UTAS Stadium

Ben H 6 days ago Last Updated: 01/10/24

UTAS Stadium, also known as the University of Tasmania Stadium, located in Launceston Tasmania is Hawthorn’s home away from home when they play in Tasmania five times each season. Originally opening in 1921 under the name of York Park, the stadium has undergone many renovations over the years improving their facilities and capacity.

Regarding major events the venue is primarily used for AFL and Cricket matches, however over the years the oval has seen a multitude of other sporting events including Rugby Union and Soccer matches. UTAS has also played host to a number of large scale concerts.

The attendance record at the stadium currently sits at 20,971 on Sunday June 18, 2006 when the Richmond Tigers took on the Hawthorn Hawks in which the Hawks beat the Tigers 105-64

Below you will find information regarding ticket access, capacity, parking, rideshare, and public transport information.

UTAS Stadium Information

Capacity: 14,781 total, 13,106 seated, 1,765 standing.
Address: 2 Invermay Road, Launceston, TAS 7250
Ground Dimensions: 161m x 128m
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, and toilet
Tickets: Ticketmaster

Getting to UTAS Stadium

There is ample car parking available at the Inveresk carparks both north and south of the Stadium, however public transport to the oval is somewhat limited.

Bus

There are numerous buses available on game days taking you to the stadium with stops on both Forster Street, and Invermay Road, please check timetables prior to depature and plan ahead to ensure you get the correct bus.

Rideshare

Arguably the best way to get to UTAS Stadium is by using a rideshare app such as Uber or Didi, which can drop you off in very close proximity to the gates of the venue, after the event however it is advisable to try get your rideshare from a little further away due to the high amount of foot traffic.

Did You Know?

The “Mexican Wave” is prohibited inside the UTAS Stadium during cricket matches.

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