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Hordern Pavilion

1 Driver Avenue, Moore Park, NSW, 2021

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About Hordern Pavilion

The Hordern Pavilion is a concert and events venue at 1 Driver Avenue, Moore Park, in the Entertainment Quarter. Opened in 1924 as an exhibition hall for the Royal Easter Show and named after the Hordern retail family, it has a classical facade with fluted Doric columns and a vaulted roof with a lantern tower. Run by Playbill Venues, it holds about 5,500 people for rock and pop concerts, dance parties, awards nights and gala dinners.

Getting there

Light rail: Take the L2 Randwick Line or L3 Kingsford Line from Central (Chalmers Street) to the Moore Park stop on Anzac Parade, a short walk from the venue.

Bus: Routes 338, 374, 376 and 391 leave from Eddy Avenue stand C; alight at the first stop on the Moore Park bus roadway. Routes 372, 393 and 395 also leave from stand C; alight at the first stop on Anzac Parade.

Car: The Entertainment Quarter's 2,000-space multi-storey car park is 50 metres from the venue and open 6am to 2am daily. Check for major event road closures and parking rates. Event entry is via Errol Flynn Boulevard.

Accessibility

The Hordern Pavilion describes itself as an accessible venue. A viewing platform is available for patrons who need assistance, and accessible seating is reserved for wheelchair users, Companion Card holders and their companions, and patrons who need seating with limited steps or have vision or hearing impairments. Book accessible seating through AXS, or call the venue on 9921 5333 for wheelchair and Companion Card enquiries; staff can also help on the night.

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

Hordern Pavilion: quick answers

How do I get to Hordern Pavilion?

Light rail: Take the L2 Randwick Line or L3 Kingsford Line from Central (Chalmers Street) to the Moore Park stop on Anzac Parade, a short walk from the venue. Bus: Routes 338, 374, 376 and 391 leave from Eddy Avenue stand C; alight at the first stop on the Moore Park bus roadway. Routes 372, 393 and 395 also leave from stand C; alight at the first stop on Anzac Parade. Car: The Entertainment Quarter's 2,000-space multi-storey car park is 50 metres from the venue and open 6am to 2am daily. Check for major event road closures and parking rates. Event entry is via Errol Flynn Boulevard.

Is Hordern Pavilion accessible?

The Hordern Pavilion describes itself as an accessible venue. A viewing platform is available for patrons who need assistance, and accessible seating is reserved for wheelchair users, Companion Card holders and their companions, and patrons who need seating with limited steps or have vision or hearing impairments. Book accessible seating through AXS, or call the venue on 9921 5333 for wheelchair and Companion Card enquiries; staff can also help on the night. Please confirm access arrangements with the venue before you go.

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