The Gabba
Brisbane Cricket Ground at Woolloongabba — the state's oval-shaped stadium for cricket and AFL, run by Stadiums Queensland. No public parking; it's a train-and-walk venue.
- Big group
- With the kids
- Special occasion
The story
The Gabba is operated by Stadiums Queensland, with its offices at the Hyundai Centre, Level 5, 812 Stanley Street, Woolloongabba. The venue is emphatic that you should not drive: "There's no public parking at The Gabba", and on event days 15-minute parking limits apply in most surrounding areas. Drop-off and pick-up zones are on Princess Street, Potts Street and Hubert Street. What is playing at any given time is listed on the ground's own what's-on page rather than here.
In their words, from their site· checked 2026-08-25
What you can do a sample
- Events
Cricket and AFL fixtures and other events are listed on the ground's own what's-on page at https://thegabba.com.au/whats-on — wyd does not hold an event schedule. Tickets are sold by each event's own ticketing agent.
Prices as at 2026-08-25. They change —the venue's own pricing is the authority.
Good to know
- No parking
"There's no public parking at The Gabba." On event days 15-minute parking limits apply in most surrounding areas. Drop-off and pick-up zones are on Princess Street, Potts Street and Hubert Street. Limited accessible parking is on Duke Street across from Gate 5, PWD permit required, first-come basis.
Woolloongabba station. For major events Main Street is accessible via footpaths from both platforms; at other times only from platform 1, as the platform 2 footpath is closed for Cross River Rail construction, with a pedestrian overpass with lift and stairs also available. The venue notes pre-purchased event tickets may allow free travel on Queensland Rail City Network trains (excluding Airtrain), Brisbane City Council buses and special event shuttle services running from two hours before the event — check Translink.
Only what the venue states itself. Anything not listed here we haven't verified — worth a call if it matters.
