The Trusts Arena

The Trusts Arena Events

The Trusts Arena hosts Netball 🏐 events. It is also the home venue of Northern Mystics.

The Trusts Arena Travel & Parking

🏟️ Address: The Trusts Arena, 65-67 Central Park Drive, Henderson, Auckland, 0610, New Zealand Directions in Google Maps

The Trusts Arena Hotels & Accommodation

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.

📍 Where To Stay

The Viaduct area of the city has been redeveloped to make it an upmarket waterfront location. With ocean views and great waterfront nightlife this is a great choice for travellers. Still only around 10 minutes walk from the CBD and many of the main attractions but offering a less bustling feel to the area. Options in this area tend to be priced higher.

If you want somewhere a little quieter and more picturesque, consider the Mount Eden region. With older more historical buildings and famous craters, this area has a quiet but trendy café and bar culture. A short drive from the centre of the city, with some public transport connections to the main areas too.

If travelling with kids or family, you can’t go wrong with the Mission Bay area. Situated on the east coast, you will find a sandy beach, parks, and a variety of restaurants and bars located on the waterfront. A popular area to stay in – make sure you book early.

About The Trusts Arena

The Trusts Arena is an indoor, multipurpose arena in Auckland, New Zealand.

Open since September 2014, the arena can seat 4,901 people and has hosted a number of different sports events. Currently, the Northern Mystics netball team of the ANZ Premiership play their home games at the venue. The arena has also been used for many boxing matches, earning the title "New Zealand's Home of Boxing."

Outside the arena is the Douglas Track and Field, home to the Waitakere City Athletic Club and Waitakere Rugby Club. The national rugby team, the All Blacks, use this facility as a training ground.

As well as sports, the arena has been used for high profile music performances, including Slipknot, Alice Cooper, One Direction, and Take That.