Ken Rosewall Arena

Here for the NSW public schools pulse alive concert. Great venue for that. Shame it is no longer used as a tennis court.

Although a long walk from anywhere/everywhere once there all is ok. Noce grounds around so a pleasant walk and basically flat. The pedestrian entry seems to be the furthest most point to get to, especially if coming from the area of the DFO. Had a bit of rain during our visit which was awkward. Having the roof once inside the stadium made such a difference obviously. There is some narrow cover qhen waiting just outside the actual arena, none along the walkway though.We had tickets to the United Cup and this was mostly excellent. A couple of players didn't seem motivated but overall I'd rate the event quite successful and entertaining. We went to 3 sessions overall, with various seating around the arena. Initially we sat behind the umpire, 2nd row possibly D1 section, which was very close to the action. Not a bad spot but watching the ball was dizzying to some degree. Amazing though when live and up close. 2nd session was behind the court almost at the centre line but again 2nd row. This was great. Could see all the action and the ball without the dizzy. Good spot. 3rd session was just behind the players box in the corner, section A2. Again a great viewpoint and would consider again.If planning a visit always keep the time frame to access the location in your calculations. Consider going to this event next year.

Before Australian Open we went to watch United Cup here in this stadium. Different countries compete as a team and was lucky to see Nadal, Coco, Jasper, De Minnuar, Berritini etc in action. Well organized event , good security & great ambiance, only location quite far.

It's a good venue for watching tennis but the acoustics were terrible sitting in section G2. This has been an ongoing problem for a number of years and while the roof is good for shade and rain it is not good for hearing interviews and announcements.Outside of centre court the sound system is excellent.Food is expensive and if you try to get parking 15-30 minutes before the event starts you will be in a traffic jam.

Nice tennis venue. The outdoor area seems fun with lots of food vendors and people walking around. The venue is bigger than the outside structure as it goes down below ground level. In fact, half of the building is below ground level.

We had a wonderful experience at Ken Rosewall Arena as we courtside. However, we did walk around a little, and the view of the court was great from various levels. The roof was great & protected is from the heavy rain.

We caught the 526 bus from Homebush to Bicentennial Park then walked to the Arena. The walk was pleasant and didn't take long plus was well lit at night. The Arena is lovely. Toilets were clean, lots of food outlets to grab something to eat before the game. We were there to see the NSW Swifts play Adelaide Thunderbirds.

Had a great experience watching the United Cup at Ken Rosewall Arena. The tennis was of very high quality and views of it was great. The staff around the grounds were also extremely friendly. The food inside (actually outside via food trucks and stalls) is a bit pricy but looked really yummy.

Great venue for tennis. The stadium is a lot bigger than it appears in the outside. Located within the Sydney Olympic Park precinct, this arena hosts the United Cup among other events. Stadium seat is tiered well so views off the court are not obstructed. Seats aren’t as comfy as the ones as Qudos Arena if in upper sections however the lower seats do have armrests and cup holders. The stadium is easy to navigate, doors closest to the entrance are L and M. Sections A- D are accessible after M section, it’s quicker than walking all the way around.The outdoor section is pretty cool with seats set up to view the big screen. Plenty of food vendors as well, prices are on the expensive side which is expected at these sporting events.Parking is a trek to this arena, P3 and P4 are the closest but still a 10-15min walk as they are just over a kilometre away from the stadium. A shuttle bus is offered from P5 and the train station. Priority parking at P7 which is about 200 metres from the entrance is offered but it needs to be booked in advance as the display ticket is sent via post and must be clearly visible on the car dash.

Great stadium with good facilities and food and drink vendors. The roof was ideal on a wet night!