Busy Precinct: 30 & 31 August
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Please be mindful of increased venue activity and limited parking.
We wish to advise patrons that 30 & 31 August will be extremely busy at Perth HPC, with several major events scheduled which patrons who wish to use the venue.
Parking staff will be on site to direct you to the nearest available spot, but some areas are off site and patrons will need to walk to the venue.
Please plan ahead, allow extra time and be prepared for the weather.
30 August Events
- Swimming WA carnival 8am - 5pm
- Diving WA State Champs 1pm -5pm
- Urzila Carlson shows 1pm and 6pm
31 August - City to Surf
Approximately 6.00am to 1.00pm
- Stephenson Avenue
- Underwood Avenue
- Brockway Road
- Perry Lakes Drive
Please visit the official City to Surf website to view the road closures and alternate routes:
https://perthcitytosurf.com/perthroadclosures
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