Overview
- ⏱️2 hours 30 minutesApproximate duration
- 🏟️Medium sizedVenue capacity is 21,000
- ❤️🔥Popular eventCurrently trending with fans
The date of this event is provisional and subject to final confirmation by the organiser. Usually provisional dates do not change but this cannot be guaranteed. If the date of the event does change, it will not affect the validity of any viewing tickets you purchase for the event. If possible, we recommend booking any accommodation and travel/flights on a flexible basis or waiting until the event date is confirmed.
Please be aware that all performances listed are subject to change or removal without notification.
The date of this event is provisional and subject to final confirmation by the organiser. Usually provisional dates do not change but this cannot be guaranteed. If the date of the event does change, it will not affect the validity of any viewing tickets you purchase for the event. If possible, we recommend booking any accommodation and travel/flights on a flexible basis or waiting until the event date is confirmed.
🏟️ Address: York Park (University of Tasmania Stadium), 2 Invermay Rd, Invermay, Launceston, TAS, 7248, Australia Directions in Google Maps
The following car parks are located within a short walking distance of York Park:
Inveresk Car Park houses charging stations for electric vehicles.
There is also metered car parking along stretches of Invermay Road, within a 150 m (2 min) walk of the stadium.
Accessible car parking
Disabled-accessible car parking spaces can be found in the following locations:
Drivers will usually be required to present Australian Disability Parking Permits in order to use accessible parking spaces.
Match day traffic is often very busy, as travelling by car is a popular mode of transport in Launceston; York Park ticket holders are encouraged to allow extra time for their journeys, and arrive early if possible.
Accommodation in or around Launceston will provide the easiest access to R18: Hawthorn vs Gold Coast Suns.
There are no international links directly to Tasmania and so you will need to transfer via the mainland cities of Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane: Hobart…
Explore the unique collections at MONA, Hobart – from the architecture right through to the displays, the Museum of Old and New Art will not fail to amaze. Described by its owner as a “subversive adult Disneyland” and having a huge mix of art from Egyptian to modern sculptural pieces, this collection is well worth a visit
There are not currently any reviews for this event. If you have previously attended the AFL Premiership Round 18: Hawthorn vs Gold Coast Suns, be the first to write a review!
Taxis can often stop within close proximity to York Park, along stretches of Invermay Road and Forster Street, on the west and north sides of the stadium respectively. Match day traffic is often very busy, as travelling by car is a popular mode of transport in Launceston; ticket holders are encouraged to allow extra time for their journeys, and arrive early if possible.
Those travelling via taxi, rideshare, or private vehicle should pay attention to any stopping restrictions or other signage when being dropped-off and picked-up.
The following public bus routes stop close to York Park:
All listed numbered bus routes operate 7 days a week, from early morning until late evening (until early evening on Sundays). The Tiger bus service is a free bus service; it operates 7 days a week from December to April, from morning until early evening.
There are no passenger rail links within Launceston.
Due to York Park's central location within Launceston, travellers from within the city will likely be able to cycle to the venue in under 30 minutes. A small number of free bike racks can be found at the following locations:
Visitors travelling from within Launceston will find walking to York Park straightforward, due to the stadium's central location. From south side of the North Esk River, the venue can be reached via Tamar Street (across the Victoria Bridge) or Lower Charles Street/East Tamar Highway (across the Charles Street Bridge).
