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Location
Sydney Olympic Park is accessible by bus, train, ferry and by car. For transport information phone 131 500. If you choose to drive, there are 10,000 car spaces. Casual parking is available at $4 per hour to a maximum of $20 per day. Parking for events at the Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre, the best parking station is P3. For major event days, bookings can be pre-booked and pre-paid through Ticketek. There are various location for Ticketek around Sydney and also Australia. There is also an Agency located in the Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre. Bookings can also be taken over the phone by calling 132 849 or by going to their website at www.ticketek.com.au Check out www.sydneyolympicpark.com.au for any road closure notices.

Casual Sport Hire
The Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre has two large halls available for court hire. The main arena which is the larger of the two, can be split into 3 courts by dividing curtains. The courts are suitable for basketball, netball, indoor soccer and indoor hockey and other sports can be accommodated on request.

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The Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre is a focal point for regional, national and international sport and a venue for an almost unlimited variety of entertainment, corporate, community and leisure activities.

What's On

Gymnastics Club

Gymnastics Club Rules

Recreational Classes
Recreational classes cater for both boys and girls from 5-12 years of age. Gymnastics teaches children coordination, discipline, listening skills as well as gross and fine motor skills. It promotes good health by improving strength, flexibility and fitness. The children participate in activities such as tumbling, balancing, swinging and jumping in a fun and safe environment. Classes have a ratio of 1 coach to 8 children.

Special Event Hire
Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre is one of Sydney's most versatile venues.

Programs
After School Gymnastics Recreational classes cater for both boys and girls from 5-12 years of age. Gymnastics teaches children coordination, discipline and listening skills as well as gross and fine motor skills. School Sports Program The School Sports Program gives primary and high school students the opportunity to experience sports they would not normally play, in venues they would not normally have access to, under the guidance of qualified coaches. The programs are held at the Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre, Sports Halls and Hockey Centre.

Room Capacities
Arena, Hall of Legends, Auditorium One, Auditorium Two, Waratah Room, Eva Redfern Lounge, Hall of Champions

Auditorium One
The Auditorium One and Two are both located on level two of the Sports Centre adjacent to one another. These rooms have theatre style capacities of 160 and 110 respectively and are ideal for conferences, meetings, dinners and cocktail parties etc.

Auditorium Two
Auditorium One and Two are both located on level two of the Sports Centre adjacent to one another and with direct access from the reception foyer. These rooms have theatre style capacities of 160 and 110 respectively and are ideal for conferences, meetings, dinners and cocktail parties etc.

Dinners
For large functions guests can enjoy pre-dinner drinks in the Hall of Legends before moving into the main arena for dinner.

School Holiday Programs
Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre Gymnastics – Teeny Weenies 4–5 years Gymnastics Mini Gym 5-8 years Gymnastics – Gym Fun 9-12 years Trampoline & Other Fun Stuff 5-12 years Sydney Olympic Park Sports Halls Badminton For Beginners 8-14 years Badminton Skills Development 8-14 years Table Tennis For Beginners 6-14 years Table Tennis Skills Development 6-14 years

Sports Events
The Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre is Australia's premier indoor sports arena.

Competitive Gymnastics
When a gymnast has progressed through the recreational Stepping Stone Award System they may then choose to move into the competitive Levels Stream. Levels gymnasts have the opportunity to compete in club competitions at the end of each term and are eligible for selection to compete in regional competitions.

High School Formals
Step out of your limo and walk the red carpet into your school formal at Sydney Olympic Park’s newest function space, the Hall of Legends.

School Speech Nights
Are you making the most of your school’s annual speech night? Is it an effective showcase for the talents and achievements of your school community? *Book your 2010 School Speech Night before the end of August 2010 & receive the use of the Hall Of Legends for FREE. Valued at $1290.00 * Offer available to new clients only

Traffic Changes
Please find below the dates and times of road closures for events in August & September 2010 (as of Monday 23 August, 2010): TBA Rabbotohs v Eels Friday 27 or Saturday 28 or Sunday 29 or Monday 30 August, 2010 The following road closures will be installed at TBA on TBA: Olympic Boulevard on the northern side of Dawn Fraser Avenue Olympic Boulevard on the southern side of Grand Parade Saturday September 11, 2010 - Wallabies v New Zealand ARU The following road closures will commence at 19:00 on Friday September 10, 2010: - Dawn Fraser Avenue at Showground Road - Dawn Fraser Avenue at Olympic Boulevard The following closures will begin from 12:00 on Saturday September 11, 2010: - Olympic Boulevard between Sarah Durack Avenue and Kevin Coombs Avenue - Grand Parade at Olympic Boulevard - Dawn Fraser between Park Street and Edwin Flack Avenue - Herb Elliott at Olympic Boulevard - Kevin Coombs Avenue between Australia Avenue and Pondage Link - Showground Road between Novotel Hotel Loading Dock and Murray Rose Avenue - Shirley Strickland between Rod Laver Drive and Olympic Boulevard - Rod Laver Drive at Tennis Centre Car Park - Figtree Drive at Olympic Boulevard - Shirley Strickland between Rod Laver Drive and P4 car park The above road closures will be removed by 06:00 on Sunday September 12, 2010. The following closures will take place for egress approximately 21:00 to 23:00. - Edwin Flack from Birnie Ave to Old Hill Link - Edwin Flack at Acer Arena Loading Dock - Shirley Strickland at Sarah Durack Avenue - Murray Rose Avenue between Park Street and Showground Road