Accor Stadium

Accor Stadium, also known as Stadium Australia (previously known as ANZ Stadium and Telstra Stadium), is a multi-purpose stadium within the iconic Sydney Olympic Park.

It is most famous for its role in hosting the 2000 Summer Olympics and today hosts the annual State of Origin rugby series, as well as many other sporting events and concerts.

Accor Stadium Sydney, Location, Capacity, Seating Plan Map & Parking

With a capacity of more than 80,000, it is easy to see why this stadium is one of Sydney’s most popular sporting destinations. While the National Rugby League uses the stadium more than most, Accor’s functional design allows it to hold different sports throughout the year, including rugby union, cricket and AFL. The stadium has also hosted motorsports, including the Motorcycle Speedway and the Monster Jam.

It is impossible to talk about Accor Stadium without mentioning the many sold-out concerts that have been held here. Some famous musicians and music groups have graced the stage, including the Bee Gees, Adele, Justin Bieber, and Eminem. The Australian rock band AC/DC has also performed at the stadium, making it a popular choice for world-class acts.

One of the most impressive features of this stadium is that it is Australia’s first stadium to provide free Wi-Fi connectivity to all fans and attendants both inside and around the stadium.

Tours at the Accor Stadium are a great way to experience one of Sydney’s most vibrant sporting precincts. Take on the Gantry Tour, which gives you an exhilarating bird’s eye view of the stage, or choose the Explore tour, which allows you to soak in some of Australia’s most memorable sporting and entertainment moments.

Accor Stadium is on Edwin Flack Avenue within the Sydney Olympic Park. The closest train station to Accor Stadium is Olympic Park, and the best way to get there is to catch a direct train from Lidcombe Station, which operates every 10 to 20 minutes.