*Please note: From Sunday 1 November 2020 we change to summer hours, with pools open until 6.00pm on Sundays.
On public holidays or during holiday periods the venue may be closed or opening times may differ, visit the public holiday hours page for up to date information.
Public transport services HBF Stadium via bus number 28. The bus stop is located within the HBF Stadium car park. To see the timetable visit Transperth.
Parking
There are 1100 parking spaces at the venue including disabled and motorbike bays. Bicycle racks are located by the entrance to secure your bike. A parking fee may apply during major events.
*Please note: From Sunday 1 November 2020 we change to summer hours, with pools open until 6.00pm on Sundays.
On public holidays or during holiday periods the venue may be closed or opening times may differ, visit the public holiday hours page for up to date information.
Public transport services HBF Stadium via bus number 28. The bus stop is located within the HBF Stadium car park. To see the timetable visit Transperth.
Parking
There are 1100 parking spaces at the venue including disabled and motorbike bays. Bicycle racks are located by the entrance to secure your bike. A parking fee may apply during major events.
HBF Stadium is Perth’s ultimate indoor entertainment venue.
For over 25 years we have welcomed thousands of artists and audiences to experience exceptional live music, arts and culture, comedy, sport and community events. HBF Stadium has played host to some of the world's most coveted music artists including Ed Sheeran, P!ink, Childish Gambino, Dean Lewis, Troye Sivan, Flume and more.
