COVID-19 Updates
At HBF Stadium, the health and wellbeing of our patrons is our top priority. Please see below the latest COVID-19 updates relating to available activities, mask wearing and proof of vaccination.
Activities currently affected
Nil
Easing of restrictions from Friday
29 April 2022
As per the Premier's announcement on Tuesday 26 April,
restrictions are further easing from 12:01am, Friday 29 April. Those affecting
HBF Stadium:
Masks no longer mandatory but are encouraged where physical distancing isn't possible
- Proof of vaccination requirement removed
- Two square metre rule and capacity limits removed
Please stay home if you are feeling unwell and make use of hand
sanitiser stations at the venue.
We continue to comply with WA Government advice to ensure the
safety of our patrons and staff | Read Announcement
Easing of restrictions from
Thursday 14 April 2022
As per the Premier's announcement on Wednesday 13 April,
restrictions are easing further from 12.01am Thursday 14 April. Those affecting
HBF Stadium include:
- Check in is no longer required
- Mask wearing will continue to be required for children in Years 3
and above.
Proof of vaccination will continue to be required for gym visits,
group fitness classes and certain events.
We continue to comply with WA Government advice to ensure the
safety of our patrons and staff | Read Announcement
Level 1 measures from Thursday 31 March 2022
As per the Premier’s announcement on Thursday 24 March, new measures are to take effect at HBF Stadium from 12:01am Thursday 31 March. Level 1 measures impacting the venue include:
- Revised 2 sqm rule
- 75 per cent capacity limit for the Main Arena at HBF Stadium
Mask wearing will continue to be required for children in Years 3 and above.
We continue to comply with WA Government advice to ensure the safety of our patrons and staff | Read Announcement
Level 2 measures from Thursday 3 March 2022
As per the Premier’s announcement on Monday 28 February, new measures are to take effect at HBF Stadium from 12:01am Thursday 3 March. Level 2 measures impacting the venue include:
- Expanded mask wearing requirements to children in Years 3-6 for all indoor settings
- Spectator restrictions for community sport
- 50 per cent capacity limit for the Main Arena at HBF Stadium
We continue to comply with WA Government advice to ensure the safety of our patrons and staff | Read Announcement
Level 1 measures from Monday 21 February 2022
As per the Premier's announcement on Friday 18 February, new measures are to take effect at HBF Stadium from 6am Monday 21 February. Level 1 measures impacting HBF Stadium include the addition of the two square metre rule and 75 per cent capacity. We continue to comply with WA Government advice to ensure the safety of our patrons and staff | Read Announcement
Please check our website and social media for the most up to date information. Conditions of entry are available here.
Further updates from the State Government can also be found here.
