On 6 May 1850, the area became a junction, curving Southeast to Dundonald to become part of the main line of the BCDR.
In 1871, another spur came in from the South to the West end of the junction, constituting the Belfast Central Railway connection.
On 10 January 1945, an accident took place on the Bangor line, about 4,000 feet (1,200 m) East of the junction resulting in 22 fatalities and 27 injuries.
[3] The Titanic Quarter stop was added 9 May 1977, known at the time as Bridge End.
In 1994, the original Northern entrance on the west end that connected to Queen's Quay was removed due to the decommissioning of its maintenance area.