At a glance
- When
- Saturday 7 November 2026; gates 3:45pm, Glory v Canberra United (women) kick-off 4:00pm, Glory v Newcastle Jets (men) kick-off 6:45pm, about 8:30pm finish
- Where
- HBF Park, 310 Pier Street, Perth
- Tickets
- One ticket covers both games; pre-purchase adult $39 to $89 and game day $46.50 to $96.50; under 3s free without a seat; mobile tickets only
- Getting there
- Train to Claisebrook Station (short walk); your ticket covers Transperth travel from 3 hours before to 3 hours after the event
- Parking
- Very limited; most streets are residents only; some ticket parking at $3.40 an hour
- Who it’s for
- Anyone going to the Saturday double header, including families and people travelling by train from the southern suburbs
- What to do now
- Buy your mobile ticket, plan your train home from the table below, and leave umbrellas, prams and large bags behind
- Last checked
- Saturday 31 October 2026, against the HBF Park event and getting-here pages, the Transperth event page and the Transperth service updates
- Not yet confirmed
- Whether the Mandurah and Thornlie-Cockburn night closures listed for 4 to 8 November change before the day; the venue says times can change
On Saturday 7 November, Perth Glory host a double header at HBF Park: the women’s team play Canberra United first, then the men’s team play Newcastle Jets at 6:45pm. The simplest way in is the train to Claisebrook Station, because your ticket includes travel on all Transperth services for three hours before, during and three hours after the games. Parking around the ground is very limited.
This guide uses HBF Park’s event, event day and getting-here pages and Transperth’s event page and service updates, checked on Saturday 31 October 2026. Perth uses Australian Western Standard Time (UTC+8), with no daylight saving, so all times are Perth times.
What time do the gates open and when are the kick-offs?
| What | Time |
|---|---|
| Gates open | 3:45pm |
| Glory v Canberra United (women’s, ALW) kick-off | 4:00pm |
| Glory v Newcastle Jets (men’s, ALM) kick-off | 6:45pm |
| Event concludes | 8:30pm (approx.) |
These are the running times on the HBF Park event page, which says times are subject to change. Transperth’s page gives the same order and times. The women’s game comes first this time, unlike the double header on 1 November, where the men played at 4pm. The event page headline lists the men’s game first and gives a start of 4pm, but its running times show the women’s kick-off at 4:00pm and the men’s at 6:45pm, so if you only want one game, use the running times above.
How much are tickets?
HBF Park lists pre-purchase and game day prices, and notes a limit of 10 tickets per customer. Children under 3 are admitted free if they do not occupy a seat.
| Ticket | Pre-purchase adult | Game day adult |
|---|---|---|
| East Open Boxes, Platinum | $89.00 | $96.50 |
| Gold Plus | $60.00 | $67.50 |
| Gold | $50.00 | $57.50 |
| Shed Standing (18+ only) | $39.00 | $46.50 |
| Silver / General Admission and Away Bay | $39.00 | $46.50 |
Concession, junior (3 to 16 years) and family prices are on the event page; a Silver or Away Bay family ticket is $105.00 pre-purchase and $130.00 on game day, and a Gold family ticket is $135.00 pre-purchase and $160.00 on game day. Tickets are mobile only, so print at home is not an option. The event is all ages, and patrons under 14 must be with an adult for the whole event. Prices are as listed by HBF Park on 31 October 2026.
Is public transport included with my ticket?
Yes. Transperth says your ticket includes travel on all Transperth services for three hours before, during and after the games, and you show it to the driver or inspector if asked. The ticket must be with you to travel at no extra cost, and if you collect your ticket at the venue you pay a normal fare to get there. Transperth also says parking at its stations is free on weekends and public holidays, so Saturday station parking is free.
Transperth says to catch the train to Claisebrook Station, a short walk to HBF Park. HBF Park also names East Perth Station and McIvor Station as nearby, and lists these bus stops and routes near the ground:
| Stop | Routes (as listed by HBF Park) |
|---|---|
| Lord St, before Murchison Tce | 46 and 48 (Morley Bus Station); 41, 43 and 44 (Bayswater); 42 (Maylands) |
| Railway Pde | 55 (Bassendean) |
| Beaufort St, before Bulwer St | 21 and 22 (Morley Bus Station); 67, 68 and 69 (Mirrabooka Bus Station) |
HBF Park notes this information is subject to change and points to the Transperth website for the latest.
Which trains leave after the games?
Transperth lists these trains for after the games, with a finish at 8.30pm. Buses are timetabled before, during and after the event, with no additional bus services at suburban stations to connect with the special event trains.
| Line | From | Departures |
|---|---|---|
| Armadale and Thornlie-Cockburn, to Perth | Claisebrook, Platform 2 | 8.42pm, 8.57pm, 9.12pm, 9.27pm |
| Midland, Ellenbrook and Airport, to Perth | Claisebrook, Platform 4 | 8.42pm, 8.57pm, 9.02pm, 9.17pm |
| Armadale | Claisebrook, Platform 5 | 8.44pm, 9.14pm, 9.44pm, 10.14pm |
| Thornlie-Cockburn | Claisebrook, Platform 5 | 8.59pm, 9.29pm, 9.59pm, 10.29pm |
| Midland and Airport | East Perth, Platform 8 | 8.44pm, 9.04pm*, 9.14pm, 9.34pm* (*Airport Line to Redcliffe, Airport Central and High Wycombe) |
| Ellenbrook | East Perth, Platform 9 | 8.54pm, 9.24pm, 9.54pm, 10.24pm |
| Fremantle | Perth Station, Platform 7 | 8.47pm, 9.02pm*, 9.17pm, 9.32pm* (*Perth to Claremont only) |
| Yanchep | Perth Underground, Platform 1 | 8.51pm, 9.17pm, 9.32pm, 9.47pm |
| Mandurah | Perth Underground, Platform 2 | 8.51pm, 9.17pm, 9.32pm, 9.47pm |
For help call 13 62 13. The page lists the times for the services Transperth plans for these games, and says to plan your journey in the JourneyPlanner before you travel.
Are there train closures on the night?
Not on the Saturday night, according to the Transperth service updates we read on 31 October. Two sets of nightly closures run in the same week, but both name specific dates that do not include Saturday 7 November:
| Line | Dates | Section |
|---|---|---|
| Mandurah Line | Wednesday 4, Thursday 5 and Sunday 8 November | Elizabeth Quay to Aubin Grove (replacement routes 909 and 949) |
| Thornlie-Cockburn Line | Wednesday 4, Thursday 5 and Sunday 8 November | Cannington to Cockburn Central (replacement route 908) |
On Sunday 8 November, the last full Mandurah Line services leave Perth Underground at 8.47pm and Mandurah at 8.17pm, and the last full Thornlie-Cockburn services leave Perth at 8.26pm and Cockburn Central at 8.40pm. That is the day after the game, so it matters only if you stay in the city overnight. The Yanchep Line has its own nightly closures from Monday 9 to Thursday 12 November, after the match. Transperth updates these notices, so check the service updates page again on the day.
Can I park near HBF Park?
HBF Park says parking around the ground is very limited, with most areas restricted to residents only through the City of Vincent, and asks patrons to read street signs carefully. Depending on the event, it lists these options:
| Where | What HBF Park says |
|---|---|
| Pier Street, between Brisbane and Brewer Streets | Ticket parking $3.40 an hour, coins or EasyPark only; do not park in the residential slip lane on the far west side |
| Brewer Street (north side) and Stirling Street | Ticket parking $3.40 an hour |
| Brisbane Street car park | Ticket parking 7am to midnight, Monday to Sunday; first hour free, then payment for each additional hour |
| Loton Park | ACROD permit holders only, entry from Lord Street, $10 per vehicle, valid booking required |
| Also listed | Royal Street, Central TAFE (Fielder Street), Royal Perth Hospital (Moore Street), Newcastle Street, William Street and East Perth Train Station |
The venue says pricing is subject to change and points to the City of Vincent website. For drop-offs, the best area for taxis and rideshare is Wright Street, and a dedicated bus and small charter station is on Bulwer Street. Bike racks are outside Gate 1, on Pier Street between Gates 2 and 3, and at the north end of Loton Park opposite Gate 7.
What can I bring in?
HBF Park’s event day page and conditions of entry list commonly prohibited items, which must be cloaked, since prohibited items are not held at the gate. Cloaking is at Gate 1.
- Backpacks or oversized bags that cannot fit under a seat.
- Umbrellas, and strollers or prams.
- Flags or banners over 1 metre, and flag poles over 1.5 metres.
- Professional cameras and recording devices with detachable lenses larger than 200mm.
- Glass and cans, including aerosol cans, alcohol and drugs.
- Musical instruments and whistles unless a music pass has been issued.
Patrons may bring food for individual consumption if it is packed appropriately and can be viewed by staff or security. Thermoses with tea or coffee may be allowed, but contents may be checked. Smoking and vaping are not allowed anywhere in the venue, and pass-outs are available at the gates. For wet weather the venue suggests rain jackets or ponchos rather than umbrellas. HBF Park is a cashless venue, so food and drink outlets take cards only.
What else is on in Perth the same weekend?
The next big event at HBF Park is the AUSX Supercross on Saturday 14 November, covered in our AUSX guide. For the Friday cricket at Optus Stadium on 13 November, see our ODI guide. If you are new to the Transperth ticket rules, our fares and SmartRider guide explains Go Anywhere and the card options.
How do I plan the day?
- Buy a mobile ticket before the day, because prices are higher on game day.
- Take a train to Claisebrook Station and walk to the gate on your ticket.
- Leave umbrellas, prams, glass and large bags at home, and bring a card because the venue is cashless.
- Plan your train home from the table above, using the departures after the 8:30pm finish.
- If you drive, read every street sign, and allow time to walk from the streets listed above.
Sources
- HBF Park — Double Header: Glory v Newcastle Jets FC | Glory v Canberra United (checked 31 October 2026)
- HBF Park — Event day information
- HBF Park — Getting here
- HBF Park — Conditions of entry
- Transperth — Perth Glory v Newcastle Jets and Perth Glory v Canberra United event travel
- Transperth — Mandurah Line Nightly Closures, 4 to 8 November
- Transperth — Thornlie-Cockburn Line Nightly Closures, 4 to 8 November
Featured image: HBF Park field and stands, 29 November 2023 (photo: DaHuzyBru / CC BY-SA 4.0) (text added)
OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with HBF Park, Perth Glory, Newcastle Jets, Canberra United, Transperth or the Public Transport Authority. Times and conditions can change; check the official pages above and the signs on the day.