For the first time ever, Australia and New Zealand will host the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup™ beginning on Thursday 20 July 2023. The best players around the globe will take centre stage with 64 matches to be played across 9 cities.
Adelaide will host 5 matches headlined by games featuring Brazil and England, as well as a Round 16 knockout match. All matches will be played at Hindmarsh Stadium starting on Monday 24 July to Tuesday 8 August 2023.
FREE travel will be available for all attendees with a valid match day ticket on all Adelaide Metro bus, train and tram services. Accredited staff of the FIFA Women’s World Cup™ can also travel for FREE on all services from Tuesday 4 July to Sunday 13 August 2023.
Free Public Transport
FREE travel to Hindmarsh Stadium will be available for all attendees with a valid match day ticket on all Adelaide Metro bus, train and tram services.
Bus:
Additional bus services will operate before and after each match at Hindmarsh Stadium during the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup™.
FWWC Shuttle:
A dedicated FWWC bus shuttle will operate to and from the FIFA Fan Festival™ hub at Festival Plaza, King William Road to Hindmarsh Stadium.
These services will operate at a high frequency approximately four hours before the match and one hour after the final whistle.
FWWC shuttle stops include:
- Stop D1 Currie Street
- Stop, E1 Currie Street
- Stop G2 Grenfell Street
- Stop X1 Pulteney Street
- Temporary Stop King William Road (adjacent the FIFA Fan Festival™ hub at Festival Plaza)
- Stop 5 Port Road – North side (adjacent The Gov)
Train:
Additional train services will operate after each match, with Bowden Railway Station 850m walk to Hindmarsh Stadium.
- Grange
- Outer Harbor
Tram:
Additional tram services will operate before and after each match at Hindmarsh Stadium during the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup™.
The Glenelg and Botanic routes both stop at the Entertainment Centre Tram Stop, which is a 650m walk to Hindmarsh Stadium.
Source: Adelaide Metro