Overview
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🏟️ Address: Accor Stadium, 15 Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park, Sydney, NSW, 2127, Australia Directions in Google Maps
There are 8 car parks on-site at Sydney Olympic Park:
Parking is subject to availability, so it is recommended you pre-book it in advance, which can be done online up to the day before the event here.
Car parks P2 and P4 are open-air, so they're ideal if you're arriving in a taller-than-average vehicle.
There are 333 accessible and mobility parking spaces available at Sydney Olympic Park:
There are also on-street accessible spaces at the following locations: Showground Road (8 spaces), Herb Elliott Avenue (3), Murray Rose Ave east (1), Dawn Fraser Avenue west (5), and Olympic Boulevard south (10). Please note, during large or multiple events at Sydney Olympic Park, these may not be available due to road closures.
You can pre-book a standard space in your preferred car park online and then use an accessible space on the day of your visit (early arrival is recommended) or by calling 1300 665 915. You will be required to display an RTA mobility parking scheme permit to avoid a fine.
Disabled spectators can also be dropped-off and picked-up on Dawn Fraser Ave.
Utilise the following routes when travelling to Sydney Olympic Park:
Please note on some event days there may be road closures in effect.
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There is a taxi rank located by the Novotel hotel on Olympic Boulevard, just a 300 m (4 min) walk from the stadium.
Disabled spectators can also be dropped off and picked up on Dawn Fraser Ave.
Accor Stadium is easily accessed by bus, with several routes from throughout Sydney stopping nearby:
Sydney Bus routes 525 and 526 are daily full-time services, while 401 is a Monday-Saturday day-time service.
Olympic Park Station is only a 500 m (6 min) walk from the Accor Stadium, and is well-connected to Sydney as part of the T1 and T7 train lines. Services to and from the city centre take only 30 minutes.
Lidcombe station is also well-connected, and can be used as an interchange for other services. It is a 3.2 km (38 min) walk from the Accor Stadium, but you can also catch the 401 bus service.
The stadium is a 3.6 km (43 min) walk from Sydney Olympic Park Wharf, which is accessible via the F3 ferry, which runs along the Parramatta River from Parramatta to Circular Quay. Alternatively, take the 526 bus from the wharf to the stadium. See the Coach & Bus section for more information.
There are more than 50 bike racks located throughout the Olympic Park, so you're never short on places to leave your bike. There is a Bike Safari Olympic Circuit that runs directly along the stadium down Olympic Blvd.
Due to the often hot temperatures in Sydney, people travelling on foot are encouraged to plan routes in advance and stay hydrated; long bike rides should be undertaken with caution.
It is pleasant to walk around Sydney Olympic Park, and you are never far from Sydney's picturesque waterways! Although is may not be feasible to make the entire journey to the Accor Stadium on foot, for example if you are travelling from one of Sydney's outer suburbs, it is well worth making at least part of your journey on foot. From nearby areas, such as Auburn, Burwood, and Ryde, it is not too long a walk – often less than 6.0 km (72 min).
Due to the often hot temperatures in Sydney, people travelling on foot are encouraged to plan routes in advance and stay hydrated; long walks should be undertaken with caution.