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Blutongue Central Coast Stadium Tickets

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About Blutongue Central Coast Stadium

Blutongue Central Coast Stadium is a premier multi-purpose venue in Gosford, NSW, serving as a key home for the Central Coast Mariners since 2005. With a capacity of 20,059 seated spectators and a field surrounded by fixed seating—plus portable seating at the southern end for major events—this arena hosts football, rugby league, and rugby union fixtures, concerts, and community gatherings. Whether you’re catching a league clash or a high-profile final, we’ve got you covered with practical tips on seating, parking, transit, and nearby accommodation and dining options.

Pro tip: secure your seats early through our trusted affiliate partners, plan your trip with nearby hotels and eateries, and check event-specific details for any changes. Blutongue Central Coast Stadium remains a lively anchor of Gosford’s sports and events scene, conveniently located at the corner of Dane Drive and Central Coast Highway.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 20,059 seats.
  • Address: Corner of Dane Drive & Central Coast Highway, Gosford NSW 2250, Australia.
  • Venue type: Multi-purpose stadium (football, rugby league/union) and home to Central Coast Mariners since 2005.
  • Seating/chart: Fixed seating around the pitch; notable for using portable seating at the southern end for large events (e.g., 2024 A-League Grand Final with attendance of 21,379).
  • Parking: Limited parking under the Brian McGowan Bridge; additional nearby car parks; free parking at Gosford rail station car park ~300m away.
  • Transit: Gosford Train Station is within a short walk (~300m) with CityRail services; local bus services nearby.
  • Nearby hotels: Examples include Gosford Palms Motor Inn, Galaxy Motel, Waterview Gosford Motor Inn, and Ibis Budget Gosford.
  • Notable events: 2003 Rugby World Cup matches; 2024 A-League Men Grand Final attendance record of 21,379.
  • Renaming note: Former names include Grahame Park, Express Advocate Stadium, NorthPower Stadium, Bluetongue Stadium; Industree Group Stadium (2023–2025); current sponsor name Polytec Stadium (2025–). Not demolished.