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Melbourne and Olympic Park

Melbourne & Olympic Parks
Melbourne & Olympic Parks came into existence in 1995 and, as the name suggests, is the product of the joining together of two distinct venues; Melbourne Park and Olympic Park. As well as hosting an extensive range of events such as international tennis, athletics and cycling, dirt bike races, ice skating, music concerts and family shows, Melbourne & Olympic Parks is the administrative and training home to various sporting organisations.

Melbourne & Olympic Parks are located just minutes away from Melbourne’s CBD and separated from the Botanic Gardens by the Yarra River, Melbourne & Olympic Parks comprises:

Melbourne Park

Rod Laver Arena, (15,000 seats)
Hisense Arena, (10,000 seats)
Melbourne Park Function Centre, (2,200 sq. metres)
The Oval at Melbourne Park Margaret Court Arena, (6,000 seats)
Café Arena
Tennis Australia Administration
Two show courts
19 further outdoor Plexicushion tennis courts
Six indoor tennis courts
One outdoor clay tennis court
Three car parks, (833 bays)
One bus park (37 large bays plus 19 mid size bays)

Olympic Park

Olympic Park Stadium, (12,000 seats and 18,500 total capacity)
Lexus Centre (home to Collingwood Football Club and Victorian Institute of Sport)
Gosch's Paddock Training Ovals
Olympic Park Sports Medicine Centre
Tennis Victoria Administration
Athletics Victoria Administration