The Gabba

Ben H 24 September 2024 Last Updated: 14/01/25

The Gabba, home to the Brisbane Lions since 1993, offers a capacity of 39,202 and is renowned for its easy public transport access. With event tickets, you can enjoy free public transport in Brisbane, getting you straight to the gates. Parking near the stadium is limited, so hopping on a bus or train is your best bet for a hassle-free experience.

The Gabba Information

The Gabba

Capacity: 39,202
Address: Vulture Street, Woolloongabba, Queensland 4105
Ground Dimensions: 156m x 138m
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, and toilet
Tickets: Ticketmaster

Key Features of The Gabba

  • Seating and Capacity:
    • The Gabba can accommodate 39,000 spectators, with excellent views from all areas.
    • Offers general admission, corporate suites, and accessible seating.
  • Primary Uses:
    • Cricket: The Gabba is a historic Test cricket venue, often hosting the opening match of the Australian summer. It is home to the Brisbane Heat in the Big Bash League (BBL) and Queensland Bulls in domestic competitions.
    • AFL: Home ground for the Brisbane Lions, hosting regular-season games and finals.
    • Other Events: Occasionally used for rugby, soccer, concerts, and community events.
  • Facilities:
    • Modern amenities, including large video screens, food and beverage outlets, and upgraded lighting for night events.
    • The player and media facilities meet international standards.
  • Heritage and Modernisation:
    • Established in 1895, the Gabba has undergone numerous redevelopments to maintain its status as a world-class venue.
    • Set to undergo a significant redevelopment in preparation for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, where it will host the opening and closing ceremonies.

Getting to The Gabba

Getting to the Gabba by public transport is one of the easiest ways to get to any stadium in Australia as the event specific public transport drops you directly at the gate.

Within the Brisbane City Council shire all pre-purchased event ticket holders recieve free travel on trains (not including the Airtrain), council buses, and special event shuttle bus services within the 4 hours prior to the event.

Parking

Unfortunately, there is no parking at the Gabba, and the surrounding area has fifteen minute parking limits, it is strongly recommended to use public transport options unless you plan on walking a significant distance from your parking spot.

Drop Off & Pick Up

There are drop off and pick up points relatively close to the stadium, however due to continuous city improvements and upgrades we are unable to provide specific locations, though typically if your driver types Princess street, Potts street, or Hubert street into their maps then they should be fine.

Accessibility Parking

For accessibility patrons there is a drop off location close to Gate 5 on Linton Street (near Duke street), this area does also house several accessibility parking spots however they are first in, first served and there is no pre-booking, additionally you will also be required to produce you PWD license.

Buses and Coach Parking

All coach drivers must apply for a parking permit due to the limitations on coach parking zones.

Coach parking applications close 3 days prior to an event with passes being distributed 48 hours prior.

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