2011 Event Maps
Main Arena Set up
CCI** Course
Please note
Tickets will be avilable from the Box Office Victoria Park Main Gates, Fullarton Rd Friday 18th , Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th November, and also at the Box Office on East Terrace just noth of th of Bartels Rd Saturday the 19th November.
Spectators Guide
We hope the following information will assist you in planning your stay in Adelaide for the Australian International 3 Day Event and also help you have a safe and enjoyable experience with us.
If you’re looking for some other things to see and do while you’re here in Adelaide, download the online Adelaide Visitor Guide for stacks of tips of where to go and what to see.
We’ve also included details about the road closures, including tips for avoiding the traffic.
If you are planning to drive, there’s also a link to the City of Adelaide website with information on parking options, as there is very little public parking at the event site.
Public transport makes getting to and from the city edge site easy and we’ve included a link to bus, tram and train timetables. There are also a number of options for disabled viewing to assist you to enjoy the three days of competition.
Horse sports can be dangerous. Please observe all signage and follow safety instructions provided by officials.
GETTING THERE
GETTING THERE Held in Adelaide’s spectacular city parklands, the Australian International 3 Day Event is particularly easy to get to and within walking distance from Adelaide’s CBD. If you choose to drive, there are a number of public parking stations nearby.
Public Transport is another viable option given the event’s proximity to the city. For more information, check the Adelaide Metro website.
Adelaide is arguably Australia’s most accessible city – the Mt Lofty Ranges and pristine city beaches lie only 20 minutes from the CBD and our world-renowned wine regions are only an hour away. Adelaide is also rich in Aboriginal and European heritage, and our city showcases stunning architecture.
Adelaide’s history and culture is on display along North Terrace where the South Australian Museum, Art Gallery of South Australia and Migration Museum can be found. The Aboriginal Cultures Gallery at the South Australian Museum houses the most extensive collection of Aboriginal artefacts in the world.
Adelaide has many dining precincts that offer visitors a range of culinary delights in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere – Rundle Street, Hutt St, Gouger Street in the city, O’Connell Street Nth Adelaide, Parade Norwood, and King William Rd Unley Park to name just a few close to the action in Rymill Park.
Click here for more information on things to do, and places to stay in South Australia.
PARKING AND ROAD CLOSURES
Parking
In 2011, the Heart of the Event will be in Victoria Park and the Main Arena in front of the newly renovated Heritage Grandstand.
The main gates and Box office on Thursday 17th Friday 18th and Sunday 20th November will be on Fullarton Road near the Corner with Wakefield Street. ON Cross Country Day Saturday 19th November, the main Fullarton Road entrance and Boxoffice will be open as will another Box office positioned on East Terrace, just down from Bartels Rd .
There are a number of parking stations close to the event site, located on Rundle Street and North Terrace.
For more information about public parking, please visit the Adelaide City Council website.
For more information about public parking, please visit the Adelaide City Council website.
Road Closures
Road Closures The 2011 Australian International 3 Day Event is held across three of Adelaide’s famous parklands. This necessitates the closing of some of roads to provide a safe competition for both horses and spectators.
With the relocation of the majority of the event to Victoria Park, the only road closures needed will be on Saturday November 19.
Both Wakefield and Bartels Roads will be closed on Saturday the 19th November from 5am to 6pm.
DISABLED ACCESS
DISABLED ACCESS The organisers of the 2011 Australian International 3 Day Event are committed to providing disabled access to the event site for all three phases of the competition. For more information about disabled access, please phone Operations Manager, Cameron Pagon on 0417 826 069.