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About Coopers Stadium - Hindmarsh

Coopers Stadium, located on Holden Street in Hindmarsh, Adelaide, is a premier multi‑purpose venue owned and operated as part of the Adelaide Venue Management Corporation assets. With a football capacity of 16,500 (about 15,000 seats and ~1,500 standing), it also hosts concerts with a capacity of up to 26,000. The stadium has a rich history, including hosting football for the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games and multiple matches during the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. Whether you’re catching an A‑League clash, a rugby match, or a concert, we’ve got you covered with practical planning details and trusted local recommendations.

Getting there is straightforward via public transit. A free city tram serves the precinct, Bowden Train Station sits about 400 meters away, and several bus routes (115, 150, 157) connect nearby neighborhoods. Note there is no on-site public parking; the closest option is the Adelaide Entertainment Centre car park, offering ample spaces just a short walk away. If you’re staying nearby, consider reputable options like Governor Hindmarsh Hotel (The Gov) on Port Road, along with other local accommodation and dining choices. For a smooth experience, secure your seats in advance and rely on local tips to minimize wait times on event day.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: Holden Street, Hindmarsh SA 5007, Australia (Coopers Stadium).
  • Venue type: Multi‑purpose stadium used for football (A‑League), rugby and other events; owned/operated as part of Adelaide Venue Management Corporation assets.
  • Football capacity: 16,500 total capacity, with about 15,000 seats (roughly 1,500 standing area).
  • Concert capacity: Up to 26,000 for concerts.
  • Seating map: Detailed seating map exists; football seating is 15,000 of 16,500 capacity.
  • Parking: No on‑site public parking; closest option is the Adelaide Entertainment Centre car park (~1,400 spaces).
  • Transit: Free city tram to the precinct; Bowden Train Station ~400m away; nearby bus routes include 115, 150, 157.
  • Naming history: Known as Hindmarsh Stadium until 2013 when naming rights were acquired by Coopers Brewery, giving Coopers Stadium as the current name.
  • Notable events: Hosted football at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games and multiple matches during the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup (Group/knockout).
  • Nearby hotels/amenities: Governor Hindmarsh Hotel (The Gov) on Port Road is a notable nearby lodging option; other Hindmarsh pubs/buildings have undergone redevelopment in recent years (e.g., Land of Promise site).