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Pirtek Stadium, formerly known as Parramatta Stadium, was a significant sporting venue located in Parramatta, New South Wales. It served as the primary home ground for the Parramatta Eels (NRL) and the Western Sydney Wanderers (A-League) for many years. The stadium was appreciated for its intimate setting, bringing spectators close to the field. It was a popular destination for families and sports enthusiasts, fostering a strong sense of community. However, the stadium was demolished in 2017 to make way for the new Bankwest Stadium (now CommBank Stadium).
The stadium was best suited for sports enthusiasts, particularly fans of NRL and soccer. It was also a good option for families looking for a lively and affordable outing (prior to demolition).
Spring and autumn offered more pleasant weather conditions.
Weekends were typically busier than weekdays. Afternoon or evening for scheduled events.
Accessibility information is limited due to the stadium's demolition. Reports suggest a shuttle bus service was available from Parramatta station, but finding the pickup point could be tricky. The stadium itself had a mix of seating options, but specific details regarding accessibility features are scarce.
The stadium was generally considered family-friendly, with a lively atmosphere. However, facilities for young children were limited. Legroom in seating areas was generally adequate. The adjacent Parramatta Leagues Club offered additional dining options suitable for families.
Pets were not allowed inside the stadium.
The stadium offered a range of food and beverage options, but these were frequently criticized for being overpriced and lacking healthy choices. The adjacent Parramatta Leagues Club provided a wider variety of dining options.
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