Sydney Football Stadium
Sydney Football Stadium Stadium is one of Sydney's premier sports and entertainment venues
The Sydney Football Stadium in Moore Park in 1988 to provide a premier rectangular field sports venue for rugby and soccer games.
It is currently home to the Sydney Roosters (National Rugby League), New South Wales Waratahs (Regional Rugby and the Sydney FC (A-League Soccer). The Stadium has also hosted many major international sporting events such as World Cup Soccer and during the 2000 Summer Olympics the women's gold medal soccer.
Sydney Football Stadium also hosts some major concerts from time to time with famous performers such as U2, Madonna, George Michael, Pearl Jam and more.
With a capacity of 45500 seats, you are almost sure of being able to get tickets to any of the events here.
Nearby attractions: Paddington Markets and Centennial Park.
Facts For Your Visit
Fee: Yes - Varies by EventAddress: Driver Ave, Moore Park NSW 2021, Australia
Phone: (02) 9360 6601
Official Website: Sydney Football Stadium
Sydney Football Stadium Reviews
Rated out of 5
After the rebuild of the new stadium it was a great experience The seats were structured nicely and different levels with many bars and food to have was exceptional always wanted to feel welcome when I went to stadium this time I have.
A great place to mingle with friends and great atmosphere for every family.
John Malaspina - a week ago
Went to see Pink live at Allianz stadium. It was easy to park and the signage was helpful. Everything was very well organised and clean. I had the best experience! Pink was amazing of course.
Mariella Polistena - a month ago
Good range of food n beverage options. Expensive though. Only take cashless which is annoying.
Multiple entry and exit points for access, and includes stairs, lifts and escalators. Pretty good viewing from all levels. Attended concert but have also been for sports events.
Rebecca New - 2 months ago
Saw Paul McCartney in concert in the second section on the floor. An amazing show, great sound and visuals from the greatest singer/songwriter of all time. The floor attention is open to the elements, but that didn't matter as we were seeing a Beatle in concert. Also, despite the seating, prepare to stand most of the time. An amazing night. Access to the stadium was easy, plenty of food options. A great night!
Andrew Sinnett - 5 months ago
Great new stadium. Easy access from light rail. If you watch a football game, no need to pay for public transport. There are plenty of restaurants and toilets. There's also a prayer room at bays 35-36.
Budi Irawan - 4 months ago
Directions
| Train and Bus Line | Nearest Station | Walking Time |
|---|---|---|
| Light Rail + Bus | Central Station | 7 minutes |
| T1, T2, T3, T4 or T5 + Bus | Central or Museum Station | 7 minutes |
How to get to Sydney Football Stadium by Train and Bus
By Light Rail: Exit at Central Station and catch bus #378 at Stand A on the north side of Eddy Avenue. Exit the bus to your left at Oxford Street and Ormond Street and cross Oxford Street at Oakley road and follow it south to the Stadium where you will see signs directing you to the various gates (7 minutes).
By Train: Exit Central Station via the tunnel to Railway Square and catch bus #378 on Lee St at Stand A and ride to Oxford Street and Ormond Street. Exit the bus to your left and cross Oxford Street at Oakley road and follow it south to the Stadium where you will see signs directing you to the various gates (7 minutes) or exit at Museum Station and and catch bus #333 eastbound on Liverpool Street to Oxford Street and Ormond Street. Exit the bus to the east and cross Oxford Street at Oakley Road following it south to the Stadium where you will see signs directing you to the various gates (7 minutes).
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