About Optus Stadium
Optus Stadium is a 60,000-capacity multi-purpose stadium on the Burswood Peninsula in Burswood, Perth, Western Australia, within the Town of Victoria Park. Opened in January 2018 on the banks of the Swan River, it is the home ground for Australian rules football and cricket and hosts major concerts and events. Notable for its bronze facade, light shows, surrounding parklands and Matagarup Bridge connection to East Perth.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large modern stadium set in landscaped parklands on the Swan River. On non-event days, access is via guided tours including the HALO rooftop walk with city and river views, behind-the-scenes areas, changerooms and media facilities. On event days, expect large crowds, tiered seating with good sightlines, big screens, food and beverage outlets, and pedestrian access via Matagarup Bridge from East Perth. The surrounding Stadium Park offers walking and cycling paths, public art, playgrounds and picnic areas.
Key highlights
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60,000-seat world-class stadium with bronze anodised aluminium facade and LED lighting
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HALO rooftop tour and OZONE tours with panoramic views of Perth city and Swan River
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Matagarup Bridge pedestrian connection between East Perth and Stadium Park
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Stadium Park precinct with landscaped parklands, public art, BHP Amphitheatre and Chevron Parkland playground