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The Perth High Performance Centre (formerly known as HBF Stadium) is a premier multi-purpose sports and entertainment complex in Mount Claremont. With aquatic facilities, a gym, and two indoor arenas, the venue is designed to host everything from international concerts to elite sports. The main indoor arena seats up to 4,500, with total on-site capacity around 5,000. The site offers ample parking, transit access, and nearby hotel and dining options to suit a range of visitors.
Whether you’re attending a live concert, a netball match, or a regional sporting event, secure your seats with ease. We’ve got you covered with up-to-date venue details, clear seating configurations on event pages, and trusted hotel and restaurant recommendations in the area. Remember: the venue continues to operate under the Perth High Performance Centre branding, with no demolition and ongoing world-class event hosting.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Current name: Perth High Performance Centre (Perth HPC); renamed from HBF Stadium on January 1, 2025.
- Former names: Superdrome (1986–1996), Challenge Stadium, HBF Stadium.
- Address: 100 Stephenson Ave, Mount Claremont WA 6010.
- Venue type: multi‑purpose sports and entertainment complex with aquatic facilities, gym, and two indoor arenas.
- Main indoor arena capacity: 4,500 seats; total on‑site capacity around 5,000 (venue overview).
- Parking: up to 1,100 on‑site parking spaces; EV charging and ACROD parking available in designated areas.
- Transit: Transperth bus access (bus route 28) nearby; car park/ride zones on site; additional public transport options via Perth area.
- Seating chart: seating maps are event‑specific; use the event page or the venue map for the exact configuration.
- Nearby hotels: The Adnate Perth (900 Hay Street, CBD), QT Perth (133 Murray Street, CBD), Pan Pacific Perth (207 Adelaide Terrace, CBD).
- Notable events hosted: international concerts (e.g., Ed Sheeran’s 2015 nib Stadium show held at a nearby VenuesWest rectangular venue), Macklemore, Catfish and the Bottlemen, West Coast Fever netball, and other top flying artists; the venue list and gallery confirm music events and club uses.
- Renaming note: no demolition; the venue continues to operate under its new Perth HPC branding.