Optus Stadium Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Optus Stadium (Perth Stadium) visitor questions about toilets, parking, transport, and facilities.
How many toilets and restrooms are at Optus Stadium?
Optus Stadium has
748 male toilets and 781 female toilets, plus over
60 Universal Access Toilets (UATs). The venue is listed on the National Public Toilet Map at
toiletmap.gov.au/63864. There are also 3 Changing Places facilities. Restrooms are positioned at regular intervals around the full 360-degree concourse on every level. See our
interactive toilet map for exact locations.
Where are the accessible toilets at Optus Stadium?
Optus Stadium has 60+ Universal Access Toilets (wheelchair-accessible restrooms) spread across every level and zone. Three Changing Places facilities with ceiling hoists, adult-size change tables, and extra space are at Aisle 111 (ground level, west), Aisle 537 (upper level, east), and the rear of The Camfield bar (outside the venue, no ticket needed).
Where is the nearest toilet to Optus Stadium Gate A?
The nearest bathroom to Gate A is at Aisle 102/103 on the ground level — about 1 minute walk after entry. An accessible UAT toilet and parents' room are also at Aisle 102. The Changing Places facility at Aisle 111 is a short walk further along the west concourse.
Where are the Changing Places facilities at Optus Stadium?
Optus Stadium has 3 Changing Places bathrooms: (1) Aisle 111 on the ground level west concourse, (2) Aisle 537 on the upper level east concourse, and (3) at the rear of The Camfield bar outside the venue. Each has a ceiling hoist, adult-size change table, and generous space. The Camfield facility is accessible without a stadium ticket.
Is there a baby change room at Optus Stadium?
Yes. Dedicated parents' rooms with baby change tables and feeding chairs are available on both the ground level and upper level. At least 8 parents' rooms are spread around the concourse, including at Aisles 102, 114, 126, 138, 149 (ground) and 511, 524, 537 (upper). Each has change tables and private feeding areas.
Which Optus Stadium toilets have the shortest queues at half-time?
The upper-level restrooms (500-series aisles) are consistently the quietest during half-time and breaks. Most crowds stay on the ground concourse, so heading upstairs saves significant bathroom queue time. Toilets at the far ends of the concourse, away from food kiosks, also have shorter lines.
Can I bring food and drinks into Optus Stadium?
Yes. You can bring food in a clear plastic bag. No glass containers, cans, or alcohol. Sealed water bottles up to 600ml are permitted. Grab a meal from The Camfield or East Perth on your way in to save money on stadium food.
How do I get to Optus Stadium by public transport?
Train is the best option. Take the Armadale or Airport line to Stadium Station (event days only, 5 min walk to Gate A) or Burswood Station (all days, 7 min walk to Gate C). Event-day ferries from Elizabeth Quay and shuttle buses from Crown Perth are also available. Walking from Perth CBD takes 25-30 min via the Matagarup Bridge.
Where should I park for Optus Stadium?
Parking at the stadium is extremely limited. Most visitors use Crown Perth (free event-day shuttle), Belmont Park (shuttle), or East Perth (walk via Matagarup Bridge). ACROD parking is available at the stadium for permit holders — pre-book via the Optus Stadium website. Public transport is strongly recommended.
What hotels are closest to Optus Stadium?
The Sebel Residence East Perth (1.2km, walk via Matagarup Bridge) is the closest hotel. Crown Metropol Perth (2.5km, 397 rooms, free shuttle, from $250/night) and Crown Promenade Perth (2.5km, 291 rooms, free shuttle, from $200/night) are the most popular choices thanks to the free event-day shuttle. Book well ahead for AFL derbies and Ashes cricket.
What is Optus Stadium's capacity?
Optus Stadium seats 60,000 people for AFL and cricket, making it Australia's third-largest stadium. It's the home ground of the West Coast Eagles and Fremantle Dockers (AFL), Perth Scorchers (BBL cricket), and hosts major international cricket, soccer, rugby, and concerts.
Are there public toilets near Optus Stadium outside the ground?
Yes. The closest is
The Camfield bar (250m south of Gate E) which has customer restrooms including a
Changing Places facility. There are also
public toilets in the stadium precinct near Gates C and D (unisex), and
Burswood Park (550m south, accessible). All are free. The stadium is listed on the
National Public Toilet Map.
