DoSydney Olympic Park

Cathy Freeman Park

The Olympic Cauldron, which was the centrepiece of the water themed opening ceremony is now a large fountain that the kids (or adults) can run under. The park can also be used for picnics.

Address: Olympic Boulevard
Getting there: there are fountains at the southern and northern ends of Olympic Boulevard
Price: Free

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DrinkSydney Olympic Park
The Brewery
Under the Novotel Hotel, corner of Olympic Boulevard and Dawn Fraser Avenue. A pub with a bistro and live sports on 12 screens. Live entertainment on Fridays. Open from 11AM into the night. A quiet and pleasant spot for a drink and a feed on any normal day of the week. On event days, they get out their plastic glasses, security fences, and seats are at a premium. Arrive near to event time and expect a queue to get in.
DoSydney Olympic Park
Badminton
Sports Halls
The Sports Halls are used for a variety of indoor sports, but getting a Badminton court is probably the easiest. Order and pay online, and then rock up 15 minutes before your session. You'll need to bring your own equipment. Table Tennis tables are also available.
Mon-Thu noon-10PM, Fri 4-10PM, Sat Sun 8AM-9PMFrom $26 per court
EatSydney Olympic Park
Boulevard Brasserie & Bar
Arena Restaurant & Wine Bar
Modern Australian dining.
open 6AM-11PM$20-35
SeeSydney Olympic Park
Sydney Showground
A collection of convention halls and pavilions mainly used for the Sydney Royal Easter Show, although used for other events throughout the year. The Showground also has Sydney Showground Stadium which is used for AFL, cricket (BBL) and baseball. It is sometimes used as a temporary stadium for football and Rugby codes.