Moorabbin railway station
Moorabbin railway station is located on the Frankston line in Victoria, Australia. It serves the south-eastern Melbourne suburb of Moorabbin, and opened on 19 December 1881 as South Brighton. It was renamed Moorabbin on 1 May 1907. In the morning peak hour, Frankston-bound services use Platform 3, with Flinders Street-bound trains using Platforms 1 and 2. At other times, Frankston-bound trains use Platform 2. Two morning peak hour services from Flinders Street terminate at Moorabbin and return to the city. In 1957, the station was closed to goods traffic. In the same year , former sidings "A" and "B" were booked out of use. In late 1958, the original station was relocated and placed in a deep cutting, coinciding with the construction of road overpasses for South Road and the Nepean Highway. At that time, provision was made for a third platform on the eastern side of the cutting. The third platform finally came into use on 28 June 1987, when a third track from Caulfield was opened. On 6 December 1994, a fire destroyed all shops in the concourse. The concourse was rebuilt and new shops were constructed. Moorabbin was upgraded to a  Premium Station in 1998. The Station Street entrance and the bus interchange was re-built in 2014, as part of an upgrade program on the Frankston line. Platforms and services. Moorabbin has one island platform with two faces, and one side platform. All platforms are accessible from the concourse via a ramp. The concourse contains a ticket office, toilets and shops. The station is served by Frankston line trains. Platform 1: Platform 2: Platform 3: Transport links. Ventura Bus Lines operates six routes via Moorabbin station, under contract to Public Transport Victoria: