Brighton homes arena events

Take a seat and watch the team train, whilst enjoying a range of free activities, giveaways and games, including face painting, bungee trampolines and AFLW Premiership Cup photos. Stick around and meet the playing squad following their game.

Brighton Homes Arena offers modern amenities for around 8, spectators, with a grandstand seating people undercover and incorporating toilets and disabled seating. Lights allow for broadcast night matches to take place, while a LED video screen is located behind the goals. The public will enjoy access to a range of recreational facilities which will form part of the open community hub all-year round. Designed by Populous and built by Hutchinson, the complex also includes an elite indoor training facility, gymnasium, pool, childcare centre and an events lawn. In bid documents and videos, the venue had been referred to as Ipswich Stadium. It was also initially referred to as 'The Reserve Community Arena' by the Brisbane Lions before the naming-rights sponsorship with Brighton Homes was announced. States Aust.

Brighton homes arena events

The boutique arena will accommodate up to 10, spectators for major sports matches and community events. A grandstand, seating over spectators, will include technical infrastructure to support the broadcasting of major events. Pedestrian concourses, seating, shade and catering facilities will ensure that the facility meets the modern expectations of spectators in relation to comfort and disabled accessibility. Community sports matches will be played on the main oval as scheduling permits, with infrastructure to support community use to be built underneath the grandstand. The arena will also be suitable to stage non-sporting events including festivals and community gatherings. The arena is easily accessible in terms of transport, with Springfield Central railway station located metres from the ground. A new multi-storey car park is under construction at a site adjacent to Brighton Homes Arena that will provide more than 1, car parks for rail commuters on weekdays and for attendees of major arena events. Brighton Homes Arena is a state-of-the-art training and administration facility that will include a boutique arena which will seat 10, people. A lap pool and aquatic recovery pools will better assist the players in their recovery and advanced learning and teaching facilities will better enhance our athlete development programs. Brighton Homes Arena will also help foster the next generation of footballers in Queensland, through the Brisbane Lions Academy. The program exposes junior players to industry coaches and staff and provides a pathway to forming a professional career in the AFL and AFLW competitions. Academy enrolment has grown from 80 to elite athletes over the past five years and the Clubs seeks to grow this to athletes by A key feature of Brighton Homes Arena is its accessibility to the local community, with its expansive education and meeting space available to meet the needs of Lions members.

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The boutique arena will accommodate up to 10, spectators for major sports matches and community events. A grandstand, seating over spectators, will include technical infrastructure to support the broadcasting of major events. Pedestrian concourses, seating, shade and catering facilities will ensure that the facility meets the modern expectations of spectators in relation to comfort and disabled accessibility. Community sports matches will be played on the main oval as scheduling permits, with infrastructure to support community use to be built underneath the grandstand. The arena will also be suitable to stage non-sporting events including festivals and community gatherings.

Brighton homes arena events

Brighton Homes Arena offers modern amenities for around 8, spectators, with a grandstand seating people undercover and incorporating toilets and disabled seating. Lights allow for broadcast night matches to take place, while a LED video screen is located behind the goals. The public will enjoy access to a range of recreational facilities which will form part of the open community hub all-year round. Designed by Populous and built by Hutchinson, the complex also includes an elite indoor training facility, gymnasium, pool, childcare centre and an events lawn. In bid documents and videos, the venue had been referred to as Ipswich Stadium. It was also initially referred to as 'The Reserve Community Arena' by the Brisbane Lions before the naming-rights sponsorship with Brighton Homes was announced. States Aust. Brighton Homes Arena. Brighton Homes Arena Details. Brisbane Lions extend partnership with Ticketmaster.

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The Lions are travelling to Perth to play Fremantle for Round 1. Use of the meeting rooms, training facilities, auditorium and a digital media studio will enhance the capability of Multicultural Australia to settle new migrants and refugees. The program exposes junior players to industry coaches and staff and provides a pathway to forming a professional career in the AFL and AFLW competitions. Vehicles cannot remain here and will need to find parking offsite. Why not share? Academy enrolment has grown from 80 to elite athletes over the past five years and the Clubs seeks to grow this to athletes by Brisbane Lions extend partnership with Ticketmaster. Our partner, Multicultural Australia , an organisation which work towards making refugees, migrants and others feel welcome in the Queensland community will be based within the facility. The boutique arena will accommodate up to 10, spectators for major sports matches and community events. Club Logo.

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Club Logo. P2 is closed to public parking. Community sports matches will be played on the main oval as scheduling permits, with infrastructure to support community use to be built underneath the grandstand. Lights allow for broadcast night matches to take place, while a LED video screen is located behind the goals. Final renders released for Brisbane Lions HQ. Take a seat and watch the team train, whilst enjoying a range of free activities, giveaways and games, including face painting, bungee trampolines and AFLW Premiership Cup photos. Vehicles cannot remain here and will need to find parking offsite. Lachie Neale says Friday night's one-point loss to Carlton is a timely reality check for Brisbane, labelling its performance as selfish, lazy and believing of its own hype. Starcevich slims down for Brisbane's premiership push. Up Next Autoplay. Pedestrian concourses, seating, shade and catering facilities will ensure that the facility meets the modern expectations of spectators in relation to comfort and disabled accessibility. There will also be capacity to host cultural festivals and events activating all the spaces in the precinct. Loading Gallery. We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.