Round 17: Highlanders vs Crusaders 5 Jun 2027

Match day traffic around the stadium can be incredibly busy, and the waiting times to exit the roads around the ground can be very long. If you can travel via other means, it is recommended that you do so, however there are parking facilities, should travelling by car be necessary.

On-site

The car park located at the west end of the stadium is available on a pay-and-display basis, on non-match days. However, on match days it is reserved for Forsyth Barr Stadium Membership holders only.

Disabled-accessible parking is also available on-site, including on match days, on a first-come first-serve basis. The main accessible car park is located within the East End car park, between Gates E and F, but there is also overflow parking available on Logan Park Drive. A mobility pass must be displayed at all times, when using either of the accessible parking areas.

Off-site

Off-site parking is available free of charge in the harbour area near at the corner of Wickliffe and Fryatt Street, south of the Water of Leith.

On a non-match day, it can take as little as 5 minutes to travel from central Dunedin to the stadium, however on match days traffic is likely to make this journey slightly longer. On match days, taxis should be pre-booked, as demand is normally very high.

The following public bus routes can be used to get to the stadium:

• 14 & 63 - Logan Park stop SH88 · 85 m (1 min) walk
• 15 - Harbour Terrace (41/58) · 350 m (4 min) walk
• 14, 15, 38, & 63 - Clyde Street (66) · 550 m (7 min) walk
• 14, 37, & 63 - Albany Street/Central Library stop · 800 m (10 min) walk
• 5D & 15 - Dundas Street (158) · 800 m (10 min) walk
• 6E - Logan Park High School Terminus · 1.0 km (12 min) walk

For visitors travelling from further afield, the decommissioned Dunedin railway station is now a long-distance bus terminus. It is located less than a 1.5 km (18 min) walk away.

Whilst Dunedin railway station is one of the city's most recognisable buildings, regular passenger services to and from the station no longer run regularly, with the exception of special heritage trips for tourists. As such, it is not usually possible to travel to the stadium by train. The station is however still used as a bus terminus - see the Coach & Bus section for more information.

Dunedin Stadium is on the north bank of the Water of Leith, and is only a 350 m (4 min) walk from Otago Yacht Club, which allows visiting boats to occupy its berths - although pre-booking may be necessary.

It can take less than 10 minutes to cycle to the stadium from central Dunedin. There are bike racks immediately outside the stadium.

It is easy to walk to the stadium from central Dunedin. From the city's Octagon plaza, for example, it is just a 1.8 km (22 min) walk.