Langley Park

Langley Park is one of the largest open-air event spaces in central Perth, a broad riverside park designed to accommodate festivals, concerts, sporting events and other large gatherings. Covering approximately 90,000 m², the venue offers highly flexible event layouts and has an official capacity of more than 35,000 visitors for major events. Rather than permanent grandstands or an enclosed architectural structure, its character comes from the expansive grassed area, views towards the Swan River and the ability to accommodate temporary stages, seating and festival zones.

The experience inside Langley Park varies with each event because there is no permanent seating plan or fixed concert infrastructure. Sound systems, stages, food and beverage areas and audience zones are installed according to the organiser's requirements, allowing the same space to operate as a major concert ground, festival site or sporting venue. Basic facilities in and around the park include public toilets, benches and drinking water, while additional amenities depend on the individual event setup.

Address: 103 Birdiya Dr, Perth, Australia. The park can be approached from Birdiya Drive and surrounding streets, with paid car parks and on-street parking available nearby as well as bus stops serving the area. Entrance locations and traffic arrangements may change for major events, so visitors should follow event signage and organiser instructions for the correct entry point. For broader information on travelling around Perth and connections with other parts of the city, the transport overview further down the page provides additional context.

Perth, the sun-soaked capital of Western Australia, is more than a city on the Indian Ocean – it’s also a standout destination for top-tier entertainment and events. Visitors are drawn to its relaxed vibe, modern urban scene, and the fact that key arenas and stadiums are easy to reach, making night-out planning simple and stress-free.

The city prides itself on practical transport infrastructure: Transperth connects the wider metro area by bus, train and ferry, so getting to major event precincts is straightforward without the hassle. If you arrive by rail, Perth Station and Perth Underground Station sit right in the heart of the CBD and work as natural starting points for moving between neighbourhoods. If you fly in, Perth Airport (PER) is the city’s main airport, and connections into town make it easy to transfer onto urban routes and continue towards your accommodation or event locations.

For the full experience, Perth is best explored on foot before or after a concert or match: stroll along the Swan River and drop by Elizabeth Quay, a lively waterfront precinct whose views round out the evening perfectly. For sweeping outlooks and a touch of nature, many visitors choose Kings Park, while central streets, cultural spots and neighbourhoods packed with bars and restaurants are ideal for a quick bite or extending the night with the city’s rhythm.