The provided maps illustrate the structural changes made to the Pacific Railway Station between 1998 and the present day. Overall, the station has undergone significant expansion and modernisation, shifting from a simple layout with basic facilities to a more complex hub featuring a supermarket, restaurant, and additional retail space.
In 1998, the station was relatively sparse. The main facilities, consisting of a cafe, a shop, and a ticket office, were clustered in the bottom-right corner. To the north of this area were two sets of railway platforms. Additionally, a toilet block was situated in the top-left section of the site, leaving a large portion of the area undeveloped.
By contrast, the current layout shows a much more developed station. The railway infrastructure has expanded, with platforms now positioned on both the left and right sides of the site. A new central block has been constructed between the tracks, housing a restaurant and two shops. Furthermore, the original toilet block has been replaced by a large supermarket in the bottom-left corner. The cafe and ticket office remain in the bottom-right area, though the shop has been relocated to the central complex.