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Getting to Metricon V3.Pdf GETTING TO THE GAME FREE GAME DAY PUBLIC TRANSPORT Your match day entry provides you free travel with TransLink to and from Metricon Stadium on scheduled Surfside Buses, Queensland Rail and G:link services. Simply show your valid entry card. COMING FROM CENTRAL GOLD COAST Broadbeach South Station Free Shuttle Bus Located near Pacific Fair, free return shuttle buses will operate 2 hours prior to the start of the match and 1 hour post match. COMING FROM THE SOUTH OR NORTH Nerang Station Free Shuttle Bus Catch the train free to Nerang Station then jump on a free return shuttle bus to Metricon Stadium. Operating 2 hours prior to the start of the match and 1 hour post match. CLOSE TO THE G:LINK Ride the G:link free with your valid match day entry, then catch the free shuttle bus from Broadbeach South Station. GETTING TO THE GAME DRIVING PARKING Unfortunately there is no public parking available at Metricon Stadium on event days and parking restrictions will be enforced in the areas surrounding the stadium. Valid parking permits are required to access Metricon Stadium’s car parks, without these vehicles will be refused entry. All permit holders are advised to refer to the stadium precinct map within this guide for specific locations of Metricon Stadium car parks or on the reverse side of their parking permit. A limited number of Persons With a Disability (PWD) car parking spaces are available in the Red Car Park at Metricon Stadium for holders of a valid, government issued disability parking permit. These car parks will be issued to customers on a first in, first served basis on event day. Please enquire via your Gold Coast SUNS contact. BOOWAGGAN ROAD PARK ‘N’ RIDE (Cnr of Boowaggan Road and Robina Parkway, Merrimac) This free car park opens approximately 2.5 hours prior to the start of the match and will close approximately 1 hour post match. Park your car then jump on the free return shuttle bus to Metricon Stadium. Please note there is limited parking available at this location. GETTING TO THE GAME TAXI For all GC SUNS events a designated taxi rank operates in front of the Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre. The closest stadium entry/exit point for the taxi rank is Gate 3. Taxis are permitted to drop off and pick up passengers at this location only. UBER & PUBLIC DROP OFF A public drop off and pick up point is located opposite Metricon Stadium on Nerang-Broadbeach Road, next to the Blue Car Park. Boowaggan Road Park ‘n’ Ride and Nerang Station are also drop off and pick up locations. Patrons in possession of a valid match day entry can then board one of the free event shuttle buses to and from Metricon Stadium. COACH, MINI BUS & LIMOUSINES A limited number of coach parking spaces are available in the Blue Car Park at Metricon Stadium for $25 per vehicle. Hire vehicles (limousines) holding an L, SL or HC licence plate are permitted to drop off and pick up at Metricon Stadium in the Red Car Park outside Gate 5. Limousines who intend to re-enter the car park to collect their guests at the end of the event are required to collect a limousine re-entry pass on exit from the Red Car Park attendant. Please contact Metricon Stadium Management on (07) 5644 6200 or email [email protected] between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday to book coach and limousine parking in the Blue Car Park. STADIUM MAP GATE 7 Kids Zone Red NERANG RIVER Car Park T Video Board 1 1 1 4 4 4 1 5 4 6 U 4 7 Home 1 8 4 4 Hub 3 1 T 1 9 4 4 2 1 1 0 4 X Indoor Sports Arena GATE S 1 15 1 40 151 Y A 1 1 39 20 1 1 10 38 R 202 Yellow 102 Car Park 137 103 203 B 136 104 GATE 4 204 Service Entry P 135 105 CORPORATE 1 Coaches Field34 Club 205 FACILITIES 1 B14 33 106 BUS HUB Chairman’s Club The Lounge 132 Corporate Suites 206 C 107 The Deck e 13 s 1 B13 The Rooftop r u N o c 1 20 n 130 08 7 o C Light Tower Bar B12 129 109 GATE M 208 128 B11 L 110 209 127 228 111 26 B10 1 21 NERANG-BROADBEACH ROAD 11 0 227 2 5 12 11 3 21 6 4 1 D 2 12 1 B9 2 1 4 3 2 1 11 2 5 12 L 5 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 6 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 B8 0 e 13 1 1 s 1 r 4 9 7 8 u 2 co 2 on K C 2 E 1 3 4 2 2 2 B7 1 Fifth 2 5 2 2 2 1 1 2 6 2 2 2 1 0 2 7 1 1 2 Bar 9 8 Video Board 2 F B6 J M G Metricon Deck H B5 GATE 2 B4 Training Field Blue Car Park B3 BUS HUB GATE Coach Parking B2 Taxi Rank B1 Access to Concourse Food & Drinks Event Office – Information Stairs Bar Ticket Sales Ramp ATM Cloak Room Toilets First Aid Membership Services Accessible Toilet Police Stadium Management Baby Change Facility GC SUNS Shop Bus Hub ALABASTER DRIVE.
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