Fans travelling to ANZ Stadium to be part of the excitement of Week 1 Telstra Premiership Finals matches will have the cost of public transport to and from the game included in their match ticket.
The integrated ticketing offer is a partnership between the NRL, ANZ Stadium and the NSW Government. Due to venue capacity, Junior Passes will also gain entry to Week 1 Telstra Premiership Finals Series matches at ANZ Stadium.
ANZ Stadium Managing Director Daryl Kerry said: “There’s a feast of footy action in Sydney this weekend and we’ll have two fantastic NRL games at ANZ Stadium, on Friday night and Sunday afternoon.
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“The quality of football and the event experience are ultimately what brings the fans, but direct services to Sydney Olympic Park and integrated ticketing provide additional incentives to travel to the stadium.
“Almost 1.2 million sports fans have already visited ANZ Stadium this year and we’re expecting good crowds both for Rabbitohs v Storm and then Bulldogs v Knights in the first round of NRL finals.”
Fans looking to pre-book parking in the P1 car park are advised to log on here.
This service enables fans to print out their parking passes at home.
Please note that special event bus services will be available from Circular Quay and Wynyard from 3pm for fans heading to the Roosters v Sea Eagles match.
This service is not included in the ticket price and fans must purchase tickets to travel on those services.
Please also note that due to trackwork buses will replace trains between Newcastle and Central on Sunday.
TRAVEL INFORMATION FOR ANZ STADIUM
RABBITOHS v STORM
Friday, September 13, at ANZ Stadium, Sydney
5pm: Gates open
5.15pm: Holden Cup Second Elimination Final
(6) New Zealand Warriors v (7) South Sydney Rabbitohs
7.45pm: Telstra Premiership Second Qualifying Final
(2) South Sydney Rabbitohs v (3) Melbourne Storm
All match tickets to the event include travel on public transport to and from ANZ Stadium on train services, Sydney Olympic Park Major Event Buses, all regular bus services across Sydney, Sydney Ferries and Light Rail Services.
Remember to keep your ticket safe for your return journey home, as you must have a valid ticket when travelling on public transport. If you don’t already have a ticket to the event, you will need to purchase a ticket to travel on public transport.
Please note that an additional station access fee applies for travel to or from Domestic and International Airport stations. If you’re travelling from these stations, you will need to purchase a ticket.
TRAIN INFORMATION
The closest train station to ANZ Stadium is Olympic Park Station.
Direct trains run from Central, stopping at Redfern, Strathfield and Olympic Park approximately every 10 minutes from 4.55pm until midnight.
Trains between Lidcombe and Olympic Park depart every 10 minutes between 3.50pm and midnight.
Services depart Strathfield at 10.04pm 10.34pm and 11.08pm, stopping all stations to the city.
An additional Newcastle and Central Coast Line service will depart Central Station at 10.46pm (Strathfield 10.58pm), stopping Eastwood, Epping, Hornsby then all stations to Newcastle.
Blue Mountains Line services to the city will stop at Lidcombe between 5pm and 8pm.
BUS INFORMATION
Sydney Olympic Park Major Event Buses are running to Sydney Olympic Park starting from between 3.49pm and 5.38pm depending on the route.
Route: 1A – Warriewood via Dee Why; 1B – Warriewood via Mona Vale; 2A – Glebe via Gladesville; 2B – Glebe via Hunters Hill; 3 – Marsfield; 4 – Maroubra; 5A – Castle Hill; 5B – Rouse Hill; 6 – Menai; 7 – Cronulla via Miranda; 8 – Dural
Return services will begin after the game with the last bus on each route departing Sydney Olympic Park at 10.30pm
Scheduled wheelchair accessible buses will travel on each route.
Sydney Buses services are running to a regular weekday timetable. Sydney Buses Route 525 runs between Parramatta and Burwood via Sydney Olympic Park.
FERRY INFORMATION
Sydney Ferries services are running to a regular weekday timetable. If ferry services are full, customers can take a train which regularly depart from Circular Quay Station.
BULLDOGS V KNIGHTS (Additional information to above)
Sunday, September 15, at ANZ Stadium, Sydney
11.10am: Gates Open
11.15am: Holden Cup First Elimination Final
(5) Wests Tigers v (8) Brisbane Broncos
1.30pm: Holden Cup First Qualifying Final
(1) Canberra Raiders v (4) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
4pm: Telstra Premiership Second Elimination Final
(6) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs v (7) Newcastle Knights
TRAIN INFORMATION
Direct trains run between Central and Olympic Park, stopping at Redfern and Strathfield, every 8-10 minutes from 2pm until 8pm.
Trains between Lidcombe and Olympic Park depart every 10 minutes between 3pm and 8pm.
Trackwork is taking place during the event.
Northern Line: Buses replace trains between Hornsby and Strathfield via Eastwood. A shuttle train service will run between Epping and Chatswood via Macquarie Park.
North Shore Line: Buses replace trains between Hornsby and Gordon.
Newcastle& Central Coast Line: Buses replace trains between Newcastle and Central.
Hunter Line: Buses replace trains between Scone and Newcastle and also between Dungog, Telarah and Newcastle.
BUS INFORMATION
Sydney Olympic Park Major Event Buses are running to Sydney Olympic Park starting from between 1pm and 2.10pm depending on the route.
Route: 1A – Warriewood via Dee Why; 1B – Warriewood via Mona Vale; 2A – Glebe via Gladesville; 2B – Glebe via Hunters Hill; 3 – Marsfield; 4 – Maroubra; 5A – Castle Hill; 5B – Rouse Hill; 6 – Menai; 7 – Cronulla via Miranda; 8 – Dural
Return services will begin after the game with the last bus on each route departing Sydney Olympic Park at 6.45pm
TRAVEL INFORMATION FOR ALLIANZ STADIUM
SHARKS v COWBOYS, ROOSTERS v SEA EAGLES
Saturday, September 14, at Allianz Stadium, Sydney
1.15pm: Gates Open
1.30pm: Holden Cup Second Qualifying Final
(2) Penrith Panthers v (3) Sydney Roosters
4pm: Telstra Premiership First Elimination Final
(5) Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks v (8) North Queensland Cowboys
7pm: Telstra Premiership First Qualifying Final
- Sydney Roosters v (4) Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles
Sydney Buses is running express special event buses from Central Station to Moore Park from 1.15pm onwards, to help get fans to and from both games at Allianz Stadium.
Special event buses will also be running from Circular Quay and Wynyard from 3pm, for customers heading to the Roosters v Sea Eagles match.
You can use MyZone tickets on special event buses which include MyBus, MyMulti and Pensioner Excursion tickets or purchase a special event ticket before boarding the bus. You can also use a Moore Park link ticket for combined train and bus travel to the game.
TRAIN INFORMATION
The closest train station to Moore Park is Central Station. Sydney Trains services are operating to a regular weekend timetable.
Sydney Buses is running express special event buses from Central Station to Moore Park from 1:15pm to 7pm. Event buses are also running to Wynyard via Circular Quay.
Trackwork will be taking place during the event, affecting some Sydney Trains services.
Northern Line: Buses replace trains between Hornsby and Strathfield via Eastwood. A shuttle train service will run between Epping and Chatswood via Macquarie Park.
North Shore Line: Buses replace trains between Berowra and Gordon.
Newcastle and Central Coast Line: Buses replace trains between Newcastle and Central.
Hunter Line: Buses replace trains between Scone and Newcastle and also between Dungog, Telarah and Newcastle.
BUS INFORMATION
Sydney Buses services are running to a regular weekend timetable.
Sydney Buses is running express Moore Park special event buses (Route 1) from Eddy Avenue at Central Station from 1.15pm to 7pm.
Moore Park special event buses (Route 3) are also operating from 3pm to 7pm, departing Circular Quay at Young Street and Wynyard at York Street from Stand K.
Route 1 return services run from Moore Park Bus Station to Central Station from 5:30pm to 10pm.
Route 3 return services from Moore Park to Wynyard via Circular Quay operate from 8.30pm to 10pm.
PARKING
Parking at the stadium is limited and special event clearways will be in place on surrounding streets.
Parking is available at:
The Entertainment Quarter, entry via Lang Road.
The MP1 car park, entry via Driver Avenue (Platinum and Gold Members only).
EP2 – Kippax Park, entry via northern end of Driver Avenue.
EP3 – Moore Park Car Park, entry via southern end of Driver Avenue.
Each car park has spaces for Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) Mobility Parking permit holders.
To assist with managing traffic at the venue, special events staff will be directing Sharks and Cowboys supporters to EP3 – Moore Park Car Park (entry via northern end of Driver Avenue).
Roosters and Sea Eagles fans will be asked to head to EP2 – Kippax Park (entry via southern end of Driver Avenue).
This will make it easier for fans heading in and out of Moore Park after the first game.
