Sydney Entertainment Centre, Indoor stadium in Haymarket, Australia.
The Sydney Entertainment Centre was a multipurpose indoor arena in Haymarket featuring flexible seating arrangements and modern lighting systems. Its layout could be reconfigured for different types of events, from concerts to sporting competitions.
The building opened in 1983, replacing an earlier stadium that had been demolished to make way for railway expansion. It operated as a venue until 2015, when it closed.
The venue hosted concerts, sporting events, and theater shows that drew both international performers and local fans together throughout its operating years. It served as a gathering place where Sydney residents experienced live entertainment on a regular basis.
The venue was easy to reach by public transport, with Central Station and light rail stops located nearby. It could accommodate different numbers of visitors depending on the event setup.
The Sydney Kings basketball team called the venue Kingdome during their time there. This nickname became known among local sports fans who followed the team.
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