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Sylvia Park Train Station: mobility access advice
If you have mobility impairments and use Sylvia Park Station, board the front carriage for easiest access. Ask on-board or platform staff if you need help. Improvements to platform-train access are planned for mid-2027.
- Duration07/09/2026 – 07/10/2026
Published 25 October 2026 at 11:41 · Updated 27 October 2026 at 12:31
What changes
Where to board
Board the front carriage of trains — that's where access is easiest if you have mobility impairments.
Need help?
Ask the on-board or platform staff. They can assist you with boarding and travelling on the train.
Coming soon
Works to improve mobility access between the platform and trains are planned for mid-2027.
Show the operator’s original text
Customers with mobility impairments who use Sylvia Park Station are advised to board the front carriage of trains, where access to the train is easiest. If you require further assistance boarding or travelling on the train, please ask either the on-board or platform staff.
Future works to improve mobility access between the platform and trains are planned for mid-2027.
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