Accor Stadium Sydney Tickets & Guide 2026

For most major events, your ticket includes return travel on Sydney Trains, buses, and light rail services. Check your event info to confirm.

The stadium is a short walk from the dedicated Olympic Park train station. Direct services often run from Central and Lidcombe for major events.

To ensure faster entry, bags must be no larger than A4 size. Backpacks of any size are not permitted, so pack light for your visit.

Arrive early to explore the park's facilities, including restaurants, bars, and other sporting venues, creating a full day out.

The easiest way is by train to Olympic Park station, which is right at the stadium. For major events, direct services run, otherwise change at Lidcombe. Travel is often included with your event ticket.

Sydney Buses run services to Sydney Olympic Park daily. For major events, special 'Major Event Buses' operate from across the Sydney metropolitan area.

For a scenic route, take a ferry to Sydney Olympic Park Wharf. From there, it's a connecting bus ride (Route 526) to the stadium precinct.

Sydney Olympic Park has a number of pubs and restaurants, such as The Brewery Bar & Kitchen at the Novotel, which are popular meeting spots for a pre-event meal and drink.

The DFO (Direct Factory Outlets) Homebush is a short bus ride or a 20 minute walk away, offering hundreds of discounted brand name stores.

Bicentennial Park is a huge, beautiful parkland within the Olympic Park complex. It's perfect for a relaxing walk or a picnic before the crowds arrive.

The Brewery Bar & Kitchen and the Boulevard Brasserie & Bar are the main spots within the park for a post-event drink while you wait for the transport queues to shorten.

For more variety, catch a short train or taxi to nearby suburbs like Rhodes or Lidcombe, which have a wider selection of late night restaurants and pubs.