The provided maps illustrate how the Pacific Railway Station has changed over time, from 1998 to present. Overall, the station has undergone significant changes throughout the period. Some new buildings have been added, including restaurant, shop, and supermarket, whereas some original (buildings?) such as toilets have been removed. Additionally, the amount of platforms has increased.
In 1998, the Pacific Railway Station had only four platforms. There were toilets on the left side of the map. Four railway lines were placed in the central and right areas. At the bottom of the map, where all main facilities are located, passengers can find shop, cafe, and ticket office.
At present, the Pacific Railway Station offers more services. However, the toilets have been withdrawn. Instead of the restroom, the central area now contains a restaurant and two shops. Furthermore, a supermarket has been built on the lower-left side of the station. Moreover, the ticket office has become larger in size. The number of the railway stations has nearly doubled.