Auckland
🏟️ Address: Eden Park, Reimers Ave, Kingsland, Auckland, 1024, New Zealand Directions in Google Maps
Eden Park is located about 4 km south of Auckland’s city centre. It is recommended that visitors use Auckland’s convenient public transport links to get to the venue, as most match day tickets include free access to public transport.
Below you can find general information on travel and parking for Eden Park. Individual events may have additional/restricted services available, and so we recommend clicking through to the event and viewing the Travel & Parking tab for event-specific information.
There is no dedicated parking area at Eden Park, and parking on many of the streets surrounding the venue may be restricted on match day. However, if you have a disabled or reduced mobility parking permit, you can use the accessible spaces on Cricket Avenue, located less than a 60 m (1 min) walk from the stadium entrances. These spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis only; they are not able to be pre-booked.
Traffic regulations around Eden Park may also be in force, depending on the type of event hosted and the expected attendance for that event. It is strongly recommended that visitors who must travel by car check their event's Traffic Management Plan, in advance of their journey. For visitors who have the option of how to travel, we strongly recommend using public transport to get to the venue.
A taxi journey from Auckland city centre to Eden Park takes approximately 10 to 15 minutes. There is a taxi drop-off point on Cricket Avenue, which is directly adjacent to the venue.
The following public bus routes pass close to Eden Park:
Eden Park is easily accessible via Auckland’s train service. Take the Western Line to Kingsland station, which is directly adjacent to the venue.
Auckland isn’t the easiest city to get around, and public transport around the city centre can be a little slow. For this reason, many visitors prefer to stay in the central business district (CBD), where many of the main attractions of the city are within walking distance. Accommodation options in this area are broad, from cheap but clean backpacker hostels, to luxury hotels at SkyCity. Nightlife, restaurants, shops, and museums all abound in this area.
A wide range of food, including traditional game day fare such as burgers, hot dogs, and chips, is available at Eden Park.
Spectators can also bring their own food and drink, but they must adhere to Eden Park’s conditions of entry:
There are 6 sets of turnstiles, located in each corner of the park. As the north-west corner is near the train station and local pubs, it gets quite busy before and after matches. Similarly, the north-east corner is used by those who arrive by bus or on foot, from the city, and the south-east entrance is used by those who travel by buses and trains from further afield. Spectators who wish to arrive via a less busy entrance may therefore prefer to use the south-west corner of the stadium.
Permanent toilet facilities are located throughout the venue.
Auckland has an extensive cycleway network, which means you can get almost anywhere in the city via bicycle. Eden Park is located very near (400 metres west of) the Dominion Road bicycle route. Once you arrive at the venue, you can find bicycle racks at Gates B, D, and G.
Eden Park is about 50 minutes (4 km) away from Auckland city centre and therefore it may not be suitable to walk to your event, unless you are staying nearer to the venue.
Eden Park has a capacity of approximately 60,000. However, the capacity does differ between events depending on the seating configuration.
Reimers Ave, Kingsland, Auckland, 1024, New Zealand.
