hinterland.
The Star describes sunset views extending from the CBD toward Moreton Bay as part of the Sky Deck experience.
Sky Deck is home to three different hospitality concepts: Aloria for signature dining, Babblers for casual all-day food and Cicada Blu for open-air drinks and nightlife.
Aloria is Sky Deck's signature dining destination, pairing European elegance with Australian produce and a strong focus on Queensland ingredients.
Dry-aged beef, Queensland seafood and seasonal produce prepared using woodfire and grill techniques.
The most refined of the three Sky Deck venues, designed for lunch, dinner, celebrations and special occasions.
A relaxed, social dining venue designed for breakfast, lunch, dinner and casual food throughout the day.
Warm, informal and approachable, with handcrafted dishes, flatbreads, local produce, coffee, beer and wine.
Breakfast, casual meals and visitors who want to experience Sky Deck without booking a formal restaurant.
Sky Deck's open-air day-to-night bar, built around uninterrupted views, cocktails, sunset and music.
Exotic cocktails, botanical infusions, beers, ciders and wines.
Music and an illuminated installation transform the atmosphere as Brisbane moves from day into night.
Sky Deck gives you a completely different environment from the enclosed gaming experience below.
The rooftop deck is built into the signature arc-shaped towers and forms one of the development's most recognisable features.
Breakfast, casual dining, signature dinner and drinks are all available across its three venues.
You do not need to gamble to appreciate the elevated Brisbane River, city and sunset outlook.
Sky Deck is an outdoor rooftop environment. The Star Brisbane advises that poor weather can affect its operating hours, with guest and staff safety taking priority when conditions are unsuitable.
Sky Deck is part of the wider The Star Brisbane and Queen’s Wharf entertainment precinct, not the casino gaming floor. The viewing platform and its restaurants and bars operate under their own hours and conditions, which can differ from the casino's 24/7 schedule.
If you are searching for Treasury Casino Brisbane, the active casino is no longer located in the former Treasury Casino Building. Casino operations now form part of The Star Brisbane in the Queen’s Wharf precinct at 33 William Street, Brisbane City QLD 4000.
Brisbane City
Queensland 4000
This is the current address to use when travelling specifically to the casino at The Star Brisbane. The property sits in the heart of Brisbane’s CBD within the Queen’s Wharf riverfront precinct.
Older maps, travel guides and search results may still associate Treasury Casino Brisbane with the historic Treasury buildings around George Street and William Street.
Those details refer to the former Treasury casino era. The current Brisbane casino is at The Star Brisbane, 33 William Street. Treasury Hotel continues separately in the heritage precinct, so hotel and casino addresses should not be treated as interchangeable.
The Star Brisbane is centrally located and can be reached through several public transport routes as well as pedestrian connections from both sides of the Brisbane River.
The Star Brisbane is within short walking distance of Uptown, one of the major hubs of Brisbane’s bus network.
Central, South Brisbane and Roma Street stations are all identified by The Star as nearby rail options for reaching the Queen’s Wharf precinct.
North Quay and South Bank river terminals provide another convenient way to approach the precinct from along the Brisbane River.
The Neville Bonner Bridge directly links South Bank with Queen’s Wharf, creating a dedicated pedestrian route across the Brisbane River.
The upgraded Bicentennial Bikeway runs along the river edge beside the precinct and provides cycling access into the CBD.
The precinct provides on-site parking as well as vehicle access and drop-off points for taxis and rideshare services.
One of the most useful pedestrian features of the development is the Neville Bonner Bridge, which connects South Bank directly with the Queen’s Wharf precinct. Visitors approaching from South Brisbane can therefore cross the river on foot instead of travelling around through the CBD road network.
The Star Brisbane operates an on-site car park that is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, subject to space availability. There are three vehicle entrances.
Main on-site parking access.
Alternative precinct car park entrance.
Additional access into the on-site car park.
Subject to availability.
The general parking page states that tall vehicles over 2.1 metres cannot be accommodated.
Cash is not accepted for the published Early Bird and Weekend Flat Rate products.
Friday and Saturday evenings are specifically identified as periods when the car park regularly fills.
The daily parking period resets at 6:00am.
On advertised eligible days, enter between 6:00am and 10:00am and exit before 7:00pm on the same day.
Subject to availability, eligible dates, special events and applicable terms.On advertised eligible days, enter after 6:00am Saturday or Sunday and leave before 5:59am the following day.
Subject to availability, eligible dates and current terms.A special self-parking flat rate is currently available to guests staying at The Star Grand for the duration of their stay.
Parking is not guaranteed as part of the hotel booking.Valet parking is offered at The Star Grand via the hotel porte cochère at 33 William Street.
Availability can vary.The standard parking page currently states that Bronze and Silver Members can earn free parking by entering with their Membership Card and earning the required Tier Points through eligible play, stay or dining activity.
The Star Brisbane currently provides complimentary parking for Gold Members and higher at the on-site car park, subject to availability and the applicable parking conditions.
The Star Brisbane specifically advises that its car park has limited spaces and regularly reaches full capacity during peak periods such as Friday and Saturday evenings. Hotel bookings, member benefits and special parking rates do not guarantee that a space will be available.
If your goal is casino gaming, navigate to The Star Brisbane at 33 William Street rather than the former Treasury Casino entrance. Public transport, walking from South Bank and on-site parking are all available, but drivers should allow for peak-period capacity limits and check current parking rates before arrival.
Still have a practical question before visiting Treasury Casino Brisbane? These short answers cover the most common points about the casino’s current location, entry, gaming, dining, photography, poker and parking.
No. Casino operations moved from the historic Treasury location to The Star Brisbane in Queen’s Wharf in 2024. The former Treasury casino building is no longer the active Brisbane casino. Read more about the move.
The current casino operates as The Star Brisbane. This site uses the historic Treasury Casino Brisbane name while explaining the modern casino experience at Queen’s Wharf. See the full history.
The current casino address is 33 William Street, Brisbane City QLD 4000, within The Star Brisbane at Queen’s Wharf. See directions and transport options.
Yes. Guests must be at least 18 years old to enter the Casino Licensed Area, and acceptable proof of age may be requested before entry. See the entry requirements.
The published general casino Terms of Entry do not state that The Star Club membership is required for ordinary Main Casino admission. Membership is a separate rewards programme, while premium rooms have additional access conditions. Learn about The Star Club.
Normally, yes. The casino operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, but closes for limited periods on Good Friday, ANZAC Day and Christmas Day. See casino hours and holiday closures.
Star Poker Brisbane advertises daily cash games from 12pm, seven days a week, with No Limit Hold’em and Pot Limit Omaha. See stakes, buy-ins and poker details.
Yes. Electronic gaming machines form a major part of the current casino offering, including new releases and progressive jackpot titles. Explore gaming machines.
Yes. The official Brisbane How To Play collection covers Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, Poker, Dice Games and other casino games. See the table gaming guide.
Guest video and digital recording inside the casino is prohibited under the Terms of Entry. Electronic-device use is also restricted at gaming tables while a wager is in play. See the casino rules.
No. Backpacks, knapsacks and luggage are specifically prohibited under the current casino Terms of Entry. Other permitted bags may still be inspected by security. See what you can bring.
Yes. The wider The Star Brisbane and Queen’s Wharf precinct includes restaurants, bars and Sky Deck experiences that are separate from casino gaming. Venues located within the Casino Licensed Area are restricted to guests aged 18 and over. Explore resort dining.
Yes. Treasury Heritage Hotel remains an open accommodation option even though the casino itself has moved to The Star Brisbane at Queen’s Wharf. See how Treasury and The Star Brisbane differ.
Yes. The Star Brisbane has an on-site car park with entrances from William Street, Queen’s Wharf Road and Margaret Street. It operates 24/7 subject to availability and can fill during peak periods. See parking rates and member benefits.
Yes. The Star Brisbane publishes official How To Play guides for its major table-game categories, so first-time visitors can review the rules before joining a table. See the beginner table-game guide.
No. Sky Deck is a separate viewing, dining and entertainment destination within The Star Brisbane and Queen’s Wharf rather than part of the gaming floor. Explore Sky Deck.