At a glance
- When
- Wednesday 11 November 2026, 6:30pm, in the Arena (the event page says running times are approximate)
- Who is on
- Iron Maiden, Run For Your Lives World Tour, with very special guests Megadeth
- Where
- Adelaide Entertainment Centre, corner Port Road and Adam Street, Hindmarsh
- Tickets
- Only from Ticketek; General Admission $279.90, reserved seating $169.90 to $279.90 (as of 2 November 2026)
- Parking
- Event parking is $19 on site (as of 3 June 2026), card only; entry via Mary, Manton or Adam Street
- Tram
- The free tram between the city centre and the Centre stops in front of the venue on Port Road
- Train and bus
- Bowden Railway Station is about 150 metres away; buses 150 and 157 pass the Centre
- Who it’s for
- Anyone with a ticket to Iron Maiden in the Arena on Wednesday 11 November
- What to do now
- Check your ticket for your entrance, choose between the tram and the on-site car park, and have a card ready because cash is not accepted
- Last checked
- Monday 2 November 2026 (ACDT), against the Adelaide Entertainment Centre event, Getting Here, Venue FAQs and Accessibility pages
- Not yet confirmed
- Door times, Megadeth and Iron Maiden set times, and any extra tram services for the night
If you are going to Iron Maiden at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on Wednesday 11 November 2026, the Arena show is listed for 6:30pm, with Megadeth as very special guests. Event parking on site costs $19 and the tram from the city centre to the Centre is free. Adelaide is on daylight saving in November (UTC+10:30), and every time below is local Adelaide time.
This guide is from the Centre’s own Iron Maiden event page and its Getting Here, Venue FAQs and Accessibility pages, read on 2 November 2026.
What time does the show start?
The event page lists the show in the Arena at 6:30pm on Wednesday 11 November and says running times are approximate and may be subject to change. It does not list a door time or set times. The Centre says set times for concerts are provided by the promoter or venue hirer, and it publishes them on the event page as soon as they are available, as a guide only.
Where do I buy tickets, and what do they cost?
The event page warns that people who search for the Centre’s tickets on Google or other search engines can be sent to a resale site that looks official, and that only tickets bought from Ticketek are valid at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre. Ticket prices on the event page, as of 2 November 2026, include GST, and service and handling fees and delivery fees may apply:
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| General Admission | $279.90 |
| Reserved Seating | $279.90 |
| Reserved Seating | $249.90 |
| Reserved Seating | $199.90 |
| Reserved Seating | $169.90 |
| The Trooper Early Entry Package | $450.00 |
| The Trooper Early Pre-Show Party | $650.00 |
The Trooper Early Entry Package includes one General Admission standing ticket, an Iron Maiden merchandise pack, early access to the floor, a VIP entry lane into the venue and on-site VIP staff. The Trooper Early Pre-Show Party includes one premium reserved seat, access to a VIP pre-show party with light canapes and snacks, complimentary beers and ready-to-drink spirits for the duration of the party, a live DJ, a merchandise pack and the VIP entry lane. The Centre says the Early Entry Package is in a General Admission standing area and the Pre-Show Party is on the Arena floor level, both reached by stairs only, so neither is wheelchair accessible or suitable for patrons with limited mobility, and it points those patrons to Ticketek.
How much is parking at the Centre?
The Centre has more than 1,400 on-site car parking spaces, reached via Mary Street, Manton Street or Adam Street only. The event parking rate is $19 and the Centre lists it as correct as of 3 June 2026, GST inclusive. The Centre accepts card only for all on-site charges, including parking, food and drinks; all cards are accepted with no surcharges. After major events, the Centre asks drivers to allow extra time for delays leaving the car park.
Access to the Centre is through three entrances, and the Centre asks you to check your ticket for your designated entry. The Getting Here page links a venue map with the entrances.
Is there a free tram?
Yes. A free tram service runs daily between the Adelaide Entertainment Centre and the city centre, with frequent services in peak travel periods. The Entertainment Centre Tram Stop is immediately in front of the Centre on Port Road. The Centre says additional tram services are often provided on event days, but it has not announced any for this show.
What about the train, buses and taxis?
| Option | What the Centre says |
|---|---|
| Train | Bowden Railway Station is about 150 metres from the Centre, with easy pedestrian access |
| Bus | Bus stops are 50 to 80 metres from the Centre; buses 150 and 157 pass directly |
| Taxi | Ranks are on both sides of Port Road near the main entry; a designated taxi zone is on Port Road before the traffic lights when travelling west, in front of the main entrance |
| Ride-share and private vehicles | A drop-off zone is on Port Road after the traffic lights when travelling west, in front of the Theatre, with a maximum stop of 2 minutes |
| Bicycle | Rails are in front of the Centre; bring your own lock, and parking is at your own risk |
The Centre says that during peak event times, all areas around the Centre may be congested, and it recommends allowing extra time. It also suggests planning your Adelaide Metro journey in advance.
What can I bring in?
Bags must fit comfortably under your seat, and bags or backpacks larger than A3 (40cm x 30cm) are strictly prohibited. The Centre has no bag storage on site, and all bags, including those carrying medical equipment, are inspected on arrival. A Cloak Room next to Door 22 in the Arena Foyer is not available for all events.
Video cameras, monopods, tripods, selfie sticks, audio recording devices and professional cameras, meaning those with telephoto or zoom lenses, are not permitted. The Centre also says some artists prefer a phone-free show, in which case details are published on the event page; this event page does not say so. Concerts can include flashing lights, laser, strobe, confetti, haze and pyrotechnics, and the Centre points anyone with questions about a specific event to its contact team. Free earplugs are available from the Cloak Room, or from staff. The Centre is a non-smoking venue.
What food and drink is on sale?
The Centre has fixed and mobile food and drink outlets in the foyers and other public spaces, with confectionery, soft drinks and alcoholic drinks. Food items are limited to baguettes, hot chips, wedges, pizza slices, burgers, hot dogs, pies, pasties and sausage rolls, and the range can vary from event to event. Both the Arena and Theatre have merchandise stands with EFTPOS, if merchandise is offered at your event.
What accessibility options are there?
Accessible seating, including wheelchair and mobility-restricted seating and seats for companions, is available in the Arena and is bought by choosing the Accessible filter on the Ticketek event page. If it is not available online, Ticketek takes bookings on 1300 665 915. The Centre is a Companion Card affiliate. Wheelchair access is available at all external Arena entry points at ground level. For events in the Arena, a hearing assistance FM system can be tuned in at 88.3FM with your own analog FM receiver.
For event days, accessible parking must be pre-booked during business hours (Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5pm), through the Centre’s team on (08) 8208 2222 or an online enquiry. Have your Disability Parking Permit number ready; standard parking rates apply and spaces are subject to availability. A Sensory Space supported by Novita is in the Star Courtyard, reached via The Orb on Port Road, at select events, and a Hidden Disabilities Sunflower lanyard can be collected from the Cloak Room or Sensory Space. First aid rooms are next to Doors 1 and 12 on the Foyer Level of the Arena.
What has not been confirmed?
As of 2 November 2026, the Centre has not published door times or set times for Iron Maiden and Megadeth, and it has not announced extra tram services for the night. We will check the event page again closer to the show and update this guide if it changes. For the venue’s Park ‘n’ Ride rules, see our Park ‘n’ Ride guide.
Sources
- Adelaide Entertainment Centre — Iron Maiden (time, ticket warning, prices, VIP packages)
- Adelaide Entertainment Centre — Getting Here (parking, tram, train, bus, drop-off)
- Adelaide Entertainment Centre — Venue FAQs (bags, cameras, Cloak Room, food, set times)
- Adelaide Entertainment Centre — Accessibility
Featured image: Artwork and signage outside Adelaide Entertainment Centre, photographed in 2022 (photo: DaHuzyBru / CC BY-SA 4.0) (text added)
OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Ticketek, Adelaide Metro, Iron Maiden or Megadeth. Event details can change; check the Centre’s event page before you go.