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TICKETING
Accessible ticketing enquiries should be directed to the Ticketek Special Needs hotline by calling&nbsp;1300 665 915.
PARKING
There are a range of accessible parking options for patrons attending an SCG event in either EP2 and EP3 off Driver Ave and Entertainment Quarter car park off Errol Flynn Boulevard.
Accessible parking is available on ground level in either EP2, EP3 and Entertainment Quarter car parks.
Mobility impaired patrons can be dropped off in the north of Driver Ave off Moore Park Road and in the south off Driver Ave off Lang Road which is the closest location to the SCG.
Arrangements for picking up mobility impaired patrons must be made prior to the match ending. For those wishing to pick up persons, please make contact with the Greater Sydney Parklands Rangers and/or NSW Police on the night who will be able to assist.
ENTRY
Patrons attending a SCG match, accessible gates are located at Gate A, D and E off Driver Ave and Gates F and G off Moore Park Road, down Paddington Lane.

Accessibility

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Conditions of Entry

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COVID-19 Safety

In order to protect the safety of all persons, Venues NSW reserves the right to vary security screening requirements and prohibit any items at its discretion and without notice
• All employees of Venues NSW and NSW Police are considered ‘officers of the venue’ and are authorised to enforce the House Policy for the Service of Alcohol and all regulations, conditions and legislation associated with the venue
• Any patrons, staff or visitors who breach the By-Law, House Policy or Act may be evicted from the premises and receive an infringement notice/s
• All persons' movements upon entering the premises will be subject to monitoring by security systems such as but not limited to Closed Circuit Television
• For safety and security purposes, facial recognition technology in combination with CCTV may be in operation within this area. These technologies may film and/or photograph you to identify whether you pose a risk to the safety and security of the premises or are authorised to enter the premises. By entering the premises you agree to use of these technologies in accordance with the Security Monitoring Policy
• The SCG is a No Smoking venue
• Persons entering the playing area or other areas closed to the public without authorisation will be prosecuted
• Venues NSW will not be held liable or responsible for any loss, damage or theft to or from any person/s, vehicle and/or goods or equipment howsoever caused, and any consequential damages or loss, including economic loss arising from such loss, damage or theft.
• Persons entering the premises are reminded to not leave personal items such as bags unattended. Unattended bags will be considered suspicious items until proven otherwise
• Workers, patrons and visitors must respect all others and not engage in any conduct directed towards any player, match official or any other patron in a manner which offends, insults, humiliates, intimidates, threatens, disparages or vilifies that person on the basis of that person’s race, colour, religion, sexuality, decent, nationality or ethnic background, special ability/disability or sexual orientation, preference or identity.&nbsp;
• Workers, patrons and visitors are not permitted to wear or otherwise display any unauthorised commercial (ambush marketing), political or other offensive logos or signage.
• Unauthorised soliciting or surveying on Venues NSW Grounds is not permitted
• No alcohol can be taken from the SCG&nbsp;
• Vehicle entry to grounds is by the express approval of Venues NSW management and no other party
• Vehicles which do not park in allocated parking spaces or impede access to or from the premises or safety related equipment may be subject to infringement and or towing without notice
• By entering you agree to the terms of the Privacy Policy.

General Restrictions & Conditions

Prams and strollers are permitted in the stadium. They can be placed in seating areas if they fit under the patron’s seat as long as they do not present a safety hazard to others. Please click here to see the full <a href="https://www.sydneycricketground.com.au/conditions_of_entry" data-new-window="true" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">SCG Conditions of Entry.</a>

Prams & Strollers

The Sydney Cricket Ground understands that your privacy is very important and that you have the right to control your personal information. SCG undertakes the act with integrity at all times when dealing with information that you have entrusted to this organisation.
Personal Dealings
Home address, email addresses, phone numbers, fax numbers and other details that are submitted to the Trust are treated with the utmost respect for your privacy.
The Trust will not make this information available to any external party without your consent unless:
Required by law
We believe it necessary to provide you with a service which you have requested
To implement our terms of use
To protect the property of the Trust, any Trust user, or any member of the public
To lessen a serious threat to a person's health or safety
The Trust will comply with any request from you to remove information about yourself, unless the information is required for fulfilling and existing service obligation to you. You can contact our privacy officer by email on&nbsp;
<a href="mailto:privacy@scgt.nsw.gov.au">privacy@scgt.nsw.gov.au</a>
&nbsp;or by telephone on&nbsp;(02) 9360 6601.
Website usage information
When you access the Trust websites, our internet service provider (ISP) logs the following information for standard statistical analysis:
The server address of your internet service provider (ISP)
The date and time of your visit
The pages you accessed
The type of browser you are using
The statistics package provided by our internet service provider (ISP) collates the data into information for use in understanding the usage patterns of visitors to the website.
The statistics package does not identify any individual user during this process.
Cookies
The Trust websites use cookies. Cookies are small text files that are automatically placed on a user's computer. Cookies themselves do not personally identify users, although they do contain a unique identifier which allows the website to customise content based on a user's previous selections, type of browser or type of computer.
E-Commerce Transactions
Users should be aware that there are inherent risks in transmitting information across the internet.
Information submitted when engaged in an online transaction with the Trust is passed through a registered secure server. The registered secure server used by the Trust makes use of all available protective processes for the security of e-commerce information.

Privacy Policy

<ul>
 <li>Alcoholic refreshments</li>
 <li>Illicit drugs</li>
 <li>Fireworks, flares or any other explosive device</li>
 <li>Glass bottles, metal containers, aluminium cans or any other breakable containers</li>
 <li>Offensive weapons such as knives, bladed weapons, laser pointers or firearms</li>
 <li>Toy or imitation weapons</li>
 <li>Skateboards, scooters, rollerblades or bicycles</li>
 <li>Automated vehicles such as segways, hoverboards or battery powered transportation devices other than electric wheelchairs</li>
 <li>Dogs or other pets with the exception of guidance or assistance dogs</li>
 <li>Large eskies (that cannot fit under your seat)</li>
 <li>Any flag poles over 1.5 metres in length or flags/banners over 1 meter x 1 meter in size</li>
 <li>Any flags or banners which contain text or images which are deemed offensive, discriminatory or intimidating in nature</li>
 <li>Cameras with detachable lenses larger than 200mm (accredited media excepted)</li>
 <li>Video Cameras and equipment including tripods and sound equipment (Accredited media excepted)</li>
 <li>Any item which, as deemed by the Venues NSW, can cause public nuisance or offence (musical instruments, whistles, horns and/or sirens) to any other patron in the premises</li>
</ul>

Restricted / Prohibited items

BUYING TICKETS
Who are the authorised ticket sellers for this event?
Ticketek is the only authorised seller of general public tickets for all events held at the SCG. If you purchase tickets from websites such as Viagogo, eBay, Gumtree, scalpers, or any other unauthorised seller, you risk that these tickets are fake, void, or have previously been/will be cancelled.
How can I buy tickets?
General public tickets to all events at the SCG are sold through Ticketek, the only authorised seller for any SCG event. You can buy a ticket online via ticketek.com.au, over the phone on&nbsp;132 849, or in person at Ticketek agencies. On major event days, Ticketek sell tickets (until sold out) from the SCG box offices, which generally open half an hour prior to public gates opening.
How do I purchase accessible seating?
Accessible ticketing enquiries should be directed to the Ticketek Special Needs hotline by calling&nbsp;1300 665 915.
How can I sit in a private suite or host a function at an event at the SCG?
For premium hospitality at the SCG, please <a href="https://www.scghospitality.com.au/en-au/event-calendar/" data-new-window="true" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">click here</a>
Do children need a ticket for events?
Please check the relevant event for child age restrictions as they differ between sporting partners and events. However, if a child of any age will occupy a seat, a ticket must be 
purchased. All children aged 12 or under must be accompanied by an adult at all times when attending an event at the SCG.
How do I qualify for a concession ticket?
Concession entitlements vary between hirers of the SCG. Information about concession tickets will be provided at the point of sale by Ticketek. You must bring your concession ID to the SCG to show staff when scanning your ticket into the ground.
I chose Venue Collection for my ticket delivery. Where do I collect my tickets from?
If you chose venue collection as your ticket delivery option when purchasing, you can collect your tickets on the day of the event from the Ticketek box offices between Gates B and C at the SCG on Driver Avenue.
I have a mobile ticket. How do I scan my ticket at the venue?
For a quicker entry into the venue, please turn the brightness up on your phone and have your tickets pre-loaded and ready for scanning before you arrive. If your phone screen is cracked, please have your mobile tickets loaded on an alternative phone to scan. If your phone has run out of battery, please visit the box office.
Is parking or public transport included in the cost of my ticket?
Car parking is not included with your ticket. However, limited parking is available in the precinct and payment may be made via EFTPOS. Public transport to and from the event is included for some but not all events at the discretion of our sporting partners. Please be sure to check in advance and plan ahead.
SEATING
What seat can I purchase a ticket for?
Each sport or event has its own specific seating arrangements on a match-by-match basis.&nbsp;Please consult the seating map general overview of the ground’s seating areas.
How much of the event can I see if I purchase a restricted view ticket?
Each sport or event may have restricted view seats. However, most restricted view tickets allow for much of the playing surface to be seen, and you’ll be advised when purchasing your ticket if your seat has a restricted view.
Will my seat be located under cover?
No SCG seat can be guaranteed protection from the elements but the following table can be used as a guide.

Ticket and seating information

Venues NSW (Sydney Cricket Ground) regards the safety and security of workers and spectators as our highest priority. We work closely with NSW Police to assess security and safety risks at all our events. As a result, minimum security requirements may change at short notice.&nbsp;
To help us keep the stadium safe:
<ul>
 <li>Take public transport.</li>
 <li>Arrive early.</li>
 <li>Don’t bring a bag. If bringing a bag is necessary, consider bringing a clear bag or a small bag with minimal compartments.</li>
 <li>Report anything suspicious. If you see something, say something.</li>
</ul>
When attending our events, you will be subject to security screening at stadium entrances which may include:
<ul>
 <li>An inspection of any bags you may be carrying. Note: you may be asked to remove items from your bag to assist the inspection process.</li>
 <li>Screening using fixed and/or hand-held magnetometers.</li>
 <li>Explosive residue testing.</li>
 <li>Frisk searches.</li>
</ul>
When visiting our venue you will be monitored using Closed Circuit Television (CCTV). Your image may be stored as part of this process in accordance with out terms and conditions of entry.
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Venues NSW operates an Emergency Management Plan that is compliant with&nbsp;AS3745:2010 Planning for Emergencies in Facilities.&nbsp;The Emergency Management Plan has been developed in close consultation with the NSW Police and other relevant stakeholders to allow Venues NSW and its partners to respond effectively to a broad range of emergencies both inside our venues and in the surrounding areas.
You will receive instructions on what to do in an emergency upon your arrival on match day via the venue's Public Address System, video screens and IPTV screens.
In the event of an emergency on match day:
<ul>
 <li>Venue staff and NSW Police&nbsp;will provide direction to patrons on how to respond to an emergency. Patrons may also receive messages&nbsp;on the venue's&nbsp;Public Address System, video screens, IPTV screens and notifications from the SCG and Allianz Stadium App</li>
 <li>The Sydney Cricket Ground&nbsp;is not evacuated for all emergencies. In some cases it is safer to remain inside the venue. For this reason all patrons must ensure they follow the directions of venue staff and the NSW Police</li>
 <li>If instructed, patrons may be required to leave the area they are in and walk to the nearest emergency exit by following the illuminated exit signage</li>
 <li>Once you have exited the venue do not attempt to re-enter</li>
</ul>
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT FOR PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY
Venues NSW&nbsp;has specific procedures for protecting persons with a disability in an emergency. Persons with a disability (or their carers) should make themselves known to the Customer Service Staff member in their seating area upon entry to the venue.&nbsp;Customer Service Staff will be able to&nbsp;provide specific instructions for responding to an emergency in your area. Theses instructions may include information regarding:
<ul>
 <li>The nearest accessible emergency exits</li>
 <li>The location of refuge points for persons with impaired mobility</li>
 <li>Audio and visual queues to indicate an emergency situation</li>
 <li>Other requirements specific to the persons needs</li>
</ul>
FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT
<ul>
 <li>Patrons should be aware that sporting equipment such as footballs or cricket balls may be kicked, thrown or struck from the playing field into the seating areas at any time.&nbsp;Venues NSW is not responsible for any illness, injury or damages caused by balls being kicked, thrown or struck into the seating areas</li>
 <li>Umbrellas are allowed into the SCG but cannot be opened in the seating bowl</li>
 <li>Patrons choosing to leave valuables on the premises do so at their own risk</li>
 <li>Venues NSW&nbsp;cannot be held responsible for any damages including but not limited to any lost, stolen, damaged or misplaced personal items</li>
 <li>Patrons should note that children must be supervised by an accompanying adult at all times whilst inside the premises.</li>
</ul>
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VISITOR INFORMATION

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Conditions of entry