Allianz Stadium Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Sydney Football Stadium visitor questions.
Where are the toilets at Allianz Stadium?
Allianz Stadium has restroom facilities on every level across all four sides of the ground. As a brand-new venue (opened 2022), all toilets are modern and well-maintained. The main concourse (Level 1) has the most options, with additional facilities on Levels 2, 3, and 4. See our
interactive toilet map for exact locations.
Where are the accessible toilets at Allianz Stadium?
Accessible toilets are available on every level. A purpose-built Changing Places facility with ceiling hoist and adult change table is on Level 1. Companion Card holders receive a complimentary carer ticket for all events. A sensory room is also available.
Is there a baby change room at Allianz Stadium?
Yes. Parents' rooms with baby change tables and feeding chairs are available on Level 1. As a 2022-built stadium, all family facilities are modern and purpose-built.
Which Allianz Stadium toilets have the shortest queues at half-time?
Upper level toilets (Levels 3 and 4) are consistently quieter during half-time and at breaks. Most crowds stay on the main concourse (Level 1), so heading up a level saves significant queue time.
Can I bring food and drinks into Allianz Stadium?
No. Allianz Stadium does not permit outside food or beverages. Sealed water bottles may be allowed (check venue conditions for specific events). The stadium has extensive food and drink outlets on every concourse level. Eat beforehand — Paddington and Surry Hills are both within 10 minutes' walk.
Where should I park for Allianz Stadium?
EP1 Car Park in the Entertainment Quarter is closest (5 min walk to Gate A). Pre-book via Ticketmaster or Wilson Parking. Street parking on Driver Avenue is limited on event days. The light rail to Moore Park stop is strongly recommended — it's easier and often faster than driving.
How do I get to Allianz Stadium by public transport?
The Light Rail L2/L3 to Moore Park stop is the best option (5 min walk). Bus routes 339, 373, 374, 376 also stop nearby. From the CBD, the 339 runs via Oxford Street. Event-day express services operate for big matches. Central Station is about 25 minutes' walk or a short light rail trip.
What hotels are closest to Allianz Stadium?
Mrs Banks Hotel on Oxford Street (502m, 7 min walk, from $220/night) is the closest. Arts Hotel (654m) and Grand National Hotel (805m, great pub-hotel value) are also under 1km. Paddington and Surry Hills have dozens of options within 15 minutes' walk. Book well ahead for NRL finals and major concerts.
Where should I eat before a game at Allianz Stadium?
Closest options: Missy K (481m), Arthur's Pizza (510m), and Jackie's sushi (511m) are all under 7 min walk in Paddington. For something special, Fred's (634m, acclaimed open-fire dining) and 10 William St (592m, wine bar) are excellent. The Olympic Hotel (481m) is the closest pub for a pre-game schooner. You cannot bring food into the stadium, so eat before you arrive.
What is the capacity of Allianz Stadium?
Allianz Stadium seats 42,512 people. It opened in 2022 as a complete rebuild of the former Sydney Football Stadium and is home to the Sydney Roosters (NRL), Sydney FC (A-League Men), and NSW Waratahs (Super Rugby). It also hosts international rugby, football, and major concerts.
What teams play at Allianz Stadium?
Three teams call Allianz Stadium home: the Sydney Roosters (NRL), Sydney FC (A-League), and NSW Waratahs (Super Rugby). It also hosts Wallabies Tests, Socceroos matches, and major concerts and events.
Are there public toilets near Allianz Stadium outside the ground?
Yes. The closest is in Moore Park near the EP1 car park (550m south, accessible, baby change). Others include Centennial Park (800m), Paddington Markets (Saturdays, 500m), and Kippax Lake (650m west). All are free.
