ATHLETE TRAINING FEES

Available on a casual basis or by purchasing a training pass for extended periods.

• Single Visit | Adult $9.20 | Concession $7.00
• Three Month Pass | Adult $146.00 | Concession $119.00
• 12 Month Pass | Adult $390.00 | Concession $335.00

Payment: to be made from the ticket booth at the front of the stadium during training times. If booth is unattended, please use the intercom to speak to stadium management.

STADIUM ACCESS

Please refer to live calendar below for times of open public training sessions.

USING A TRAINING PASS
Scan your valid training pass at the front gate turnstiles to gain access.

USING A SINGLE VISIT PASS
Visit the ticket booth to purchase your single visit pass from stadium staff.
The ticket booth will be unattended during the day. Please use intercom to arrange access.

Access will only be permitted during the set training times. The stadium will be closed for training if a booking for the venue exists during those times.

PRIVATE COACH ACCESS FEES

• Three Month Pass | $30.00
• Six Month Pass | $60.00
• Nine Month Pass | $90.00
• 12 Month Pass | $120.00

Payment: to be made from the ticket booth at the front of the stadium during training times. If booth is unattended, please use the intercom to speak to stadium management.

STADIUM ACCESS

Please refer to live calendar below for times of open public training sessions.

USING A COACHING PASS
Scan your valid coaching pass at the front gate turnstiles to gain access

All coaches must have a signed Training Hire Agreement with Office for Recreation Sport and Racing. This can be obtained and signed when purchasing a Coaching Pass.

Access will only be permitted during the set training times. The stadium will be closed for training if a booking for the venue exists during those times.

Training Hire Agreement

As per Private Coach Hire Agreement, coaches will hold ‘People Conducting Business or Undertaking’ (PCBU) responsibility for athletes whilst onsite at the SA Athletics Stadium Facility.

REPORTING MAINTENANCE

Coaches/Athlete can report any maintenance issues using the online form:

View online form

REPORTING INJURY, INCIDENT, NEAR MISS OR HAZARD

• Any injuries, incidents, near misses or hazards which occur at the venue must be reported via the incident form below, the same day the incident occurs.
• Examples of reportable incidents are as follows:
  • Facility – An injury occurs where a person cuts themselves on a sharp edge of a building, whilst onsite.
  • Grounds – An injury occurs to a player on a field due to a broken, or protruding sprinkler head.
  • Equipment at facility – A hazard is witnessed which could potentially cause future injury - a leaking tap causing a puddle which could be slipped on.
  • Event management issues – A near miss occurs where a pedestrian is almost struck by a moving vehicle, as the event management/traffic management has shared pedestrian vehicle zones.
• You are not required to fill out a form when an incident relates to a sports or sporting related injury. E.g. two players collide on a playing field causing injury, with no other circumstances relating to facility or grounds.
• However in saying this if any sporting related incident that may gather negative media or public attention we would appreciate a courtesy notification at your earliest convenience.
• If an incident occurs on a weekend or out of hours and you need some guidance or support on completing the form, please call the Operations Venues Team out of hours support number - 0423 784 383.

Download report form

Subject to approval through the State Commission Assessment Panel and Minister for Planning, works will soon commence at the Mile End Sports Precinct (north) for construction of the National Centre for Sports Aerodynamics (NCSA). The Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing (ORSR) has been actively working with Athletics SA, SA Masters, SA Little Athletics Association, SA Athletic League and City-Bay to understand key user activity, and how to minimise the impact of construction.

From Tuesday 14 February 2023, the proposed site (image below) will undergo construction mobilisation, including the erection of temporary fencing and builders compound. Construction works will only commence once approval is granted. From February, training and competition for throwing activities that are impacted by the development (shot put, discus, hammer throw) will occur in the Main Stadium under instruction from the Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing. During the athletics off-season, whilst works occur to reinstate the equipment, the northern precinct will be closed with the exception of the 110m warm up track.

For further information, or general enquiries – please contact the Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing at ORSR.saathleticsstadium@sa.gov.au