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About Entertainment Centre

The Entertainment Centre in Boondall is a versatile indoor arena that hosts concerts, family shows, sports, and conferences. Opened in 1986 and owned by Stadiums Queensland, it is operated by ASM Global and offers flexible seating configurations to suit a wide range of events. With a capacity that can reach up to 14,500 depending on setup and about 11,000 seated, this venue is one of Brisbane's most adaptable live entertainment spaces.

Located at 1 Melaleuca Dr, Boondall QB 4034, the venue is easily accessible by public transport and car, with ample parking and direct transit options nearby. Whether you’re catching a high-energy concert, a touring show, or a sports event, we’ve got you covered with practical planning tips and handy recommendations to make your visit smooth and enjoyable.

Plan ahead to secure your seats and make the most of your trip to Brisbane’s Entertainment Centre. We’ve got connections with trusted local hotels and dining spots to help you fuel up before the show. If you’re new to the area, rely on our insider guidance to navigate parking, transit, and nearby amenities. Remember to check the event’s specific seating configuration (End Stage, In The Round, or Intimate modes) to pick the best view for your group, and reach out to us for help finding the right tickets.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Brisbane Entertainment Centre (1 Melaleuca Dr, Boondall QB 4034) is a multi‑purpose indoor arena; concert capacity up to 14,500 (varies by configuration) with about 11,000 seated; parking ~4,000 spaces; located ~400m from Boondall railway station; opened 1986; owned by Stadiums Queensland and operated by ASM Global; seating configurations include End Stage, In The Round, and Intimate modes.
  • Adelaide Entertainment Centre (98 Port Rd, Hindmarsh SA 5007) is an indoor arena; arena capacity 11,300, court sports 10,000, theatre 3,000; onsite parking >1,400 spaces; tram stops nearby; opened 1991; operated by Adelaide Venue Management Corporation; adaptable modes for different event types.
  • Sydney Entertainment Centre (35 Harbour St, Haymarket NSW 2000) opened 1983, capacity about 13,250 (theatre) / 10,517 seated; closed 2015 and demolished January 2016; replaced by ICC Sydney (Darling Harbour) with a theatre now commonly referred to as TikTok Entertainment Centre (naming rights acquired in 2025).
  • ICC Sydney / TikTok Entertainment Centre (14 Darling Dr, Darling Harbour, Sydney) is part of ICC Sydney; theatre capacity listed around 9,000 seats (some sources cite 8,000); opened 2016; naming rights for the theatre transferred to TikTok in 2025.
  • Notable events and context: Brisbane hosted Torvill & Dean (1986), Michael Jackson (1987), WCW Nitro (2000), Beyoncé and major tours; Adelaide has hosted Kylie Minogue, Beyoncé, and other major acts; Sydney SEC hosted large-scale concerts and sports until its 2015 closure and demolition; ICC Sydney has since hosted RTX Sydney, conventions, and large performances.