Sydney Super Dome

Sydney Super Dome is an indoor arena in the Olympic Park that seats audiences across multiple levels with wooden structural elements as a design feature. The central performance space provides clear sight lines from all areas of the building to ensure optimal viewing of any event.

The arena was built as a central venue for the 2000 Summer Olympics and was designed by architect Philip Cox. It opened its doors in 1999 and has since played an important role in Australian sporting history.

The venue hosts major international music artists and large-scale performances that draw audiences from across the region regularly. Visitors experience a space where entertainment and sport converge to shape the cultural life of the city.

The venue is easily accessible by public transport through Sydney Olympic Park station, making arrival straightforward for most visitors. The facility has multiple entrances and designated areas for different event types, which simplifies navigation once inside.

The arena features specialized rigging systems and technical infrastructure that enable advanced lighting and special effects during events. These technical capabilities raise the show experience to a professional level that visitors often underestimate.

Location: Sydney Olympic Park

Inception: 1999

Architects: Philip Cox

Official opening: October 4, 1999

Capacity: 21000

Website: http://allphonesarena.com.au

GPS coordinates: -33.84444,151.06194

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:52