Qudos Bank Arena
Qudos Bank Arena
Qudos Bank Arena (formerly known as Sydney SuperDome, Acer Arena, Allphones Arena, and Qantas Credit Union Arena) is the largest indoor entertainment and sporting venue in Australia. Located in Sydney Olympic Park, it was completed in 1999 as part of the preparations for the Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The venue was designed by COX Architecture and constructed by Abigroup Ltd in collaboration with Obayashi Corporation under a Build, Own, Operate, and Transfer (B.O.O.T.) agreement.
Since its opening in 1999, the arena has undergone several name changes due to sponsorship agreements. It was originally called the Sydney SuperDome before being renamed Acer Arena on 11 May 2006. In 2011, it became Allphones Arena, and in 2016, it was briefly referred to as Qantas Credit Union Arena before adopting the name Qudos Bank Arena.
Qudos Bank Arena is managed by AEG Ogden and has been nominated multiple times as a finalist in the Billboard Touring Awards in the top venue category.
How can fans get to the Qudos Bank Arena?
Qudos Bank Arena is located in the Sydney Olympic Park precinct, about 17 km west of Sydney’s CBD. The Arena is on the corner of Olympic Boulevard and Edwin Flack Avenue in Sydney Olympic Park.
Is the Qudos Bank Arena wheelchair accessible?
All floors of the building are accessible via lifts located near each entrance, with all patron lifts being fully accessible. Additionally, the venue can offer assistance for: Vision Impaired Seating, Easy Accessible Seating, and Additional Companion/Guest.
Can the Qudos Bank Arena be hired for private events?
Qudos Bank Arena hosts a range of business events including conferences, expos, banquets, cocktail parties, and VIP functions.
What is the Qudos Bank Arena capacity?
The SuperDome has a total capacity of 21,032, with approx. 18,000 seats.