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About Wellington Regional Stadium
Welcome to the official guide for Wellington Regional Stadium, now renamed Hnry Stadium as of March 1, 2026. This multi-purpose venue in Wellington, New Zealand, hosts rugby, cricket, football, and major concerts. With a capacity of 34,500, it’s a cornerstone of the city’s sports and entertainment scene. We’ve got you covered with seating insights, parking details, reliable transit options, and nearby hotel and dining picks to make your visit smooth and straightforward.
Located at 105 Waterloo Quay, Wellington 6011, the stadium is easy to reach and well-connected to the heart of the city. Whether you’re attending a Rugby World Cup match, a FIFA Women’s World Cup game, or a headline concert, secure your seats with confidence and enjoy a seamless experience.
Key features include a 3D Tour seating map for easy navigation, direct access from Wellington Railway Station via the Fran Wilde Walkway, and limited on-site parking through the Stadium Car Park with event-day pricing. For a comfortable stay and convenient dining, explore nearby hotels such as WQ Hotel, Rydges Wellington, and Bolton Hotel within walking distance. When planning your trip, consider official artist pages and venue resources for the latest event details and accessibility information.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 34,500 seats (official stadium facts).
- Address: 105 Waterloo Quay, Wellington 6011, New Zealand.
- Venue type: Multi-purpose stadium for rugby, cricket, football, and concerts.
- Seating chart: 3D Tour provides a virtual seating map and access navigation.
- Parking: Stadium Car Park with event-day pricing; spaces are limited.
- Transit: Direct access from Wellington Railway Station via the Fran Wilde Walkway; broad public transport options available.
- Nearby hotels: WQ Hotel, Rydges Wellington, Bolton Hotel within walking distance.
- Notable events hosted: Rugby World Cup 2011, Cricket World Cup 2015, FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023; major concerts like Eminem (2019) and Ed Sheeran (2023).
- Renaming: Sky Stadium (naming rights with Sky since 2020); renamed Hnry Stadium from March 1, 2026.