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About Perth Rectangular Stadium

Perth Rectangular Stadium, formerly known as nib Stadium and renamed HBF Park in 2019, sits at 310 Pier Street in the heart of Perth. It is the city’s only purpose-built rectangular stadium, serving as home to Perth Glory FC (A-League) and Western Force (Super Rugby). With a flexible configuration that accommodates sports and concerts, the venue supports audiences from about 20,500 for sports to 25,000–35,000 for concerts depending on setup.

Whether you’re catching a match or a headline concert, we’ve got you covered with seating guidance, transit tips, parking notes, and nearby hotel and dining options to help secure your seats with ease.

Parking around Perth Rectangular Stadium is limited and some areas are restricted to residents, so plan ahead. Transperth offers convenient access, and event tickets often include three hours of free travel on Transperth services to simplify your journey. If you’re looking for a comfortable stay and a great dining experience nearby, consider our recommended hotels and restaurants in the area. Secure your seats through our insider connections for a straightforward, no-fuss ticketing experience.

Past performers at the venue demonstrate its versatility for large audiences, including artists of international renown. For seating, consult the MapAPlan seating maps for precise arrangements by the section you want and great seats. When you’re ready to buy, we’ll help you move quickly from search to secure tickets.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 310 Pier Street, Perth WA 6000
  • Venue type: Perth’s only rectangular stadium (HBF Park), home to Perth Glory FC (A-League) and Western Force (Super Rugby)
  • Capacity: ~20,500 for sports; up to ~25,000–32,000–35,000 for concerts depending on configuration
  • Seating chart: detailed seating maps available via MapAPlan for HBF Park
  • Parking: parking around the stadium is very limited; some areas restricted to residents
  • Transit: well-served by Transperth; event tickets include three hours of free travel on Transperth services
  • Nearby hotels: Novotel Perth Murray Street (388 Murray Street), QT Perth (133 Murray Street), Rendezvous Hotel Perth Central (24 Mount Street), The Melbourne Hotel (33 Milligan Street)
  • Notable events: Ed Sheeran (record crowd about 32k, 2015), Foo Fighters (≈32k, 2015), Paul McCartney (2017, 22,435 attendees), Red Hot Chili Peppers (≈32,932, 2019)
  • Renaming: formerly nib Stadium, renamed HBF Park in 2019