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Project

Perth Entertainment and Sporting Precinct Multi-purpose destination

Burswood

Overview

  • Community

    Project type
  • $217.5 million

    Total budget
  • In Planning

    Project phase
  • Office of Major Infrastructure Delivery

    Lead agency

The new Perth Entertainment and Sporting Precinct at Burswood Park, adjacent to Optus Stadium, will bring sport, culture and community together in a dynamic, multi-purpose destination of state-wide importance.

Scope

It will elevate Western Australia’s standing as a premier place for sport and entertainment featuring new infrastructure and audience experiences, improving the local environment, and will support both community participation and major events through:

  • A new outdoor amphitheatre with 15,000-20,000 capacity, complementing Burswood Park, Optus Stadium and Crown Perth.
  • A multi-use track, including for use by FIA-approved Supercars, cycling criterium, and community sport.
  • A multi-use building, including event and function facilities and meeting spaces.
  • Better transport and connectivity with Optus Stadium and the wider precinct, particularly for people with a disability.
  • Enhancement of the local environment through landscape improvements (such as an urban forest) and renewal.

The consultation platform’s ideas board has now closed. Consultation outcomes will be shared in the coming months and will help inform detailed design of the precinct. We will continue to share updates on the project’s progress. You can also register for project updates via the link below.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is the precinct located, and why?
  • Who can use the precinct?
  • Will it be available for community use?
  • Will it be a Motorplex?
  • What is the project budget?
  • When will the precinct be delivered?
  • Who is responsible for project delivery?

Benefits

  • Multi-user precinct hosting major and local events and activities.
  • Positioning Perth on the touring map for medium-to-large scale open air cultural performances and festivals.
  • Enhancement of the local environment through landscape improvements.
  • Connecting capital city attractions and improving community amenities.
  • Improving transport, connectivity, access and walkability to and from Optus Stadium.
  • Economic return through increased tourism, job creation and venue experiences.

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