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Experiencing the NRL Grand Final at Accor Stadium is electrifying, filled with adrenaline and unforgettable moments. Here's a snapshot of what it's like: As you approach the stadium, the buzz in the air is undeniable. Thousands of fans, draped in their team's colors, gather in a sea of excitement. The energy is contagious, with chants echoing through the concourse as people line up for food, drinks, and last-minute merchandise. Inside the stadium, the atmosphere is electric. The field, perfectly lit under the night sky, sets the stage for one of the most anticipated games of the year. When the players run out, the roar of the crowd is deafening. The intensity builds with every tackle, try, and moment of brilliance, and the crowd's energy mirrors the game’s highs and lows. During halftime, the entertainment keeps the vibe alive. Whether it's live music, firework displays, or special guest performances, the break is a spectacle in itself. The climax of the game brings everyone to the edge of their seats. As the final whistle blows, whether you're celebrating a victory or feeling the sting of defeat, there's a shared camaraderie among the fans. The post-game presentation and fireworks cap off an unforgettable night. Leaving the stadium, you carry the memory of an incredible experience, regardless of the outcome. It’s more than just a game; it’s a celebration of rugby league at its finest.
Krishna AdhikariKrishna Adhikari
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The stadium has undergone several refurbishments including a reduction in seating to allow for retractable seating to allow for multisport use (round and rectangular sporting codes). In addition to hosting the Olympic Games, the stadium hosts Australian Rules Football, Cricket, Rugby league and Rugby Union matches as well as concerts and other events. Stadium Australia will host the nation's opening game of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, when the Matildas take on Republic of Ireland in Group B. Three knockout ties and the final itself will also head to the venue as football's trip Down Under concludes at this colossal arena. The winner of Group B will take on the runners-up from Group D in the last 16 on 7 August, with the last of four quarter-finals set to follow five days later. The second semi-final will take place at the venue on 16 August to confirm both the final and third-place play-off fixtures ahead of the showpiece event on 20 August.
RJ Saif UllahRJ Saif Ullah
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Pretty average, uncomfortable seating with little space, touching person next to you every time you move. Try and book an aisle seat so you have room to move and people aren't practically on your lap when having to walk past you. Used toilets as soon as gates open and their dirty obviously not having been cleaned prior to opening. On top of this male toilets seem to be poorly designed with just 2 cubicles in each = Fun times at a sold out event with wait times if you need them. Take your own water in plastic bottle to avoid the high prices here. Was disappointed to find that after paying so much for water that it wasn't holy water to reflect the price. Alot of the seat rows and numbers were missing which made it hard to find correct seating. Ended up asking first staff member and they weren't sure either. Thankfully the second had more of an idea. Due to the poor/non existent indicators we observed lots of people being in the wrong seats.
ShaunShaun
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attended this stadium for the monster jam show and it was quite a pleasant and entertaining experience. in terms of how good the show was, it was outstanding. however in terms of how good the stadium is, is highly situational. if you are attending this stadium on wet weather conditions, make sure that you attend very early - not on time - in order to find very far seats in the back which surely will not soak you up. even the middle seats which have coverage will still soak you up. if that’s not possible, come prepared with raincoats and appropriate dressings. if you are also attending this stadium for an extremely popular event, make sure you attend early too - not on time. it will be a massive nuisance to find parking, and you’d have to end up parking a lengthy amount of blocks away, or having to park in a place where you’d get booked a hefty fine, or you’d have to hop on public transport.
razan arazan a
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It's a great stadium, I went there for Taylors Sydney night 4 show, the atmosphere here is amazing, it's well organized, the people who were in charge were helpful and friendly, there were like 80,000 people who were attending the show, but there was no issue like entering the ground, during the show, also they were helping people finding their seats, overall it was a great show thanks to the people who were in charge and Taylor was awesome, this stadium often organises shows like this and they have a great reputation for that, the transportation is also good, someone can go to the stadium form any place in Sydney in public transport ,one negative thing I'm gonna say about it is the price of the food is pretty high and there isn't many types of food is available. I'm looking forward to going there again hopefully
thasinul alavithasinul alavi
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Accor Stadium is not easy to get to needing to drive in heavy traffic and pay for parking which isn’t near the stadium, or to get to Central, then train to Lidcombe, then train to Olympic Park. It’s a stadium where you’re not close to the action since it’s round instead of square, so you don’t have the best view. It’s a large stadium, so unless it is a massive 90,000 person sell out you don’t have a great atmosphere… but they really tried. The replay screen is outstanding covering an entire side of the stadium!!! The stadium and station light up in Rabbitohs colours and they have food trucks outside with music after the game for better catering and entertainment. It’s a 3/5 because I’d prefer any other stadium be the Rabbitohs home ground, but they really tried.
Jason TabrettJason Tabrett
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Nearby Attractions Of Accor Stadium
Qudos Bank Arena
Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre
Sydney Showground
Cathy Freeman Park
Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre
Fever Pavilion at Sydney Showground
Quaycentre
Sydney Olympic Park Hockey Centre
4WD Supacentre - Main Office (No Retail Store)
New South Wales Hall of Champions

Qudos Bank Arena
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Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre
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Sydney Showground
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Cathy Freeman Park
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Nearby Restaurants Of Accor Stadium
Ribs and Rumps Olympic Park
The Locker Room
Abattoir Blues
The Last Slice
McDonald's Olympic Boulevard
PLATE CAFE
Domino's Pizza Sydney Olympic Park
The Brewery Bar + Kitchen
P'Nut Asian Kitchen
Thai Palate

Ribs and Rumps Olympic Park
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The Locker Room
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Abattoir Blues
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The Last Slice
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Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
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+61 2 9360 6601
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accorstadium.com.au
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attractions: Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre, Sydney Showground, Cathy Freeman Park, Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre, Fever Pavilion at Sydney Showground, Quaycentre, Sydney Olympic Park Hockey Centre, 4WD Supacentre - Main Office (No Retail Store), New South Wales Hall of Champions, restaurants: Ribs and Rumps Olympic Park, The Locker Room, Abattoir Blues, The Last Slice, McDonald's Olympic Boulevard, PLATE CAFE, Domino's Pizza Sydney Olympic Park, The Brewery Bar + Kitchen, P'Nut Asian Kitchen, Thai Palate

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