Important travel information
With more than 70,000 fans expected each night, ticketholders are urged to leave the car at home and catch public transport to avoid getting caught in traffic delays. The precinct will be particularly busy on Friday 21 November with 10,000 fans also attending a concert at Qudos Bank Arena next door. Plan your trip.
Legendary rock band AC/DC will perform in stadiums across the country this November and December on their highly anticipated POWER UP Australian tour.
The POWER UP tour began in Europe in 2024 and saw a staggering 2 million tickets sold across 24 shows. It then took over North America with 10 sold-out shows – and will return to Europe for an extra 15 shows, before AC/DC make their long-awaited return to Australian shores.
Getting there
Join other AC/DC fans by catching a train or Major Event Bus to the concert!
- The cost of travel already included in your concert ticket, public transport is the easiest way to get to the precinct – simply show your concert ticket to transport staff when boarding services.
- Express and limited-stop trains will run frequently to Olympic Park on concert day, with frequent return services after the show.
- Sydney Olympic Park Major Event Buses will run frequently on all nine routes from 3.42pm until 7.03pm, depending on the route.
Driving in?
- Parking is expected to sell out in advance, it is essential that you pre-book parking online to guarantee a car space.
- Allow plenty of extra travel time on roads and plan your trip before leaving home. Find real-time traffic conditions at livetraffic.com
- When driving to Sydney Olympic Park, please be courteous and respect local residents in the surrounding neighbourhoods by not parking illegally or obstructing residential driveways and streets.
- After the show, traffic will be very heavy as everyone leaves at the same time. Expect to allow up to an hour of additional travel time exiting car parks.
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