The "Gold Superior" class (now often marketed as Gold Premium) on Australia's Indian Pacific train is a luxury "mid-tier" service that offers significantly more space than a standard Gold cabin. In 2026, these newly designed contemporary cabins feature a three-quarter-size double bed and a fold-down upper berth, along with a dedicated lounge area equipped with armchairs and a table. This class provides a much more residential feel for the multi-day journey across the Nullarbor. Guests in this tier enjoy exclusive access to the Gold Premium Lounge and the Gold Premium Dining carriage, where regionally inspired four-course dinners and premium Australian wines are included. Additionally, "Superior" guests receive priority luggage check-in, 75kg of checked baggage allowance, and a higher level of in-cabin amenities, making it the premier choice for travelers who want more luxury than standard sleeper service but don't need the full "Platinum" experience.