AAMI Park

Ben H 2 September 2024 Last Updated: 29/10/24

AAMI Park, Melbourne’s premier rectangular stadium, is home to the Melbourne Storm, Melbourne Victory, Melbourne City FC, and Melbourne Rebels. Known for its striking geodesic dome design, AAMI Park has hosted major sporting events and live performances from artists like Taylor Swift and Queen. With a seating capacity of 29,500, it’s accessible by public transport, including trains, trams, and buses. Pre-book parking or opt for public transport for a hassle-free experience, especially on event days when nearby car parks fill quickly.

AAMI Park Information

AAMI Park 

Capacity: 29,500
Address: Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne, VIC 3000
Parking: Pre-Booked Event Parking $20.00
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, and toilet, accessibility tickets available
Tickets: Ticketmaster

Getting to AAMI Park

Located in the heart of Melbourne there are many options available to get to AAMI Park, however considering Melbourne is a sports and entertainment hub with many events on throughout the weekends Public transport is typically the best option when looking to get to the venue.

Car

Parking

Car parking is available in the Eastern Plaza Car Park located at Entrance D on Olympic Boulevard however we strongly recommend pre booking your parking as there are limited spaces available for drive up parking.

Pre Booked parking bookings close at midnight prior to the event.

Prices

Pre-Booked Event Parking: $20

Drive Up Event Parking: $30

Non-Event Parking: $7.50

Other Parking

There are other parking options available if you happen to miss out on drive up parking at AAMI Park, several private operators are located near the venue including Yarra Park, Secure Parking, Wilson Parking, and Centro Parking.

Accessible Parking

There are limited accessible parking bays located in front of John Cain Arena on Olympic Boulevard, however these must be pre-booked via Ticketek.

Drop Off and Pick Up

Pick up and Drop off points for accessible patrons are available at Entrances E and F with lifts available at both entrances to take guests to the concourse level, Gates 2 and 7 have dedicated lanes for accessible guests.

Public Transport

AAMI Park is located within 10 minutes of Melbourne’s CBD with trains, trams, and buses all stopping outside the precinct.

Train

Trains to AAMI Park are available from Richmond Station, Jolimont Station, and Flinders Street Station.

Tram

Wattle Park from Flinders Street and Richmond Stations (Tram 70) stops at AAMI Park, while the North Balwyn (Tram 48) and Vermont South (Tram 75) stop adjacent to the MCG on Wellington Parade just a short walk from AAMI Park.

Bus

Bus 246 running between Latrobe University and Elsternwick Station stops at the corner of Punt Road and Olympic Boulevard leaving a short stroll to the venue.

Taxi & Rideshare

Taxi

The most efficient way to hail a taxi is next to Melbourne Park Oval on Olympic Boulevard.

Rideshare

The pick-up and drop-off point for rideshare service like Uber and Didi is out the front of John Cain Arena on Olympic Boulevard.

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