Venues of the 2032 Summer Olympics and Paralympics

Summary

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2032 Olympic and Paralympic venues outside South East Queensland

Sporting venues edit

The following is a list of venues that will be used during the 2032 Summer Olympics and Paralympics to be held in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Under present IOC policy, venues with corporate naming rights will not be allowed to use their sponsored name during the Olympics.

Venues and infrastructure edit

Venues will be located in three main zones: Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. Regional and interstate venues will also host some of the football competitions.

Brisbane edit

Brisbane and Greater Brisbane Venues[1][2][3]
Venue Capacity Events Cluster Status
Lang Park 52,500 Olympics: Ceremonies, Football/Soccer (Finals), Rugby Sevens

Paralympics: Ceremonies

Brisbane River Existing (Upgraded)
Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre 48,500 Olympics: Athletics (Track and Field)

Paralympics: Athletics (Track and Field)

South of Brisbane Existing (Upgraded)
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre 6,000 (Hall 1)
6,500 (Hall 2)
6,000 (Hall 4)
Olympics: Badminton, Fencing, Table Tennis, Taekwondo

Paralympics: Badminton, Wheelchair Fencing, Table Tennis, Para Taekwondo, Judo

Brisbane River Existing
South Bank Piazza 4,500 Olympics: 3x3 Basketball Brisbane River Existing
South Bank Cultural Forecourt 4,000 Olympics: Archery

Paralympics: Para Archery

Brisbane River Existing
Brisbane Live[4] 17,000 Olympics: Aquatics (Swimming and Water Polo)

Paralympics: Aquatics (Swimming)

Brisbane River Planned (New)
Brisbane Showgrounds 15,000 Olympics: Equestrian

Paralympics: Equestrian

Herston Existing
Barrambin / Victoria Park[5] 25,000 Olympics: Cycling (BMX Freestyle), Equestrian (Cross Country) Herston Temporary
Ballymore Stadium 10,000 (Pitch 1)
5,000 (Pitch 2)
Olympics: Field Hockey Herston Existing (Upgraded)
Brisbane Indoor Sports Centre 12,000 Olympics: Basketball

Paralympics: Wheelchair Basketball

Albion Planned (New)
Sleeman Centre:
Chandler Indoor Sports Centre
Anna Meares Velodrome
Brisbane Aquatics Centre

10,000
5,000
4,300
Olympics: Gymnastics, Cycling (Track and BMX Racing), Aquatics (Diving, Water Polo (Preliminaries), Artistic Swimming)

Paralympics: Wheelchair Basketball, Cycling (Track)

Chandler Existing (Upgraded)
Brisbane International Shooting Centre 2,000 Olympics: Shooting

Paralympics: Shooting

Chandler Existing
Royal Queensland Golf Club 15,000 Olympics: Golf Eagle Farm Existing
Brisbane Entertainment Centre 11,000 Olympics: Handball

Paralympics: Goalball

North of Brisbane Existing
Moreton Bay Indoor Sports Centre[6] 7,000 Olympics: Boxing North of Brisbane Planned (New)
Manly Boat Harbour 10,000 Olympics: Sailing East of Brisbane Temporary
Redland Whitewater Centre 8,000 Olympics: Canoe (Slalom) East of Brisbane Planned (New)
Queensland Tennis Centre 5,500 (Centre Court)
4,000 (Court 1)
2,400 (Courts 2-3)
1,600 (Courts 4-11)
Olympics: Tennis

Paralymics: Wheelchair Tennis

South of Brisbane Existing
Wyaralong Flatwater Centre 14,000 Olympics: Canoe (Sprint), Rowing

Paralympics: Paracanoe, Rowing

South of Brisbane Existing (Upgraded)

Gold Coast edit

Gold Coast Venues[1][2][3]
Venue Capacity Events Cluster Status
Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre 6,000 (Arena)
5,000 (Hall 3)
Olympics: Volleyball (Preliminaries)

Paralympics: Powerlifting, Sitting Volleyball

Broadbeach Existing
Broadbeach Park Stadium 12,000 Olympics: Beach Volleyball

Paralympics: Football 5-a-side

Temporary
Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre 7,500 Olympics: Judo, Wrestling

Paralympics: Boccia

Carrara Existing
Southport Broadwater Parklands 5,000 Olympics: Triathlon, Aquatics (Marathon Swimming)

Paralympics: Paratriathlon

Southport Temporary
Coomera Indoor Sports Centre 11,000 Olympics: Volleyball

Paralympics: Wheelchair Rugby

North Gold Coast Existing
Robina Stadium 27,400 Olympics: Football/Soccer (Preliminaries) South Gold Coast
Carrara Stadium 25,000 Olympics:Football/Soccer (Preliminaries) or Cricket (Potential) Carrara

Sunshine Coast edit

Sunshine Coast Venues[1][2][3]
Venue Capacity Events Cluster Status
Sunshine Coast Stadium 20,000 Olympics: Football/Soccer (Preliminaries) Kawana Existing (Upgraded)
Sunshine Coast Indoor Sports Centre 6,000 Olympics: Basketball (Preliminaries) Kawana Planned (New)
Alexandra Headland 5,000 Olympics: Cycling (Road), Athletics (Marathon, Race Walks), Sailing (Kiteboarding)

Paralympics: Cycling (Road), Athletics (Marathon)

Sunshine Coast Temporary
Sunshine Coast Mountain Bike Centre 10,000 Olympics: Cycling (Mountain Bike) Sunshine Coast Existing (Upgraded)

Regional Cities edit

Interstate, (1956 Summer Olympics Host City Melbourne and 2000 Summer Olympics Host City, Sydney), and two regional Queensland venues.[1][2][3]
City Venue Capacity Events Status
Townsville North Queensland Stadium 25,000 Olympics: Football/Soccer (Preliminaries, Quarter-Finals) Existing
Cairns Barlow Park 20,000 Existing (Upgraded)
Sydney Stadium Australia 82,500 Existing
Melbourne Melbourne Cricket Ground 100,024 Existing

Non-competitive edit

Venue Usage Capacity Status
Northshore Hamilton[1][7] Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Village 14,000 Planned (New)
Collyer Quays, Robina[1][8] Gold Coast Olympic and Paralympic Village 2,600 Planned (New)
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre[1] Main Press Centre Existing
Visy Glass factory, West End[9] International Broadcast Centre Temporary
Brisbane Riverstage Festival / Live Site 9,500 Existing

References edit

  1. ^ a b c d e f g Australian Olympic Committee (13 July 2021). Brisbane 2032 Master Plan - Aerial Flythrough (Video). YouTube. Retrieved 22 July 2021.
  2. ^ a b c d "Brisbane 2032 Olympic venues announced". AusStadiums. 21 July 2021. Retrieved 21 July 2021.
  3. ^ a b c d "IOC Future Host Commission Questionnaire Response - Final Submission - May 2021" (PDF). www.olympics.com. Retrieved 21 July 2021.
  4. ^ "Brisbane Live". Cross River Rail. Government of Queensland. 2021. Retrieved 22 July 2021.
  5. ^ "About Victoria Park/Barrambin". Council Venues and Precincts. Brisbane City Council. 2022. Retrieved 15 April 2022.
  6. ^ "New Venues". Brisbane 2032 Master Plan. Government of Queensland. 2022. Retrieved 15 April 2022.
  7. ^ Moore, Tony (25 February 2021). "Hamilton shores up for 14,000-bed Olympic Games athletes village". Brisbane Times. Brisbane. Retrieved 22 July 2021.
  8. ^ Woods, Keith (16 June 2021). "Robina Olympic Village: The big issue that has locals concerned". Gold Coast Bulletin. Gold Coast. Retrieved 22 July 2021.
  9. ^ "Brisbane City Council reveals new plans for Kurilpa precinct in South Brisbane - ABC News". amp.abc.net.au. 30 May 2023. Retrieved 21 June 2023.