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Allianz Stadium
Allianz Stadium, home to the Sydney Roosters, NSW Waratahs, and Sydney FC, boasts a capacity of 42,500 and is a world-class venue for sports, music, and cultural events. Located in Moore Park, Sydney, the best way to reach it is via public transport, with light rail and bus services easily accessible. Parking is limited, so plan ahead or use rideshare services, though walking or cycling to the venue is a great option too.
Allianz Stadium Information
Capacity: 42,500
Address: Driver Avenue, Moore Park, NSW 2044
Parking: Limited parking available within the proximity
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, and toilet, accessibility tickets available
Tickets: Ticketmaster
Getting to Allianz Stadium
Public Transport
The most efficient way to get to Allianz Stadium is via public transport. With frequent light rail services and numerous regular bus routes, your event ticket or valid SCG and Sporting Club of Sydney membership card includes all modes of public transport.
- Light Rail: Hop on the L2 or L3 Randwick Line to Moore Park, a short walk from Allianz Stadium. Services run from Central Railway Station via Chalmers Street to Moore Park stop on Anzac Parade.
- Bus: Regular bus services stop along Anzac Pde, Oxford St, and Lang Rd, all within walking distance.
- Walking: It’s about a 25-minute walk from Central to Moore Park via Devonshire Street and the Albert ‘Tibby’ Cotter walkway.
Plan your trip at transportnsw.info
Parking at Allianz Stadium
Parking at Moore Park is available under current provisions. Plan ahead and pre-book parking where possible.
- EP2 and EP3: Public parking available on event days only ($30 per car). Entry via Driver Ave off Moore Park Road (EP2) and Lang Road (EP3). Check availability before attending.
- Entertainment Quarter: Public parking with entry via Lang Road (parking fees apply).
- Moore Park Golf: Special event parking at $30. Entry via Cleveland Street, parking on the overflow grass car park.
- Sydney Boys and Girls High Schools: Parking available for selected events, entry via Cleveland Street and Anzac Parade respectively (parking fees apply).
Parking is limited, and Special Event Clearways may be in effect. Reserved areas are available for patrons with disabilities. Plan ahead and allow extra travel time.
Taxi & Ride Sharing
- Taxi: Permanent ranks at the Entertainment Quarter on Errol Flynn Boulevard and Moore Park Road opposite the Olympic Hotel.
- Ride Share: No designated zones, but drop-off areas available on Driver Ave. After major events, a ride share exclusion zone may be in place. Consider pick-up locations away from the stadium.
Cycling & Walking
Moore Park and Centennial Park offer picturesque cycleways and are some of the most cycle-friendly spaces in Sydney. Numerous bike racks are available along Driver Avenue. All pathways in Moore Park are shared footpath/cycleways.
Accessibility at Allianz Stadium
Accessible Ticketing
For accessible ticketing, contact the Ticketek Special Needs hotline at 1300 665 915.
Accessible Parking
Options are available in EP2, EP3, and the Entertainment Quarter car parks. Mobility impaired patrons can be dropped off north of Driver Ave off Moore Park Road or south off Lang Road. Arrange pick-ups with Greater Sydney Parklands Rangers or NSW Police on event nights.
Allianz Stadium FAQs
Can I take a water bottle into Allianz Stadium?
Allianz Stadium’s official Conditions of Entry do not explicitly state whether patrons can bring their own water bottles into the venue. However, it’s important to note that glass bottles, metal containers, and aluminium cans are prohibited. Therefore, to avoid any issues, it’s advisable to bring a plastic water bottle. Be aware that security personnel may require you to empty the bottle before entry. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it’s recommended to consult the stadium’s official guidelines or contact their customer service directly.
Why is it called Allianz Stadium?
Allianz Stadium is named after Allianz, a global financial services company specializing in insurance and asset management. The naming rights were secured through a sponsorship deal between Allianz and the stadium’s management. This partnership reflects Allianz’s branding strategy to associate with high-profile sporting and entertainment venues worldwide, including similar naming rights for stadiums in Germany, Italy, and other countries. The current Allianz Stadium in Sydney opened in 2022, replacing the original Sydney Football Stadium, and the sponsorship continues to reinforce its connection to Allianz.
Is there a curfew for concerts at Allianz Stadium?
Allianz Stadium enforces an 11pm concert curfew, with the sole exception being the Mardi Gras after-party, should it be relocated to the venue in the future. This policy ensures minimal disruption to the surrounding community while accommodating major events.
Are all seats at Allianz Stadium undercover?
All seats at Allianz Stadium are undercover, ensuring fans are protected from rain and direct sunlight. The stadium’s design features steep seating angles to bring all 42,500 attendees closer to the action while providing a comfortable and sheltered viewing experience.
