Afterpay Arena

19 Edwin Flack Avenue, Sydney Olympic Park, NSW, 2127

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About Afterpay Arena

Afterpay Arena, known as Qudos Bank Arena from 2016 until July 2026, is Australia’s largest indoor entertainment and sporting arena, at Sydney Olympic Park. It opened in November 1999 as the Sydney SuperDome with a performance by Luciano Pavarotti and hosted gymnastics and the basketball finals at the Sydney 2000 Olympics. Operated by Legends Global, it holds about 21,000 people for concerts, sport and family shows.

Getting there

Train: Olympic Park Station on Olympic Boulevard is a five-minute walk from the arena. Trains run about every 10 minutes between Lidcombe and Olympic Park.

Ferry: Ferries from the Sydney and Parramatta CBDs stop at Sydney Olympic Park Wharf, where bus route 526 connects to the precinct.

Car: The P1 car park adjoins the arena. The venue encourages pre-booking parking through Sydney Olympic Park, up to 24 hours before the event, and allowing extra time when other major events are on.

Accessibility

All three main public entries are fully accessible and lifts serve every level. Wheelchair spaces with companion seats are on the Arena Floor, Ground Level and Level 3; request accessible seating when booking through Ticketek or the arena’s accessibility line on (02) 8765 4321. Companion Card holders receive a complimentary ticket. Pre-booked mobility parking is in P1, a Wi-Fi hearing assistance system works through your own phone, and a Sensory Room is on Level 1.

Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.