ICC Sydney

14 Darling Drive, Sydney, NSW, 2000

2 shows on sale Get directions

Photo: Philip Terry Graham, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

About ICC Sydney

ICC Sydney brings together convention, exhibition and entertainment spaces on Darling Harbour. Within its Convention Centre, the 2,500-seat Darling Harbour Theatre offers forward-facing, unobstructed views, with the furthest seat 32 metres from the stage.

Getting there

Train: Town Hall and Central stations are about a 10-minute walk from ICC Sydney.

Light rail: L1 services stop at Convention and Exhibition Centre; Convention is closest to the Convention Centre and Darling Harbour Theatre.

Bus: Routes 389 and 501 stop on Harris Street near Allen Street, about a 10-minute walk away.

Ferry: Darling Harbour ferry terminals and Pyrmont Bay Wharf provide access by water.

Car: ICC Sydney has two on-site car parks; Car Park 1 provides stair-free access to the Convention Centre.

Accessibility

The Convention Centre has stair-free entry from Tumbalong Boulevard, Iron Wharf Place, the Convention light rail crossing and Car Park 1, with lifts to Darling Harbour Theatre. Accessible toilets and wheelchair seating are available, with seating positions on the ground floor and Levels 3 and 4. Infrared assistive-listening receivers are available from Customer Service. Book accessible tickets through Ticketek.

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

Where to sit

ICC Sydney has two theatres for shows. The Darling Harbour Theatre is a tiered room of about 2,500 seats where the furthest seat is 32 metres from the stage; its seating plan splits into Level 3 (sections 1 to 3) and Level 4 (sections 4 to 6). The Pyrmont Theatre is smaller, with about 1,000 tiered seats over two levels. In the Darling Harbour Theatre, accessible seating is on the ground floor, Level 3 and Level 4.

Layouts change from show to show, so check the seating map when you book.

ICC Sydney: quick answers

What's on at ICC Sydney?

2 shows are on sale at ICC Sydney on TIX right now, including The Return of Secret Garden and Dirty Dancing In Concert.

How do I get to ICC Sydney?

Train: Town Hall and Central stations are about a 10-minute walk from ICC Sydney. Light rail: L1 services stop at Convention and Exhibition Centre; Convention is closest to the Convention Centre and Darling Harbour Theatre. Bus: Routes 389 and 501 stop on Harris Street near Allen Street, about a 10-minute walk away. Ferry: Darling Harbour ferry terminals and Pyrmont Bay Wharf provide access by water. Car: ICC Sydney has two on-site car parks; Car Park 1 provides stair-free access to the Convention Centre.

Is ICC Sydney accessible?

The Convention Centre has stair-free entry from Tumbalong Boulevard, Iron Wharf Place, the Convention light rail crossing and Car Park 1, with lifts to Darling Harbour Theatre. Accessible toilets and wheelchair seating are available, with seating positions on the ground floor and Levels 3 and 4. Infrared assistive-listening receivers are available from Customer Service. Book accessible tickets through Ticketek. Please confirm access arrangements with the venue before you go.

Where should I sit at ICC Sydney?

ICC Sydney has two theatres for shows. The Darling Harbour Theatre is a tiered room of about 2,500 seats where the furthest seat is 32 metres from the stage; its seating plan splits into Level 3 (sections 1 to 3) and Level 4 (sections 4 to 6). The Pyrmont Theatre is smaller, with about 1,000 tiered seats over two levels. In the Darling Harbour Theatre, accessible seating is on the ground floor, Level 3 and Level 4.

How can I pay less for tickets at ICC Sydney?

1 of the shows on at ICC Sydney have Lasttix deals on TIX right now: discounted tickets released by the show, sold through its official ticket seller. Open the show page to see which dates and seats are included.