Stray Kids dominATE World Tour at Allianz Stadium

SK-SYD-1920x1080.jpeg

Stray Kids World Tour <dominATE SYDNEY>

Venues NSW is a major employment, tourism, social and economic engine of growth for NSW and Australia. The Venues NSW network comprises more than $4bn of public community assets, which host some 500 major sport and entertainment events in undisrupted years, attracting upwards of five million attendees each year.&nbsp;
In Sydney, Venues NSW owns the Sydney Cricket Ground and Sydney Football Stadium in Eastern Sydney, ANZ Stadium and CommBank Stadium in Western Sydney, on behalf of the NSW Government. In the Illawarra, it owns WIN Sports and Entertainment Centres.
In the Hunter, Venues NSW owns McDonald Jones Stadium, and the Newcastle Entertainment Centre and Showground. Venues NSW has developed&nbsp;A Vision for the Hunter Sports &amp; Entertainment Precinct&nbsp;– a long-term plan for a sustainable, exciting sporting and entertainment precinct for Greater Newcastle.

Today, and through the formation of Venues NSW in December 2020, we continue that legacy as custodians of the most significant sporting and entertainment precincts in NSW – all within a short distance of more than 80 per cent of the State’s population, and in the heart of the Newcastle-Sydney-Wollongong cultural, social and economic belt that drives eastern Australia.

Venues NSW

<h4>TICKET INCLUDES</h4>
WHERE: Allianz Stadium, Moore Park NSW&nbsp;
WHEN: Friday 15 March 2024, 12.00pm to 4pm&nbsp;
LUNCH: Two-course lunch &amp; beverage package&nbsp;
PRICE: Tables of 10 are $2,500. Individual tickets available for $250 per person.&nbsp;
If you are purchasing individual tickets and wish to sit with other people please include their names in the Special Comments section before completing the transaction.&nbsp;
Please contact our team at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:hospitality@venuesnsw.com" title="mailto:hospitality@venuesnsw.com">hospitality@venuesnsw.com</a>&nbsp;for any other questions.

Join the Big Sports Brekkie Team and special guests at Allianz Stadium on Friday 15th March 2024 for a great day full of sport and entertainment.

The Big Sports Breakfast Lunch

The new Allianz Stadium will be home to some of Sydney's most successful sporting franchises and will be one of Australia's top destinations for major sporting and entertainment events.&nbsp;
It will be the third sister venue to the world-famous Sydney Cricket Ground, continuing the legacy of the Sydney Sports Ground (est. 1903) and the original Allianz Stadium (est. 1988).&nbsp;
The site has hosted the biggest names in world sport and entertainment from ground-breaking African American cyclist Major Taylor to Muhammad Ali, and football’s Pele and Maradona, music superstars Robbie Williams, U2 and Taylor Swift, and Fanny Blankers-Koen to Australia’s golden girls of the track, Betty Cuthbert, Marlene Matthews, Shirley Strickland, Marjorie Jackson and Decima Norman.

History of the Sydney Football Stadium

The rebuilding of Allianz Stadium has delivered new public open space, artwork and facilities to the Sydney Cricket Ground precinct. The new venue is the third neighbour stadium to the SCG, which was established in the 1850s by troops from nearby Victoria Barracks.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The Sydney Sports Ground was opened in 1903 and operated until 1986. It was established as a venue for sports other than cricket and hosted the football codes, elite level athletics, motor sport, boxing, concerts and other events. In 1988, it was replaced by the original Sydney Football Stadium, a venue purpose built for the football codes and designed by celebrated Australian architect Philip Cox.&nbsp;&nbsp;
It closed in 2018 having hosted all manner of sporting and entertainment events from grand finals, FIFA World Cup qualifiers, rugby Tests, concerts by major international artists and even large-scale spectaculars such as Aida and Turandot.&nbsp;
Cox Architecture designed the original SFS’s replacement, which was opened in 2022 and delivered on time and under budget by the John Holland Group. In its first six months of operation, the new Allianz Stadium welcomed more than 700,000 people through the gates to sporting matches, concerts and community events.&nbsp;
The next major project is the delivery of the precinct village and carpark, which will establish new public plazas, green space and facilities, return the member tennis courts and a provide a 1500-space carpark adjacent to the stadium.&nbsp;
<figure data-asset-id="d77e628f-ef97-4dc0-bff2-b1e201b08cea" data-image-id="d77e628f-ef97-4dc0-bff2-b1e201b08cea"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/e307b94e-9778-0165-5876-55124475924d/bc9f8ec6-73d5-48ce-91af-c155e437d608/Moore-Park-Village.jpg" data-asset-id="d77e628f-ef97-4dc0-bff2-b1e201b08cea" data-image-id="d77e628f-ef97-4dc0-bff2-b1e201b08cea" alt="Moore Park Village: An artist's impression of SFS-SCG Precinct"></figure>
A community consultative committee operated throughout the construction of the new stadium. The committee’s membership was refreshed at the completion of construction and as the stadium moved into the operational phase. A new independent chair was appointed. The committee is a crucial forum with representatives from local organisations, unaligned local residents as well as our neighbouring councils, City of Sydney, Woollahra, Waverley and Randwick. Particpants are updated on stadium activities and discuss issues and any points of concern.&nbsp;
In accordance with condition B18 of the SSD 9835, Venues NSW sought the Planning Secretary’s approval to continue the CCC established for Stage 1 and Stage 2 of the SFS Redevelopment for the duration of the Precinct Village and Carpark construction works and for a least 12 months following the completion of construction or until the submission of the second Post Occupation Compliance Report is submitted (whichever is the sooner).&nbsp;
A Planning Modification (Modification 7) to Sydney Football Stadium (SFS) Redevelopment (SSD 9835) to incorporate the ‘Precinct Village and Car Park’ was approved by the Minister for Planning and Public Spaces on 18 July 2022.&nbsp;
The community consultative committee independent chair is Professor Helen Lochhead, contactable on <a href="mailto:sfsccc2023@gmail.com">sfsccc2023@gmail.com</a> and the membership is:&nbsp;
<ul>
 <li>Will Mrongovius, The Paddington Society&nbsp;</li>
 <li>Brigadier Malcolm Wells, Victoria Barracks&nbsp;</li>
 <li>Robert Postema&nbsp;</li>
 <li>Julie Armour&nbsp;</li>
 <li>Simon Darcy&nbsp;</li>
 <li>Adam Worling, City of Sydney</li>
 <li>Cr Susan Wynne, Mayor of Woollahra&nbsp;</li>
 <li>Cr Paula Masselos, Mayor of Waverley&nbsp;</li>
 <li>Cr Dylan Parker, Mayor of Randwick&nbsp;</li>
 <li>Phillip Heads, Venues NSW&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Meeting minutes and other relevant documents will be made available below:&nbsp;
<ul>
 <li><a data-asset-id="8e4c6c8e-d4c9-44d8-8a4b-9dbf855041b7" href="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/e307b94e-9778-0165-5876-55124475924d/ac90e1e2-0bb1-4aeb-973f-ead9208bba48/WM%20SFCCCC%20Meeting%204%20-%20FINAL%20Minutes-%20issued%2012%20March%202024.pdf">Sydney Football Stadium CCC meeting March 2024 - meeting minutes</a></li>
 <li><a data-asset-id="f53828e4-882b-44d5-938a-eb560f4908ee" href="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/e307b94e-9778-0165-5876-55124475924d/10864b9c-a0fc-4b72-8917-0d4417d67f21/SFSCCC%20Meeting%203-%20Minutes.pdf">Sydney Football Stadium CCC meeting November 2023 - meeting minutes</a></li>
 <li><a data-asset-id="ac0817f5-5d39-4ecc-959e-ba55eabb08fb" href="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/e307b94e-9778-0165-5876-55124475924d/44aaac16-16d6-421b-aff4-78af76b83ed3/SFSCCC2023%20%231%20Meeting%20Notes%20for%20issue%20FINAL%5B1%5D.pdf">Sydney Football Stadium CCC meeting May 2023 - meeting minutes</a></li>
 <li><a data-asset-id="00d82d20-b42a-457a-8101-11a3e5253fcb" href="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/e307b94e-9778-0165-5876-55124475924d/1772f8e7-9f92-4ba8-9df6-cdc711364d03/SFSCCC2023%20Meeting%20%23%202%20-%204%20August%202023-FINAL%20Minutes.pdf">Sydney Football Stadium CCC meeting Aug 2023 - meeting minutes</a></li>
</ul>

The rebuilding of Allianz Stadium has delivered new public open space, artwork and facilities to the Sydney Cricket Ground precinct. The new venue is the third neighbour stadium to the SCG, which was established in the 1850s by troops from nearby Victoria Barracks.  

Community

Venues NSW is seeking regulatory planning approval to increase the number of concerts that may be held at Allianz Stadium from an average of 4 to 20 per year.
This will take form in a modification application that will be prepared and submitted to the NSW Department of Planning and Environment for assessment, with the proposed changes set to make Sydney a more competitive, attractive destination for live events and boost the visitor economy by up to $120M, per year.
The proposal seeks to:
<ul>
 <li>Increase allowable number of concerts from an average of 4 to 20 per calendar year;</li>
 <li>Amend rehearsal finishing times and sound tests from 7pm to 10pm;</li>
 <li>Amend the maximum concert length from 5 hours to between 5 to 10 hours for two concerts per year; and</li>
 <li>Exemption to concert curfew to host the official Mardi Gras after party</li>
</ul>
No changes are proposed to the concert curfew (11pm) (other than Mardi Gras), maximum venue capacity (55,500 patrons), transport arrangements, or operational management plans.
If approved, Venues NSW will work closely with our sports partners to manage scheduling and ensure that everyone can co-exist throughout the October to March period each year.
 
<h3>OUR VISION</h3>
By increasing the concert capacity, our vision is to make Allianz Stadium a venue for everyone.
Since opening in 2022, the new Allianz Stadium has established itself as one of Australia's top destinations for major sporting and entertainment events using the latest stadium technology and design that delivers an improved experience for everyone involved.
As we continue to recover from the disruption of COVID pandemic, increasing the concert capacity presents an invaluable opportunity to unlock and deliver far-reaching economic and social benefits for all NSW residents including:
<ul>
 <li>Strengthening NSW's global reputation as a host city for major international events</li>
 <li>Meeting the demand for world-class concert acts in the Sydney CBD by expanding venue availability and make Allianz Stadium the first choice for attracting premium talent</li>
 <li>Maximising the stadium's flexibility of use for different styles or events to fully realise the venue's and surrounding SCG precinct’s full potential</li>
 <li>Showcasing NSW is open for business and tourism by re-invigorating the local night-time economy</li>
 <li>Providing a significant boost to the local visitor economy, with a potential to generate an additional $1.3 billion for NSW businesses over the lifetime of the stadium.</li>
</ul>
<h5>Did you know?</h5>
The live entertainment industry contributed $36.5bn to the Australian economy in 2019 and supported 122,647 jobs alone. (Ernst &amp; Young, 2020) and each international artist is estimated to bring $5 to 7.5 million per show of economic benefit into the NSW economy.
 
<figure data-asset-id="155d6b53-c82e-4c97-b92d-21b1c323eaf2" data-image-id="155d6b53-c82e-4c97-b92d-21b1c323eaf2"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/e307b94e-9778-0165-5876-55124475924d/e0a001dc-bbe5-4d83-a6c8-7fddc18d0ca9/Concert-Cap-Timeline-V2.jpg" data-asset-id="155d6b53-c82e-4c97-b92d-21b1c323eaf2" data-image-id="155d6b53-c82e-4c97-b92d-21b1c323eaf2" alt=""></figure>
 

<h3>UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACTS</h3>
Venues NSW has a rigorous <a href="https://www.venuesnsw.com/media/ALLIANZ_0423_00003_SIMP.pdf" data-new-window="true" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Social Impact Monitoring Program</a> in place for the operation of Allianz Stadium, designed to:
<ul>
 <li>Encourage a cohesive environment</li>
 <li>Enhance patron experience</li>
 <li>Minimise light spill</li>
 <li>Minimise adverse noise</li>
 <li>Encourage sustainable methods of transport</li>
 <li>Facilitate a safe parking environment</li>
 <li>Provide a clean environment</li>
 <li>Provide a safe and secure environment</li>
</ul>
 
Sound and noise control
To help mitigate noise and effectively manage noise impacts on our neighbours, Allianz Stadium uses modern, adaptive and purpose-built sound and noise control including:
<ul>
 <li>In a world first, a real-time in-venue noise monitoring system has been installed to ensure noise levels do not exceed the approved maximum volume at surrounding residences</li>
 <li>Penetrations in the façade have been limited to better contain sound and light impacts</li>
 <li>Noise levels are calibrated during sound checks prior to an event to establish in-venue limits for each concert</li>
 <li>The new roof covers the entire seating bowl and is physically higher to better contain sound and light</li>
 <li>Concert speaker technology has improved, allowing for noise emissions to be monitored throughout concerts and real-time levels fed back to the sound stage to allow active management of noise</li>
 <li>Strict adherence to noise management plans</li>
</ul>
Traffic and transport management
Transport for all events including concerts is managed through a suite of measures. Comprehensive transport, operational and management plans were prepared and endorsed by Transport for NSW as part of the original redevelopment and will continue to be adhered to.
Venues NSW promotes active travel management to all its events and is committed to encouraging a cohesive environment and experience for all events by offering sustainable and accessible transportation options to the stadium including:
<ul>
 <li>Integrated public transport ticketing for all events</li>
 <li>Active wayfinding signage and walking routes to and from the venue to encourage pedestrian circulation</li>
 <li>Secure bike parking and end of trip facilities for cyclists</li>
 <li>Approval for up to 1500 additional car spaces within the new Precinct Village, to be completed in 2025*</li>
</ul>
*Pending relevant planning approvals 

<h3>WHAT WE HEARD</h3>
Venues NSW is committed to ensuring the community is consulted throughout this process.
Over the May-June 2023 pre-lodgement consultation period we invited the community to come along to a range of engagement events to learn more about the proposal, provide feedback on key issues, and ask any questions.
You can view and download our&nbsp;<a href="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com/e307b94e-9778-0165-5876-55124475924d/e7766b14-5a4c-42d1-adc9-18ed41fdb805/Allianz%20Stadium%20Concert%20Modification_Factsheet.pdf">project factsheet here,</a><a href="#_msocom_1">[VH1]</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;which provides a summary of information displayed during our webinar, drop-ins, and community pop-ups.
We have captured extensive feedback over our community engagement events, which is reflected in a comprehensive Consultation Outcomes Report included as part of the final package to the Department of Planning and Environment for assessment.
Key themes raised throughout the engagement events related to: &nbsp;
<ul>
 <li>The proposed cap &nbsp;</li>
 <li>Parking and traffic management &nbsp;</li>
 <li>Pedestrian movement and public transport management &nbsp;</li>
 <li>Noise and sound management practices &nbsp;</li>
 <li>Event management, operations and programming &nbsp;</li>
 <li>Social impacts (including benefits) arising from the increased cap &nbsp;</li>
 <li>Planning process, ongoing consultation and communication &nbsp;</li>
 <li>Distinction between sporting and concert events &nbsp;</li>
</ul>
<h3> </h3>
<h3>JOIN THE CONVERSATION</h3>
The proposal is now on Public Exhibition where you will have the opportunity to provide formal feedback to the Department of Planning and Environment.
You can view the proposal in detail including all technical documentation via the link below: &nbsp;
<a href="https://www.planningportal.nsw.gov.au/sfs-have-your-say">https://www.planningportal.nsw.gov.au/sfs-have-your-say</a>  &nbsp;
While this process is managed by the Department, we will continue to keep you informed of key dates and project milestones.&nbsp;
For any other queries about the project, you can also contact our engagement team at Ethos Urban by emailing <a href="mailto:consultation@ethosurban.com">consultation@ethosurban.com</a> or calling 1800 870 549 Monday – Friday during business hours.

Venues NSW is seeking regulatory planning approval to increase the number of concerts that may be held at Allianz Stadium from an average of 4 to 20 per year.

Concert Cap

<h2>Sun 23 July – France v Jamaica</h2>
<h3>Important travel info</h3>
With up to 40,000 fans expected and very limited parking available in the precinct, ticketholders are urged to catch public transport and leave the car at home.
Make a day of it and arrive early, there are plenty of local venues in nearby areas to enjoy pre and post-match. Stadium gates open from 6pm, and there will be activations on-site and plenty of food and beverage options inside the stadium.
<h3>Public transport</h3>
<ul>
 <li>Match tickets include travel on public transport and plenty of additional services will run. Simply show your print or digital ticket to transport staff when boarding services to and from the game.</li>
 <li>Moore Park is easily accessible by public transport with frequent light rail services running from the city and south east stopping at Moore Park, which is a short walk across from Sydney Football Stadium via Driver Avenue.</li>
 <li>Connect with light rail services from major CBD transport hubs including Wynyard, Town Hall and Central. Plenty of regular route buses also make stops along Anzac Parade and Oxford Street near the stadium, and express shuttle buses will also run between Central and Moore Park before and after the match.</li>
 <li>Alternatively, consider the 25-minute walk between Central and Moore Park via Foveaux Street or Devonshire Street and the Albert ‘Tibby’ Cotter Walkway.&nbsp;</li>
 <li>For all the details you need to plan your trip visit, <a href="https://transportnsw.info/events/2023/07/fifa-womens-world-cuptm-france-v-jamaica">transportnsw.info</a>.</li>
 <li>See the <a href="https://transportnsw.info/document/6555/GS_2635_FIFA%20WORLD%20CUP%20MAP%20MOORE%20PARK_V005_01JUN23.pdf" title="FIFA WWC Moore Park map">FIFA WWC Moore Park walking and transport map</a>&nbsp;to find your way.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Driving and parking</h3>
<ul>
 <li>If you must drive, carpool with your group and plan to arrive early when gates open. Parking at the precinct will be extremely limited as both grass car parks on Driver Avenue will be closed to the public.</li>
 <li>Limited parking will be available in the Entertainment Quarter Wilson car park and Sydney Boys &amp; Girls High School off Cleveland Street. Off-site parking will also be available at&nbsp;Royal Randwick Racecourse&nbsp;(entry via Ascot Street). From there, walk to nearby Royal Randwick or Kensington light rail stops to connect with services to Moore Park. See our&nbsp;<a href="https://transportnsw.info/document/5708/gs_2178_randwick_park_and_ride_map_v006_09sep22.pdf" title="Randwick Racecourse Park and Ride Map">Randwick Park and Ride map</a>&nbsp;to find your way.</li>
 <li>If you’re getting dropped off, do so on streets away from the stadium and continue on foot to avoid the traffic delays. A temporary pick up only zone will be available post-match on Moore Park Rd.</li>
 <li>Traffic will be heavy before and after the match, and special event clearway parking restrictions will be in effect on various streets around the stadium so check signs carefully to avoid being towed. You can find real-time traffic conditions and more details at <a href="http://www.livetraffic.com/">livetraffic.com</a>.</li>
</ul>
 
<h2>Tue 25 July – Colombia v Korea</h2>
<h3>Important travel info</h3>
With up to 40,000 fans expected and very limited parking available in the precinct, ticketholders are urged to catch public transport and leave the car at home.
Make a day of it and arrive early, there are plenty of local venues in nearby areas to enjoy pre and post-match. Stadium gates open from 10am, and there will be activations on-site and plenty of food and beverage options inside the stadium.
<h3>Public transport</h3>
<ul>
 <li>Match tickets include travel on public transport and plenty of additional services will run. Simply show your print or digital ticket to transport staff when boarding services to and from the game.</li>
 <li>Moore Park is easily accessible by public transport with frequent light rail services running from the city and south east stopping at Moore Park, which is a short walk across from Sydney Football Stadium via Driver Avenue.</li>
 <li>Connect with light rail services from major CBD transport hubs including Wynyard, Town Hall and Central. Plenty of regular route buses also make stops along Anzac Parade and Oxford Street near the stadium, and express shuttle buses will also run between Central and Moore Park before and after the match.</li>
 <li>Alternatively, consider the 25-minute walk between Central and Moore Park via Foveaux Street or Devonshire Street and the Albert ‘Tibby’ Cotter Walkway.&nbsp;</li>
 <li>For all the details you need to plan your trip visit, <a href="https://transportnsw.info/events/2023/07/fifa-womens-world-cuptm-colombia-v-korea">transportnsw.info</a>.</li>
 <li>See the <a href="https://transportnsw.info/document/6555/GS_2635_FIFA%20WORLD%20CUP%20MAP%20MOORE%20PARK_V005_01JUN23.pdf" title="FIFA WWC Moore Park map">FIFA WWC Moore Park walking and transport map</a>&nbsp;to find your way.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Driving and parking</h3>
<ul>
 <li>If you must drive, carpool with your group and plan to arrive early when gates open. Parking at the precinct will be extremely limited as both grass car parks EP2 and EP3 and Sydney Boys High School&nbsp;and&nbsp;Sydney Girls High School car park will not be open for this match.</li>
 <li>Limited parking will be available in the Entertainment Quarter Wilson car park only. Off-site parking will also be available at&nbsp;Royal Randwick Racecourse&nbsp;(entry via Ascot Street). From there, walk to nearby Royal Randwick or Kensington light rail stops to connect with services to Moore Park. See our&nbsp;<a href="https://transportnsw.info/document/5708/gs_2178_randwick_park_and_ride_map_v006_09sep22.pdf" title="Randwick Racecourse Park and Ride Map">Randwick Park and Ride map</a>&nbsp;to find your way.</li>
 <li>Traffic will be heavy before and after the match, and special event clearway parking restrictions will be in effect on various streets around the stadium so check signs carefully to avoid being towed. You can find real-time traffic conditions and more details at <a href="http://www.livetraffic.com/">livetraffic.com</a>.</li>
</ul>
<h2> </h2>
<h2>Fri 28 July – England v Denmark</h2>
<h3>Important travel info</h3>
With up to 40,000 fans expected and very limited parking available in the precinct, ticketholders are urged to catch public transport and leave the car at home as significant traffic delays are expected during the busy Friday evening peak.&nbsp;
Make a day of it and arrive early, there are plenty of local venues in nearby areas to enjoy pre and post-match. Stadium gates open from 4:30pm, and there will be activations on-site and plenty of food and beverage options inside the stadium.
<h3>Public transport</h3>
<ul>
 <li>Match tickets include travel on public transport and plenty of additional services will run. Simply show your print or digital ticket to transport staff when boarding services to and from the game.</li>
 <li>Moore Park is easily accessible by public transport with frequent light rail services running from the city and south east stopping at Moore Park, which is a short walk across from Sydney Football Stadium via Driver Avenue.</li>
 <li>Connect with light rail services from major CBD transport hubs including Wynyard, Town Hall and Central. Plenty of regular route buses also make stops along Anzac Parade and Oxford Street near the stadium, and express shuttle buses will also run between Central and Moore Park before and after the match.</li>
 <li>Alternatively, consider the 25-minute walk between Central and Moore Park via Foveaux Street or Devonshire Street and the Albert ‘Tibby’ Cotter Walkway.&nbsp;</li>
 <li>For all the details you need to plan your trip visit, <a href="https://transportnsw.info/events/2023/07/fifa-womens-world-cuptm-england-v-denmark">transportnsw.info</a>.</li>
 <li>See the <a href="https://transportnsw.info/document/6555/GS_2635_FIFA%20WORLD%20CUP%20MAP%20MOORE%20PARK_V005_01JUN23.pdf" title="FIFA WWC Moore Park map">FIFA WWC Moore Park walking and transport map</a>&nbsp;to find your way.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Driving and parking</h3>
<ul>
 <li>If you must drive, carpool with your group and plan to arrive early when gates open. Parking at the precinct will be extremely limited as both grass car parks on Driver Avenue will be closed to the public.</li>
 <li>Limited parking will be available in the Entertainment Quarter Wilson car park only. Off-site parking will also be available at&nbsp;Royal Randwick Racecourse&nbsp;(entry via Ascot Street). From there, walk to nearby Royal Randwick or Kensington light rail stops to connect with services to Moore Park. See our&nbsp;<a href="https://transportnsw.info/document/5708/gs_2178_randwick_park_and_ride_map_v006_09sep22.pdf" title="Randwick Racecourse Park and Ride Map">Randwick Park and Ride map</a>&nbsp;to find your way.</li>
 <li>If you’re getting dropped off, do so on streets away from the stadium and continue on foot to avoid the traffic delays. A temporary pick up only zone will be available post-match on Moore Park Rd.</li>
 <li>Traffic will be very heavy particularly before the match during the busy evening peak. Special event clearway parking restrictions will be in effect on various streets around the stadium so check signs carefully to avoid being towed. You can find real-time traffic conditions and more details at <a href="http://www.livetraffic.com/">livetraffic.com</a>.</li>
</ul>
 
<h2>Sun 30 July – Germany v Colombia</h2>
<h3>Important travel info</h3>
With up to 40,000 fans expected and very limited parking available in the precinct, ticketholders are urged to catch public transport and leave the car at home.
Make a night of it and arrive early, there are plenty of local venues in nearby areas to enjoy pre and post-match. Stadium gates open from 5:30pm, and there will be activations on-site and plenty of food and beverage options inside the stadium.
<h3>Public transport</h3>
<ul>
 <li>Match tickets include travel on public transport and plenty of additional services will run. Simply show your print or digital ticket to transport staff when boarding services to and from the game.</li>
 <li>Moore Park is easily accessible by public transport with frequent light rail services running from the city and south east stopping at Moore Park, which is a short walk across from Sydney Football Stadium via Driver Avenue.</li>
 <li>Connect with light rail services from major CBD transport hubs including Wynyard, Town Hall and Central. Plenty of regular route buses also make stops along Anzac Parade and Oxford Street near the stadium, and express shuttle buses will also run between Central and Moore Park before and after the match.</li>
 <li>Alternatively, consider the 25-minute walk between Central and Moore Park via Foveaux Street or Devonshire Street and the Albert ‘Tibby’ Cotter Walkway.&nbsp;</li>
 <li>For all the details you need to plan your trip visit, <a href="https://transportnsw.info/events/2023/07/fifa-womens-world-cuptm-germany-v-colombia">transportnsw.info</a>.</li>
 <li>See the <a href="https://transportnsw.info/document/6555/GS_2635_FIFA%20WORLD%20CUP%20MAP%20MOORE%20PARK_V005_01JUN23.pdf" title="FIFA WWC Moore Park map">FIFA WWC Moore Park walking and transport map</a>&nbsp;to find your way.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Driving and parking</h3>
<ul>
 <li>If you must drive, carpool with your group and plan to arrive early when gates open. Parking at the precinct will be extremely limited as both grass car parks on Driver Avenue will be closed to the public.</li>
 <li>Limited parking will be available in the Entertainment Quarter Wilson car park only. Off-site parking will also be available at&nbsp;Royal Randwick Racecourse&nbsp;(entry via Ascot Street). From there, walk to nearby Royal Randwick or Kensington light rail stops to connect with services to Moore Park. See our&nbsp;<a href="https://transportnsw.info/document/5708/gs_2178_randwick_park_and_ride_map_v006_09sep22.pdf" title="Randwick Racecourse Park and Ride Map">Randwick Park and Ride map</a>&nbsp;to find your way.</li>
 <li>If you’re getting dropped off, do so on streets away from the stadium and continue on foot to avoid the traffic delays. A temporary pick up only zone will be available post-match on Moore Park Rd.</li>
 <li>Traffic will be heavy before and after the match, and special event clearway parking restrictions will be in effect on various streets around the stadium so check signs carefully to avoid being towed. You can find real-time traffic conditions and more details at <a href="http://www.livetraffic.com/">livetraffic.com</a>.</li>
</ul>
 
<h2>Wed 2 Aug – Panama v France</h2>
<h3>Important travel info</h3>
With up to 40,000 fans expected and very limited parking available in the precinct, ticketholders are urged to catch public transport and leave the car at home as significant traffic delays are expected during the busy Friday evening peak.&nbsp;
Make a night of it and arrive early, there are plenty of local venues in nearby areas to enjoy pre and post-match. Stadium gates open from 6pm, and there will be activations on-site and plenty of food and beverage options inside the stadium.
<h3>Public transport</h3>
<ul>
 <li>Match tickets include travel on public transport and plenty of additional services will run. Simply show your print or digital ticket to transport staff when boarding services to and from the game.</li>
 <li>Moore Park is easily accessible by public transport with frequent light rail services running from the city and south east stopping at Moore Park, which is a short walk across from Sydney Football Stadium via Driver Avenue.</li>
 <li>Connect with light rail services from major CBD transport hubs including Wynyard, Town Hall and Central. Plenty of regular route buses also make stops along Anzac Parade and Oxford Street near the stadium, and express shuttle buses will also run between Central and Moore Park before and after the match.</li>
 <li>Alternatively, consider the 25-minute walk between Central and Moore Park via Foveaux Street or Devonshire Street and the Albert ‘Tibby’ Cotter Walkway.&nbsp;</li>
 <li>For all the details you need to plan your trip visit, <a href="https://transportnsw.info/events/2023/08/fifa-womens-world-cuptm-panama-v-france">transportnsw.info</a>.</li>
 <li>See the <a href="https://transportnsw.info/document/6555/GS_2635_FIFA%20WORLD%20CUP%20MAP%20MOORE%20PARK_V005_01JUN23.pdf" title="FIFA WWC Moore Park map">FIFA WWC Moore Park walking and transport map</a>&nbsp;to find your way.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Driving and parking</h3>
<ul>
 <li>If you must drive, carpool with your group and plan to arrive early when gates open. Parking at the precinct will be extremely limited as both grass car parks on Driver Avenue will be closed to the public.</li>
 <li>Limited parking will be available in the Entertainment Quarter Wilson car park only. Off-site parking will also be available at&nbsp;Royal Randwick Racecourse&nbsp;(entry via Ascot Street). From there, walk to nearby Royal Randwick or Kensington light rail stops to connect with services to Moore Park. See our&nbsp;<a href="https://transportnsw.info/document/5708/gs_2178_randwick_park_and_ride_map_v006_09sep22.pdf" title="Randwick Racecourse Park and Ride Map">Randwick Park and Ride map</a>&nbsp;to find your way.</li>
 <li>If you’re getting dropped off, do so on streets away from the stadium and continue on foot to avoid the traffic delays. A temporary pick up only zone will be available post-match on Moore Park Rd.</li>
 <li>Traffic will be very heavy particularly before the match during the busy evening peak. Special event clearway parking restrictions will be in effect on various streets around the stadium so check signs carefully to avoid being towed. You can find real-time traffic conditions and more details at <a href="http://www.livetraffic.com/">livetraffic.com</a>.</li>
</ul>
 
<h2>Sun 6 Aug – Round of 16 – Moore Park</h2>
<h3>Important travel info</h3>
With up to 40,000 fans expected and very limited parking available in the precinct, ticketholders are urged to catch public transport and leave the car at home.
Make a day of it and arrive early, there are plenty of local venues in nearby areas to enjoy pre and post-match. Stadium gates open from 10am, and there will be activations on-site and plenty of food and beverage options inside the stadium.
<h3>Public transport</h3>
<ul>
 <li>Match tickets include travel on public transport and plenty of additional services will run. Simply show your print or digital ticket to transport staff when boarding services to and from the game.</li>
 <li>Moore Park is easily accessible by public transport with frequent light rail services running from the city and south east stopping at Moore Park, which is a short walk across from Sydney Football Stadium via Driver Avenue.</li>
 <li>Connect with light rail services from major CBD transport hubs including Wynyard, Town Hall and Central. Plenty of regular route buses also make stops along Anzac Parade and Oxford Street near the stadium, and express shuttle buses will also run between Central and Moore Park before and after the match.</li>
 <li>Alternatively, consider the 25-minute walk between Central and Moore Park via Foveaux Street or Devonshire Street and the Albert ‘Tibby’ Cotter Walkway.&nbsp;</li>
 <li>For all the details you need to plan your trip visit, <a href="https://transportnsw.info/events/2023/08/fifa-womens-world-cuptm-round-of-16-moore-park">transportnsw.info</a>.</li>
 <li>See the <a href="https://transportnsw.info/document/6555/GS_2635_FIFA%20WORLD%20CUP%20MAP%20MOORE%20PARK_V005_01JUN23.pdf" title="FIFA WWC Moore Park map">FIFA WWC Moore Park walking and transport map</a>&nbsp;to find your way.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Driving and parking</h3>
<ul>
 <li>If you must drive, carpool with your group and plan to arrive early when gates open. Parking at the precinct will be extremely limited as both grass car parks on Driver Avenue will be closed to the public.</li>
 <li>Limited parking will be available in the Entertainment Quarter Wilson car park and Sydney Boys &amp; Girls High School off Cleveland Street. Off-site parking will also be available at&nbsp;Royal Randwick Racecourse&nbsp;(entry via Ascot Street). From there, walk to nearby Royal Randwick or Kensington light rail stops to connect with services to Moore Park. See our&nbsp;<a href="https://transportnsw.info/document/5708/gs_2178_randwick_park_and_ride_map_v006_09sep22.pdf" title="Randwick Racecourse Park and Ride Map">Randwick Park and Ride map</a>&nbsp;to find your way.</li>
 <li>Traffic will be heavy before and after the match, and special event clearway parking restrictions will be in effect on various streets around the stadium so check signs carefully to avoid being towed. You can find real-time traffic conditions and more details at <a href="http://www.livetraffic.com/">livetraffic.com</a>.</li>
</ul>

GETTING TO THE FIFA WOMEN'S WORLD CUP

MEDIA FACILITY LOCATIONS&nbsp;
TV AND RADIO FACILITIES 
The broadcast commentary positions are located within the Media Centre on level 3 of the western stand. There are three TV commentary boxes, one combined TV/Radio box, two radio boxes, and two TV hosting studios.&nbsp;&nbsp;
OB COMPOUND 
The OB compound is located externally to the venue at the north-west corner of the stadium. It features a dedicated area for OB vehicles, patch room, break room with kitchenette and toilet facilities.&nbsp;
<figure data-asset-id="c7308988-01c1-41c1-8cc7-604d2c7dda6e" data-image-id="c7308988-01c1-41c1-8cc7-604d2c7dda6e"><img src="https://assets-eu-01.kc-usercontent.com:443/e307b94e-9778-0165-5876-55124475924d/f0e455ae-a6e0-4594-8864-08a68fa4ed05/North-West-Security-Checkpoint.jpg" data-asset-id="c7308988-01c1-41c1-8cc7-604d2c7dda6e" data-image-id="c7308988-01c1-41c1-8cc7-604d2c7dda6e" alt=""></figure>
WRITTEN PRESS BOX 
The written press box is located within the Media Centre on level 3 of the western stand and features 39 positions each with dedicated power and data outlets. There is a kitchenette and dining area at the rear.&nbsp;&nbsp;
PHOTOGRAPHERS CENTRE 
The photographer’s room is located on the basement level, in the middle of the western side of the stadium. It features 40 positions, a kitchenette and locker facilities. Toilets are located adjacent to the room.&nbsp;&nbsp;
PRESS CONFERENCE ROOM 
The press conference room is located on the basement level, adjacent to the Gate 8 lift lobby. To access the press conference room after the game, media on level 3 should take the passenger or service lifts to Level 0.&nbsp;&nbsp;
MIXED ZONE 
A mixed zone may be installed for major events. Mixed Zones provide an opportunity for the press/broadcasters to conduct interviews with athletes as they leave the field of play or the venue. All athletes pass through the Mixed Zone however they are not obliged to answer questions or participate in interviews. Hirers may choose to use the Tunnel Club as a mixed zone. Hirers will communicate details to media prior to the match.&nbsp;&nbsp;
ACCESS TO DRESSING ROOMS 
Each sporting code has different restrictions regarding access to the change rooms. Club media managers will communicate access details prior to the conclusion of the event.&nbsp;&nbsp;
TV AND RADIO BROADCASTERS&nbsp;
ACCESS 
ALL accredited TV and radio broadcast personnel must enter the venue via the security check point located on the downramp in the north-west corner of the venue and present their event accreditation for scanning.&nbsp;&nbsp;
BROADCASTER REQUIREMENTS 
OB and broadcast requirements including scheduling, vehicle access, camera positions, Spidercam, drones, segways, and storage should be directed to Alys Fulepp at Venues NSW Events <a data-email-address="alys.fulepp@venuesnsw.com" href="mailto:alys.fulepp@venuesnsw.com">alys.fulepp@venuesnsw.com</a>
INDUCTIONS 
Venues NSW requires all broadcast crews to complete an online induction prior to arrival onsite. This applies to crew working at Allianz Stadium on event days and non-event days. There is no cost to complete this online induction.&nbsp;&nbsp;
CATERING 
TV broadcasters organise their own catering for their crew and commentary team. This is served in the OB area. Hirers may select to provide individual drops for radio broadcasters or provide additional catering in the written press area. Media are permitted to purchase food and non-alcoholic beverages from the member and public areas and bring them into the media areas.&nbsp;
ACCESS TO SCG OB COMPOUND 
A stairwell and lift connecting Allianz Stadium to the SCG OB compound can be found in the south-west corner of the basement.&nbsp;&nbsp;
WRITTEN PRESS&nbsp;
PRESS BOX OPENING TIMES 
The written press box will open one hour prior to gates and will close 90 minutes following the event.&nbsp;&nbsp;
ACCESS 
Accredited written press arriving prior to gate opening should enter the venue via the security check point located on the downramp in the north-west corner of the venue. Following gate opening, written press are permitted to use the Gate 8 entry opposite the Rugby League Central building. Media should then take the passenger or service lifts to the media centre on level 3. Seating allocations will be determined by the sports partner/hirer.&nbsp;&nbsp;
CATERING 
The hirer is responsible for catering on event days. Media are permitted to purchase food and non-alcoholic beverages from the member and public areas and bring them into the media areas.&nbsp;&nbsp;
PHOTOGRAPHERS&nbsp;
PHOTOGRAPHERS CENTRE OPENING TIMES 
The photographer’s room will open one hour prior to gates for photographers, unless otherwise pre-arranged between the hirer and Venues NSW. It will close 90 minutes following the completion of the event.&nbsp;&nbsp;
ACCESS 
Accredited photographers arriving prior to gate opening will need to enter the venue via the security check point located at the downramp in the north-west corner of the venue. Following gate opening, photographers are permitted to use the Gate 8 entry opposite the Rugby League Central building.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SEATING 
A total of 40 positions are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Each seat is equipped with wireless and cabled internet and power sockets. There is a kitchenette and locker facilities available. Toilets are located adjacent to the room.&nbsp;&nbsp;
BIBS 
Photographers are required to wear an event-issued specific bib at most events. Hirers will be responsible for distribution and collection of the bibs.&nbsp;
FIELD ACCESS AND POSITIONS 
Photographers must always display the appropriate accreditation and the respective bib within the venue to assist security staff. Access to the field of play via the corner PAVs and positions onfield will be determined and communicated by the hirer. Photographer positions on the field differ across various sports. It is the hirer’s responsibility to brief photographers on areas where they may access and provide a map in the Photographers room for reference.&nbsp;
ON-FIELD POWER 
Power will be set out behind LED signage at the northern and southern ends for football (soccer) events as per A-League / FIFA guidelines. Photographers requiring power during play for other football codes may use the power outlets located around the field of play but away from high traffic areas.&nbsp;&nbsp;
STORAGE 
There is no permanent onsite storage. Photographers may use the lockers adjacent to the photographer’s room but must remove all equipment prior to departure each day. Any equipment left is at the owner’s risk and will be removed by Venues NSW.&nbsp;&nbsp;
CATERING 
The hirer will be responsible for the provision of photographer catering on event days. Media are permitted to purchase food and non-alcoholic beverages from the member and public areas and bring them into the media areas.&nbsp;
ROOF ACCESS 
Access to the roof gantry must be pre-arranged and will be considered on a case-by-case basis. A ‘Request for Permit’ will need to be completed before gantry access will be approved.&nbsp;
REMOTE CAMERAS 
Remote cameras may be affixed to the camera deck on level three of the western stand or the roof gantry. Photographers must ensure the remote camera is clamped securely to the rail. Any cameras left in this area are the responsibility of the photographer. Venues NSW takes no responsibility for any cameras damaged or stolen. Alternative locations will be considered on a case-by-case basis.&nbsp;&nbsp;
INDUCTIONS 
Venues NSW requires all photographers seeking to work at heights to complete an online induction prior to arrival onsite. This applies to photographers working at heights on event days and non-event days. There is no cost to complete the online induction.&nbsp;&nbsp;
GENERAL&nbsp;
ACCREDITATION&nbsp; 
Media must present the specific event-issued accreditation to Venues NSW staff for scanning. Media who do not have the correct accreditation will be directed to contact the hirer. Accreditation must be worn at all times. Hirers will communicate where to collect accreditation for their event and will assist with lost, forgotten or damaged passes.&nbsp;&nbsp;
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY 
Allianz Stadium has its own Conditions of Entry which can be found at all entry gates into the venue as well as on the Allianz Stadium website. All media accessing Allianz Stadium must always abide by the Conditions of Entry. Anyone found to be in breach of the Allianz Stadium Conditions of Entry may be asked to leave the premises. In addition to the SFS Conditions of Entry, all hirers have their own Conditions of Entry which Venues NSW is engaged to enforce on event days. The hirer will issue these prior to the commencement of each season.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SECURITY CHECKS 
Access to the venue is subject to a bag check by Venues NSW security at the point of entry. Any media who refuse to these checks will not be permitted entry to the venue.&nbsp;&nbsp;
WI-FI 
Venues NSW provides a complimentary Wi-Fi network dedicated to the media which is available within the media areas and on the field of play. Information on how to connect to the Wi-Fi can be found on the noticeboards with the media facilities. Media should note that the password will be changed regularly, and they may need to ‘forget’ the Wi-Fi to enter the new password.&nbsp;&nbsp;
TRANSPORT 
The Allianz Stadium is well serviced by public transport on event and non-event days. Timetable information and a trip planner for bus, taxi, car and light rail can be found at <a href="https://transportnsw.info/">https://transportnsw.info</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;
PARKING&nbsp; 
There are several parking options near Allianz Stadium: 
Entertainment Quarter – access via Lang Road – normal fees apply&nbsp; 
EP2 (north) and EP3 (south) – access via Driver Avenue, operated by Centennial Parklands. Opening hours are limited and set around gate opening times&nbsp; 
Moore Park Road – clearways apply&nbsp;
DRESS REGULATIONS 
Dress regulations are in place for all events at Allianz Stadium, unless otherwise advised by Venues NSW. All patrons must adhere to the dress regulations. Dress regulations are detailed on Allianz Stadium website.
SMOKING 
Smoking and use of e-cigarettes and vaping are banned in all enclosed public areas and certain outdoor public areas, including the Allianz Stadium precinct, under the Smoke-free Environment Act 2000 and the Smoke-free Environment Regulation 2016. These bans protect people from harmful second-hand tobacco smoke. There is no safe level of exposure to second-hand smoke. Offenders smoking inside the grounds will be issued with an infringement notice and fined under the relevant by laws.&nbsp;&nbsp;
FIRST AID / MEDICAL 
First Aid and medical assistance is available on all match days. In the event of medical emergency, please contact the nearest customer service officer. The First Aid Room is located in the basement in the south-west corner.&nbsp;&nbsp;
CHILDREN AND FRIENDS OF MEDIA 
Children and friends of media will not be permitted entry to any media facilities, including filing and catering areas, unless approved by the hirer.&nbsp;&nbsp;
BEHAVIOUR 
Media are asked to respect their fellow colleagues who may be meeting different deadlines. Media are not permitted to bring alcoholic drinks in the media areas or stand in aisles.&nbsp;&nbsp;
PRAYER ROOM 
A Prayer Room is located on level one (1) in the south-east corner of the concourse.&nbsp;
EVACUATION 
The Allianz Stadium has an emergency notification system on every floor. In the event of an emergency, a voice alarm will be activated and will instruct you on how to respond to the situation. If you are instructed to evacuate the building, please leave all personal belongings behind and move as quickly as possible to the nearest emergency exit.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
CONTACTS
People to know and contact information:&nbsp;
<ul>
 <li>Phillip Heads (Spokesperson)&nbsp; 
VNSW Group General Manager, Communications Heritage &amp; Community 
<a href="mailto:Phil.Heads@venuesnsw.com">Phil.Heads@venuesnsw.com</a>&nbsp; 
m: 0407 481 416 
</li>
 <li>Jordan Laing (Media activities)&nbsp; 
VNSW Strategic Communications and Media Manager&nbsp; 
<a href="mailto:Jordan.Laing@venuesnsw.com">Jordan.Laing@venuesnsw.com</a>&nbsp; 
m: 0422 074 191&nbsp; 
</li>
 <li>Caron Lefever (Event-day Media Operations) 
&nbsp;VNSW Heritage &amp; Community&nbsp; 
<a href="mailto:caron.lefever@venuesnsw.com">caron.lefever@venuesnsw.com</a>&nbsp; 
m: 0407 060 413 
</li>
 <li>Alys Fulepp (Broadcast Operations)&nbsp; 
VNSW Event Manager&nbsp; 
<a data-email-address="alys.fulepp@venuesnsw.com" href="mailto:alys.fulepp@venuesnsw.com">alys.fulepp@venuesnsw.com</a></li>
</ul>

7 page(s) found