Cockburn Gateway’s 11 New Stores: Bath & Body Works, Schnitz, Supre and More, Plus Cockburn Central Station, Buses and Street Parking Rules (Success, Perth, WA)

Cockburn Gateway lists eleven new stores on its “New stores now open” page, and Cockburn Central railway station is, in the centre’s words, “just a short walk” away. The page does not give opening dates, so this guide gives each store’s location as the centre describes it. Western Australia does not use daylight saving, so all times are Perth time (AWST, UTC+8).

Which new stores are open at Cockburn Gateway?

Store	What the centre says	Where, per the centre
Bath & Body Works	North American fragrance brand with hand and body care and home collections	Near Pandora
Barber Nation	Cuts, fades and beard styles for your face shape and lifestyle	Near Optus
Joe Smith	Australian-made perfumes for men and women, crafted in Perth	Near Gateway Fresh
Ringers Western	Australian country clothing, work shirts, western boots, denim and accessories	Across from Health Freak Cafe
Schnitz	Home-cooked style meals	In the Food Court
FABULA	Korean skincare, Asian cosmetics and pop culture collectibles	Near Dangerfield
Price Attack	Hair salon and a range of haircare, colour, styling, electrical and extensions	Near Australia Post
The Mobile Company	Phone repairs and accessories; authorised seller of Case-Mate, OtterBox, MVR and Kate Spade	Near House
Cotton On Kids	Kids’ clothing and gear	Beside Best & Less
Factorie	Youth street fashion	Beside Dangerfield
Supre	Value fashion, from denim to dresses and sweats	Near Connor

The centre’s page is headed “New stores now open”, but the store entries give no dates, and it does not say whether each shop is a new store or a “new look” store; the introduction mentions both. Use the centre map on its website, or call (08) 9498 5574, to find a particular shop.

How do I get to Cockburn Gateway by train?

Transperth’s Cockburn Central station map, marked “current as of 10 September 2026”, shows trains to Perth, to Thornlie and to Mandurah, a busway for authorised vehicles only with a 15 km/h limit, toilets, an accessible toilet, a baby change room, lifts and escalators. The map does not show a route to the shopping centre, so follow the centre’s own words that it is a short walk, and use a map app for the path.

Day	Transperth parking at the station (map of 10 September 2026)
Monday to Friday	Fee applies: $2.00 per 24 hours or part thereof, for all vehicles
Saturday	No charge
Sunday or public holiday	No charge, unless the vehicle is parked overnight

The map’s legend also lists ACROD parking, short-term parking, bike shelters and racks, motorbike bays and a taxi area. The map does not say how many bays the station car park has.

Which buses serve the centre?

Cockburn Gateway says Transperth buses 525, 527, 530, 531, 532 and 535 serve the centre. The station map shows twelve bus stands and prints these routes: 233, 514, 515, 518, 520, 523, 525, 526, 527, 529, 530, 531 and 532, plus school specials and train-replacement stops. The map text does not make the stand-to-route pairing clear, so check the stand signs, and use the Transperth journey planner for times.

Where do I park at the centre, and what are the opening hours?

The centre says it has over 4,300 bays, reached from Beeliar Drive and Wentworth Parade, with Level 1 parking via the ramp near the Soul Pattinson entry and the basement car park from Wentworth Parade. It lists four taxi ranks, and its address is 816 Beeliar Drive, Success. Its page does not state a parking charge. Hours are 9am to 5:30pm Monday to Wednesday, 9am to 9pm Thursday, 9am to 5:30pm Friday, 9am to 5pm Saturday and 11am to 5pm Sunday. For the Christmas events and the centre’s exit tip, see our guide to Cockburn Gateway Christmas 2026.

What are the City of Cockburn’s rules on the streets nearby?

Streets belong to the City of Cockburn. Its Parking and Facilities Local Law 2007 applies, and the City says the rules are enforceable at all times without signs. It is an offence to stop or park within three metres of a double white line, within 10 metres of an intersection, or less than nine metres from a traffic island. A “No Parking” prohibition lets you stop only to set down or pick up passengers or goods while you stay with the vehicle, and “No Standing” does not even allow that. No part of a vehicle may be on or over a footpath. The City says it uses mobile licence plate recognition cameras on its vehicles, including around shopping centres.

A fine must be paid or appealed within 28 days of the date of issue. A Final Demand Notice with added costs then gives 28 more days, after which the fine goes to the Fines Enforcement Registry. You can pay in person at 9 Coleville Crescent, Spearwood, or by phone on 1300 085 035 with Mastercard or Visa, by post or online. The City says it generally cannot withdraw a fine if an appointment ran over, you lost track of time, you took an important phone call, you parked a few minutes over, or you did not see or understand the sign. This guide gives no fine amounts, because the City’s penalty schedule was not read.

Sources

• Cockburn Gateway — New stores now open (checked 10 November 2026)
• Cockburn Gateway — Getting Here (checked 10 November 2026)
• Cockburn Gateway — Opening Hours (checked 10 November 2026)
• Transperth — Cockburn Central Station map (current as of 10 September 2026; checked 10 November 2026)
• City of Cockburn — Parking and Vehicle Control (checked 7 November 2026)
• City of Cockburn — Parking Laws and Guidelines (checked 7 November 2026)
• City of Cockburn — Parking Infringements (checked 7 November 2026)

Featured image: the western entrance of Cockburn Central railway station (photo: Orderinchaos / CC BY-SA 4.0) (text added)

OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with Cockburn Gateway, The GPT Group, Transperth or the City of Cockburn. Store lists, parking rules and bus routes can change; check the centre’s website or call (08) 9498 5574 before you visit.