Netstrata Jubilee Stadium

Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, home to the St. George Illawarra Dragons, sits in Kogarah, 20 km south of Sydney. With a capacity of 20,500, it’s easily accessible by public transport. Parking at the stadium is limited, so fans should plan ahead with paid parking nearby or opt for train services to Carlton Station (a 10-minute walk).

Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Information

Capacity: 20,500
Address: 249 Princes Highway, Kogarah, NSW 2218
Parking: Paid parking stations nearby
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, and toilet, accessibility tickets available
Tickets: Ticketmaster

Getting to Netstrata Jubilee Stadium

Unfortunately, the Dragons Shuttle Bus has discontinued it service and is not running right now, there are multiple other options to get to the games.

Public Parking

There is no parking directly at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, and finding a park in Kogarah CBD can be a bit of a challenge. Most of the surrounding streets have strict time limits and parking officers are always on the lookout (especially on game days).

But don’t stress, there are four parking stations within a short walk to the venue. Here’s where you can park (fees apply):

• Kogarah Town Square: Enter via Derby Street
• Kogarah Town Centre: Enter via ramp from Railway Parade
• Hospital Car Park: Enter via South Street
• Rail Commuter Car Park: Enter via Station Street

There’s also more parking on surrounding streets for Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, however, make sure to check signage to avoid parking fines.

Additional Parking Options

• St. George Leagues Club
• Carlton South Public School: Opposite the ground
• Streets Around the Ground

Two big parking spots in Kogarah:

• Kogarah Council Car Park: 224 spaces, free on weekends, Derby Street
• Commuter Car Park: Kogarah Station

Parking Tips

No parking at the Stadium itself and limited spots nearby, so plan ahead. Easy walking distance parking options include:

• Kogarah Town Square: Derby Street
• Kogarah Town Centre: Railway Parade ramp
• Hospital Car Park: South Street
• Kogarah Station Rail Commuter Car Park: Station Street
• Carlton Station Rail Commuter Car Park: Railway Parade

Most CBD streets have time restrictions.

Accessible Parking

Limited accessible spots on Park Street. Make sure your permit is visible. For arrangements:

• St George Illawarra Dragons Matches: Call 02 9587 1966
• Sydney FC Matches: Call 02 8314 5100

Trains to Netstrata Jubilee Stadium

Carlton Station is the closest train station, about 700m away (10-minute walk). There are extra stops at this station for big events.

Kogarah Station is also nearby, around 1.4km away (20-minute walk).

Both stations are on the T4 Eastern Suburbs and Illawarra Line.

Buses to Netstrata Jubilee Stadium

Sydney Buses 422 line runs from Martin Place in Sydney CBD to Kogarah Station.

Taxi and Ride Share

Taxis are at St George Leagues Club south of the Stadium across the Princes Highway. Book through Silver Service on 13 31 00 or Premier Cabs on 13 10 17. Be sure to pay attention to road closures before, during, and after events.

For ride share, choose a drop-off and pick-up point a bit away from the Stadium to avoid congestion (I suggest a backstreet around 2 streets back).

Shuttle Bus

No shuttle bus services running right now but may resume operations in the future.

Bus Parking

Chartered bus and coach parking may be available depending on the event. Contact the Stadium via email for more info.

Netstrata Jubilee Stadium FAQs

How many people does Jubilee Stadium hold?

Netstrata Jubilee Stadium (formerly Jubilee Oval) has a capacity of 20,500 for sporting events.

Who plays at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium?

The stadium hosts St. George Illawarra Dragons NRL home games and has also been used by:

• Sydney FC (A-League) for select matches
• NRLW & NSW Cup matches

Where is St. George’s dragon’s home ground?

The St. George Illawarra Dragons split their home games between:

1. Netstrata Jubilee Stadium (Kogarah, NSW) – Traditional St. George home ground
2. WIN Stadium (Wollongong, NSW) – Representing the Illawarra region