About The Star
The Star is a major casino and entertainment destination operated by The Star Entertainment Group, with a large integrated resort now open in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia (part of the Queen’s Wharf Brisbane precinct). The complex typically includes a casino with table games and electronic gaming machines, luxury and mid‑range hotel accommodation, multiple restaurants and bars, event spaces, and live entertainment options. Guests may spend money here on gaming, hotel stays, restaurant and bar tabs, spa services (where available), show tickets, parking, and gift cards, as well as online deposits to gaming or loyalty accounts linked to the property.
A charge from “THE STAR” or a similar descriptor on your bank or credit card statement is usually related to in‑person spending at the Brisbane casino and resort (e.g., hotel room charges, dining, bar purchases, valet or parking) or a deposit/prepayment linked to a booking or gaming account. You might see charges for a hotel stay where restaurant, minibar, and spa charges were posted to your room, or for show and event tickets purchased in advance. It’s also common to see temporary authorization holds for security deposits on hotel rooms, credit card pre‑authorizations at bars or restaurants, or verification holds when a card is presented at check‑in; these can appear as pending charges that later adjust to the final amount or disappear once released.
To verify a charge from The Star, start by matching the transaction date and amount with any recent visits to The Star Brisbane or related bookings (hotel confirmations, restaurant reservations, event tickets, or parking receipts). Check your email for booking confirmations from star.com.au and any receipts sent digitally, and review any hotel folios you received at checkout. If you still have questions, contact The Star’s Brisbane customer service or hotel reception directly using the contact details on star.com.au, providing the date, exact amount, and the last four digits of the card used so they can locate the transaction. Common billing issues—such as duplicate charges, pending security deposits not yet reversed, or bar/restaurant tips not reflected in the initial authorization—are usually resolved by the property’s accounts or front‑desk team, who can issue adjustments or clarifications as needed.