Robbie Williams at Accor Stadium, Saturday 14 November 2026: Ticket Covers Trains and Buses, $40 Parking, Last Bus 11:30pm (Sydney, NSW)

Your ticket to Robbie Williams at Accor Stadium on Saturday 14 November 2026 includes travel on all public transport modes, according to Transport for NSW, and the agency tells ticketholders to leave the car at home because over 70,000 people are expected in the precinct. The agency had not published the gate, support act, start or finish times when we read the page on 7 November. Express trains run from Central every 7 to 8 minutes from 5pm to 10:30pm, and nine Major Event Bus routes run from across Sydney from 3:05pm. Sydney is on daylight saving time (AEDT) in November, so all times here are Sydney time.

This guide is based on the Transport for NSW event page, read on 7 November 2026. For how the stadium works on any event day, see our Accor Stadium getting-there guide.

What time do the gates open and the show start?

What	Time
Gates open	Not yet published
Support act 1 start	Not yet published
Support act 2 start	Not yet published
Robbie Williams start	Not yet published
Finish	Not yet published

That is what the Transport for NSW page lists on 7 November, so we are not guessing times. What the page does give is the transport schedule around the show: Major Event Buses start at 3:05pm, express trains from Central run from 5pm to 10:30pm, and the last bus home leaves Olympic Park by 11:30pm.event page again in the days before.

Is public transport free with a Robbie Williams ticket?

Yes. Transport for NSW says valid pre-purchased tickets to Robbie Williams, Britpop World Tour at Accor Stadium on Saturday 14 November include travel to and from Sydney Olympic Park. Show your event ticket to transport staff when boarding. The ticket covers:

• Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink Intercity services (non-booked, bounded by Bomaderry, Goulburn, Bathurst, Scone and Dungog stations)
• Sydney Metro services
• Sydney metropolitan and outer metropolitan buses
• Sydney Olympic Park Major Event Buses
• Sydney, Parramatta and Newcastle light rail services
• Sydney and Newcastle ferries

Keep the ticket safe for the trip home. Without it you need your Opal card, because you must have a valid ticket when travelling on public transport. The ticket is valid until 4am the following day. An additional train station access fee applies to the Domestic and International Airport stations, and the event ticket does not cover it. At Metro stations, a dedicated Opal gate stays open for concert ticketholders. The page also links a Sydney Olympic Park transport map (PDF, 601KB).

Which trains run to Olympic Park?

The closest station to Accor Stadium is Olympic Park, and the page says it is a short 10-minute walk via Olympic Boulevarde to the stadium. Express and limited-stop trains run to Olympic Park from Central from late afternoon, and regular services also run to Lidcombe, where you connect with trains to Olympic Park. These are the extra services Transport for NSW lists before the show.

From	What runs
Central	Express trains every 7 to 8 minutes from 5pm to 10:30pm, stopping at Redfern, Strathfield, then Olympic Park
Campbelltown	Additional services at 5:38pm, 5:53pm and 6:08pm, stopping all stations to Granville, then Clyde, Auburn and Olympic Park
Newcastle	An additional service departs Newcastle Interchange at 4:37pm, stopping at Hamilton, Broadmeadow, Cardiff, Fassifern, Morisset, Wyee, Wyong, Tuggerah, Gosford, Woy Woy, Hornsby, Epping, Strathfield and Central

If you are on Sydney Metro, the page says the M1 line runs turn-up-and-go services between Tallawong, Chatswood and Bankstown from early morning until late. Change at Central to connect with the express trains, or take a Major Event Bus from a Metro North West station.

How do I get home by train?

Transport for NSW lists these return services after the show:

To	What runs
Central	Express trains leave Olympic Park every 5 minutes from 10:30pm to 12:30am, stopping at Strathfield, Redfern, then Central
Blacktown and Schofields	Trains leave Olympic Park every 7 to 8 minutes from 9:30pm until 12:30am, stopping at Lidcombe, Granville, Parramatta, Westmead and Seven Hills, then all stations to Blacktown or Schofields. For Penrith, change trains
Campbelltown	Additional services depart Lidcombe at 10:52pm and 11:20pm, stopping at Auburn, Granville, then all stations to Campbelltown
Central Coast & Newcastle Line	An additional service departs Central at 11:19pm, stopping at Strathfield, Epping, Hornsby, Berowra, then all stations to Newcastle Interchange
South Coast Line	An additional service leaves Central at 11:43pm, stopping at Redfern, Wolli Creek, Hurstville, Sutherland, Waterfall and all stations to Wollongong

What trackwork affects trains on Saturday 14 November?

Planned weekend trackwork may affect how you travel to and from the event, and the page says to plan ahead with the Trip Planner. Most of it ends in the morning; the Southern Highlands buses run until 5:30pm.

Line	Times	What changes
T1 Western	6:30am to 10:30am	Penrith trains make an extra stop at Burwood
T2 Leppington & Inner West	6:30am to 10:30am	Inner West trains run between Ashfield and the City Circle only; Leppington trains make extra stops at Homebush and Croydon
T3 Liverpool & Inner West	6:30am to 10:30am	Trains run between Liverpool and Lidcombe only; change at Lidcombe
T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	5:40am to 8am	Trains run between Cronulla or Waterfall and the City Circle, and between Central and Bondi Junction only; extra stops at St Peters and Erskineville
T6 Lidcombe & Bankstown	6:30am to 10:30am	Changed timetable and reduced frequency, every 30 minutes
South Coast Line	5:10am to 8:30am	Trains run between South Coast Line stations and Central, platforms 1-14 only; T4 trains run between Central and Bondi Junction
Southern Highlands	4:40am to 5:30pm	Buses replace trains between Goulburn, Moss Vale and Campbelltown; T8 trains run between Campbelltown and the City. The first train from Moss Vale to Campbelltown leaves Moss Vale at 4:50pm, arriving at 6:10pm

Where do the Major Event Buses go?

Sydney Olympic Park Major Event Buses run on all nine routes from the Northern Beaches, Inner West, Sutherland Shire, North Western Suburbs, Hills District and Southern Suburbs. Travel on them is included in your ticket; show it to the bus driver. To Olympic Park, services run every 5 to 20 minutes between 3:05pm and 7:05pm depending on the route, and buses arrive at the precinct from around 4:30pm until 8pm. After the event, services leave Olympic Park approximately every 5 minutes, and the last bus on each route leaves the precinct by 11:30pm.

Route	From	First and last bus to Olympic Park	Main areas served
1A	Narrabeen Lakes	3:05pm, 6:35pm	Narrabeen, Collaroy, Dee Why, Beacon Hill, Forestville, Roseville, Chatswood West, North Ryde and Top Ryde
1B	Warriewood B-Line	3:12pm, 6:42pm	Warriewood, Mona Vale, Terrey Hills, St Ives, West Pymble, Macquarie Park and Top Ryde
2	Glebe Point	3:33pm, 7:03pm	Glebe, Rozelle, Drummoyne, Hunters Hill, Gladesville, Putney and Meadowbank
4	Maroubra Beach	3:10pm, 6:30pm	Maroubra, Eastgardens, Mascot, Brighton-Le-Sands, Bexley, Campsie and Strathfield South
5A	Hills Showground Station	3:44pm, 7:04pm	Hills Showground, Castle Hill, Baulkham Hill and Northmead
5B	Tallawong Station	3:33pm, 6:58pm	Tallawong, Rouse Hill, Bella Vista, Norwest, Baulkham Hills and Northmead
6	Sutherland Station	3:24pm, 6:54pm	Sutherland, Menai, Illawong, Bangor, Padstow, Bankstown, Yagoona and Chullora
7	Shark Park Cronulla	3:05pm, 6:25pm	Cronulla, Miranda, Sylvania, Hurstville and Greenacre
8	Dural	3:35pm, 7:05pm	Dural, Cherrybrook, Carlingford, Pennant Hills, Telopea and Ermington

Routes 1A, 1B, 2 and 4 drop off and pick up at the Aquatic Terminal on Olympic Boulevarde near Herb Elliott Avenue. Routes 5A, 5B, 6, 7 and 8 use the Plaza Terminal on Olympic Boulevarde near Kevin Coombs Avenue, opposite Afterpay Arena. Wheelchair accessible buses travel on each route. If you are on Metro, connect with routes 1A, 1B, 5A and 5B from Chatswood and North Ryde (1A), Macquarie Park (1B), Hills Showground and Castle Hill (5A), and Tallawong, Rouse Hill, Kellyville, Bella Vista and Norwest (5B). Service times will be affected by traffic on the day, the page warns.

Can I park, and what does it cost?

Only with a booking. Transport for NSW says do not drive unless you have pre-booked parking, to book online ahead of time, and that a flat rate $40 parking fee applies. With a booking, follow staff directions and have your parking ticket ready at the car park entry. After the concert, expect to allow up to an hour of additional travel time exiting car parks. If you have not pre-booked, the page says there will be no parking available on site, and suggests parking at a nearby commuter car park and continuing by train or bus at no extra cost.

For Metro North West stations, the page lists commuter car parks you can use before connecting with Major Event Bus routes 5A or 5B: Tallawong (1000 spaces), Kellyville (1,389 spaces, including 97 accessible spaces, plus a temporary overflow car park at the corner of Decora Drive and Darani Avenue with 150 extra spaces until late 2026), Bella Vista (800 spaces) and Hills Showground (600 spaces). Park&Ride is also included: tickets to this concert include free Park&Ride parking, and you use the intercom button at the exit gate and show your ticket when leaving. For how it works, see our Park&Ride guide.

Which roads are closed?

Sydney Olympic Park Authority closes local roads in the precinct, and the page says traffic congestion is expected before and after the concert. Live conditions are on Live Traffic NSW.

From	To	Road
1:30am Friday 13 November	3am Sunday 15 November	Dawn Fraser Avenue from Olympic Boulevard to Showground Road
1:30am Saturday 14 November	3am Sunday 15 November	Dawn Fraser Avenue from Showground Road to 12 Dawn Fraser Avenue; Olympic Boulevard from Herb Elliott Avenue to Kevin Coombs Avenue; Grand Parade from Olympic Boulevard to Orana Parade; Showground Road from Grand Parade to Dawn Fraser Avenue; Murray Rose Avenue from Showground Road to Gate 15
12pm Saturday 14 November	1am Sunday 15 November	Kevin Coombs Avenue between Pondage Link and Australia Avenue (eastbound)
1pm Saturday 14 November	1am Sunday 15 November	Olympic Boulevard between Sarah Durack and Herb Elliott Avenue; Shirley Strickland between the P4 roundabout and Rod Laver; Rod Laver Avenue at the rear of the Tennis Centre
2pm Saturday 14 November	1am Sunday 15 November	Showground Road from Dawn Fraser Avenue to the Novotel loading dock; Dawn Fraser Avenue from Park Street to Showground Road
4pm Saturday 14 November	1am Sunday 15 November	Kevin Coombs Avenue between Pondage Link and Australia Avenue (westbound); Holker Busway from Hill Road to Australia Avenue
10pm Saturday 14 November	1am Sunday 15 November	Edwin Flack Avenue from Pondage Link to Old Hill Link (westbound) and from Birnie Avenue to Old Hill Link; Murray Rose Avenue and Dawn Fraser Avenue from Park Street to Australia Avenue; Herb Elliott Avenue closed at Showground Road

What about route buses, ferries and light rail?

Route 525 runs between Parramatta and Lidcombe via Newington; change at Lidcombe for trains to Olympic Park. Route 526 runs between Strathfield and Rhodes Shopping Centre via the Sydney Olympic Park precinct and wharf, and route 533 runs between Sydney Olympic Park and Chatswood via Rhodes and North Ryde. Both divert while roads are closed. Route 533 diverts in both directions from 4pm Saturday 14 November to 1am Sunday 15 November, via Hill Road, Pondage Link, Edwin Flack Avenue, Sarah Durack Avenue and Australia Avenue, and misses stops on Holker Busway. Route 526 diverts from 1am Saturday 14 November to 1am Sunday 15 November, via Edwin Flack Avenue, Sarah Durack Avenue and Australia Avenue, and misses stops on Dawn Fraser Avenue and a stop on Park Street. Shuttle buses also run between car parks in Olympic Park and the stadium.

The closest ferry stop is Sydney Olympic Park Wharf. The 526 bus connects to the venue, or it is approximately a 40-minute walk (3.6km). F3 Parramatta River services run regularly to Olympic Park, but the page says they are very popular and may reach capacity, and low tide between Parramatta and Rydalmere may mean buses replace them.

Light rail line	How to reach Olympic Park
L1 Dulwich Hill	Change at Central for express trains to Olympic Park
L2 Randwick and L3 Kingsford	Change at Central for express trains to Olympic Park
L4 Westmead and Carlingford	Alight at Parramatta Square or Westmead to connect with trains to Olympic Park

Where do taxis and rideshare go?

Taxi ranks are on Herb Elliott Avenue near Showground Road at the Pullman Hotel. An additional rank is on Edwin Flack Avenue at Dawn Fraser Avenue; another part of the page places it in Coach Pod B opposite the stadium, operating from 30 minutes before the scheduled finish time. Geo-fenced rideshare restrictions apply across the precinct before and after the concert, so follow the directions in the app to a suitable meeting point. The page says demand for taxis and rideshare will be high after the concert and prices are likely to be surging, and suggests catching a train or bus outside the precinct to connect with your ride faster. An accessible pick-up and drop-off area is in Dawn Fraser Avenue off Edwin Flack Avenue, next to the stadium. The page also says local cafes and restaurants will be open before the show, and Fig Grove will have food trucks and entertainment.

Sources

• Transport for NSW — Robbie Williams, Britpop World Tour, Sydney Show (read 7 November 2026)
• Live Traffic NSW

Featured image: Olympic Boulevard at Sydney Olympic Park at night, 2012 (photo: Simon Clancy / CC BY 2.0) (text added)

OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with Accor Stadium, Venues NSW, Sydney Olympic Park Authority, Robbie Williams or Transport for NSW. Services, closures and prices can change; check the official pages above and the signs on the day.