The redevelopment
Sydney Football Stadium
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A futuristic stadium
The NSW Government is redeveloping the Sydney Football Stadium (SFS) into a modern, world-class venue, to ensure Sydney has a sporting and entertainment precinct of international standard and that NSW remains the number one choice for sporting and entertainment events.
Investing in a new state-of-the-art stadium at Moore Park will drive growth in the visitor economy, promote a strong culture and sporting sector, and make NSW more liveable.
The project will build on the legacy of the Sydney Sports Ground (1899) and the original SFS, opened as a Bicentennial Project in 1988.
The venue has been demolished and will be rebuilt into a 40,000 to 45,000 seat rectangular stadium with substantially improved sightlines, a roof that covers all patrons, with vastly improved amenities, food and beverage options and accessibility.
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What to expect
What to expect
- The Sydney sporting public will have a new entertainment icon on the doorstep of the CBD, one that is easier to get and easier to get home from.
- New public transport initiatives including the CBD and South East Light Rail line offers fans easy delivery to and from the precinct.
- The SFS redevelopment will celebrate the cultural heritage and the historical surrounds that have made the SCG precinct a pilgrimage for sporting fans, officials and athletes since the 1850s.
- State-of-the-art facilities will position the SFS as a global leader in game-day experiences for all patrons and future proof the precinct, delivering Sydney’s sporting public the best in field facilities.
- One of the SCG precinct’s great features is that it is situated in a unique parkland environment – a key goal of the SFS will be to bring the parkland into the precinct by providing a soft, green edge to the stadium.
