Adelaide Oval Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Adelaide Oval visitor questions about toilets, restrooms, parking, and facilities.
How many toilets and restrooms are at Adelaide Oval?
Adelaide Oval has over 40 restroom locations across 4 stands (South, East, West, North) and multiple levels. The venue also has 41 unisex accessible toilets, 77 extra-space cubicles with outward-opening doors and grab rails, a Changing Places bathroom with shower and adult changing space, and 11 baby change tables in parenting rooms. See our
interactive toilet map for exact locations.
Where are the accessible toilets at Adelaide Oval?
Adelaide Oval has 41 unisex accessible toilets located near all standard toilet blocks across the venue. There are also 77 cubicles with extra space featuring outward-opening doors and grab rails. A dedicated Changing Places bathroom with shower and adult changing space is available — ask Guest Services at the East Gate for directions to this specialist restroom.
Where is the nearest toilet to Adelaide Oval's South Gate?
The South Stand Ground Level toilets are approximately 1 minute walk from the South Gate (primary entry on King William Road). Accessible restrooms and parenting rooms are also available at this location.
Is there a baby change room at Adelaide Oval?
Yes. Adelaide Oval has 11 baby change tables at accessible heights located in dedicated parenting rooms across the venue. These restroom facilities are available in all major stand areas.
Which Adelaide Oval toilets have the shortest queues at half-time?
Level 2 and Level 3 bathrooms are consistently the quietest during half-time and interval breaks. Most crowds stay on the ground level — heading up a level or two saves significant restroom queue time at Adelaide Oval.
Where should I park for Adelaide Oval?
There is no on-site parking at Adelaide Oval. The best options are the Adelaide Convention Centre car park (10 min walk via footbridge), War Memorial Drive metered parking (3-5 min walk), or North Adelaide side streets (5-10 min walk). CBD car parks with a free tram ride are often cheapest. The closest toilet from parking is the Elder Park public restroom (accessible, free).
What hotels are closest to Adelaide Oval?
The Adelaide Oval Hotel is literally built into the stadium — Australia's first in-stadium hotel. The InterContinental Adelaide (550m, 7 min walk) and The Playford MGallery (600m) on North Terrace are both under 10 minutes' walk across the footbridge. Book well ahead for AFL finals, Ashes cricket, and major concerts — they sell out months in advance.
How do I get to Adelaide Oval from the CBD?
The easiest and most popular way is to walk across the Adelaide Oval Footbridge from North Terrace (8-12 min). You can also take the free tram to Adelaide Entertainment Centre stop (5 min walk from there), or catch bus routes along King William Road. Public toilets at Elder Park are on the walking route (wheelchair accessible).
What is the Adelaide Oval Roof Climb?
The Roof Climb is Adelaide Oval's signature experience — climb the stadium roof for panoramic views of Adelaide, the Mount Lofty Ranges, and the coast. Tours run daily from $109 for adults and take about 2 hours. Toilets and restroom facilities are available at the Roof Climb check-in area.
Are there public toilets near Adelaide Oval outside the ground?
Yes. The closest public toilets outside Adelaide Oval are at Elder Park (850m south, free, wheelchair accessible), the National War Memorial Exeloo (700m on North Terrace, unisex restroom), and Pennington Gardens (300m west). All are free public bathrooms.
What is Adelaide Oval's capacity?
Adelaide Oval seats 53,583 people. It is home to the Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide (AFL), Adelaide Strikers (cricket), and hosts major concerts. The venue was redeveloped in 2014 and features the famous Hill of Grace restaurant and Roof Climb experience. Over 40 toilet and restroom locations serve the 53,583-capacity crowd.
Where is the Changing Places bathroom at Adelaide Oval?
Adelaide Oval has a dedicated Changing Places bathroom with a shower and adult changing space. This specialist toilet facility is designed for people with complex disabilities. Ask Guest Services at the East Gate for directions to the Changing Places restroom on event days.
