AAMI Park Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common AAMI Park visitor questions.
How many toilets and restrooms are at AAMI Park?
AAMI Park has 20+ restroom locations across 4 stands (North, South, East, West) on the ground level concourse and upper levels. Every stand has bathrooms on every level, so you're never more than a short walk from a toilet. See our
interactive toilet map for exact locations.
Where are the accessible toilets at AAMI Park?
Accessible toilets are on every level of every stand, reachable via lifts from the main concourse. A Changing Places facility (with ceiling hoist and adult change table) is available at ground level. AAMI Park accepts Companion Cards for all events.
Where is the nearest toilet to AAMI Park Gate 1?
North Stand concourse toilets are directly inside Gate 1 — about 1 minute walk. Accessible toilets are also available on this level.
Is there a baby change room at AAMI Park?
Yes. Parents rooms with baby change facilities are available on Level 1, with dedicated rooms in the North Stand and South Stand. Each has baby change tables and feeding chairs.
Which AAMI Park toilets have the shortest queues at half-time?
Upper level bathrooms are consistently the quietest during half-time and breaks. Most crowds stay on the ground level concourse — heading up a level saves significant queue time.
Can I bring food and drinks into AAMI Park?
No. Unlike the MCG, AAMI Park does not permit outside food or beverages. There are multiple food and drink outlets on the main concourse and upper levels.
Where should I park for AAMI Park?
AAMI Park has very limited on-site parking. The best options are Melbourne Park car park (5 min walk), Birrarung Marr car park (10 min walk via Batman Ave), or CBD car parks with a short tram ride. Richmond Station is only 10 min walk.
What hotels are closest to AAMI Park?
Pullman Melbourne on the Park (750m, 10 min walk, 4.3★ from 3,298 reviews, from $250/night) is the closest hotel. Mantra on Jolimont (850m) and Quest East Melbourne (950m, wheelchair accessible) are also nearby. Book well ahead for NRL finals and major concerts.
Where should I eat before a game at AAMI Park?
Closest options: The Terrace (449m, cafe in the precinct) is steps away. On Swan Street, New Quarter — Hanoi Hannah (879m, Vietnamese), The Beer & Burger Bar (873m), and Richmond Club Hotel (1km, pub meals) are all on the walk from Richmond Station. All have customer toilets.
What is the AAMI Park capacity?
AAMI Park seats 30,050 people. It's a purpose-built rectangular stadium opened in 2010, home to Melbourne Storm (NRL), Melbourne Victory & Melbourne City (A-League), and Melbourne Rebels (rugby union). The bioframe roof design is its signature architectural feature.
How do I get to AAMI Park by public transport?
Richmond Station is 10 min walk. Tram routes 70 & 75 along Swan Street stop nearby. From the CBD, walk 15-20 min via Birrarung Marr and the Yarra Trail. The free City Circle tram connects to Flinders Street.
Are there public toilets near AAMI Park outside the ground?
Yes. The closest is the public toilet behind Light Tower 2 in Yarra Park (200m north). Others include Birrarung Marr (accessible + baby change, 500m west), Melbourne Park precinct (200m east), and Fitzroy Gardens (24/7, 850m north). All are free.
