Overview
- ⏱️2 hours 30 minutesApproximate duration
- 🏟️Medium sizedVenue capacity is 30,000
Children aged 0–4 on the day of the match are eligible for free entry into CommBank Stadium, as long as the child/junior is sitting on the lap of the parent or guardian.
Reduced price Junior tickets are available for children aged 4–15.
Concession tickets are available for students with a full-time secondary or tertiary student card.
Concession tickets are available for seniors with a Commonwealth Senior Health Care Card or Pensioner Concession Card (PCC).
Concession tickets are available for veterans with a Department of Veterans’ Affairs card, TPI, or Department of Veterans’ Affairs issued Pensioner Concession Card.
For disabled ticket information, please contact Ticketek using this online form.
Family tickets consist of 2 adults and 2 children OR 1 adult and 3 children.
Please be aware that all performances listed are subject to change or removal without notification.
🏟️ Address: CommBank Stadium (Western Sydney Stadium), 11-13 O'Connell Street, Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, 2150, Australia Directions in Google Maps
Event day car parking
There is no on-site event day car parking at the CommBank Stadium, but drivers can make use of the following nearby car parks, all of which have hundreds of spaces:
Drivers should allow extra time when travelling to events at the stadium, as the roads surrounding the venue can become very busy.
Non-event day car parking
On non-event days, on-site paid car parking is available at the CommBank Stadium's northern and western car parks:
The car parks are open 06:00-00:00, Monday to Sunday (except during events), and parking is charged at AUD $3 an hour, or AUD $10 a day.
Taxi and rideshare users should use either of the following drop-off and pick-up points:
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The following public bus routes stop close to the CommBank Stadium:
Parramatta train station is located a 1.3 km (16 min) walk from the stadium. The station is served by multiple routes to and from central Sydney and many of its suburbs.
Westmead train station is also not located far from the stadium - it is just a 1.8 km (22 min) walk away - but it is served by slightly less routes than Parramatta station.
Parramatta wharf is located a 1.3 km (16 min) walk from the CommBank Stadium, allowing fans to travel by Sydney ferry route F3 along the Parramatta River, and then walk to the venue the rest of the way.
It should be noted that Sydney ferries can be busy, and boats may reach capacity on event days or weekends. Moreover, low tides may result in ferries being replaced by buses for some journeys. Travellers should click here to view up-to-date ferry timetables, and to check any low tide times.
It can take less than 5 minutes to cycle to the stadium from central Parramatta, and only 10-15 minutes from Westmead, Northmead, Wentworthville, Oatlands, and other similarly proximate suburbs. There are bike racks in the stadium's north car park, and on the east side of the stadium, just off O'Connell Street.
Cyclists travelling any distance on a bike should also give due attention to the hot climate; planning routes in advance and staying hydrated are both recommended.
The CommBank Stadium is located less than a 1.0 km (12 min) walk from central Parramatta, just across the Parramatta River. From Parramatta, as well as from nearby suburbs such as Westmead and Northmead, it is therefore possible to walk to the venue. From further away, including from central Sydney, the walk is obviously longer, and travelling on foot is not a viable means of reaching the venue.
Pedestrians travelling any distance on foot should also give due attention to the hot climate; planning routes in advance and staying hydrated are both recommended.