Getting to the Venue
Catching Public Transport is the best way to get to the venue located at the Moore Park. A number of regular Sydney buses run from Eddy Avenue at Central Station and stop near Moore Park including Routes 372, 339, 374 or 376. Alternatively, it is an approximate 30 minute walk from the city.
The venue is easily accessible by car and only a 10 minute drive from the Sydney CBD with stacks of parking options immediately alongside the event – see details below.
Please note that traffic can be heavy in the area for the show especially on roads approaching and around the precinct, so if possible we recommend you take public transport to the event – see full details on public transport options below.
To plan your trip on public transport visit: https://transportnsw.info/
By Car
Before leaving home, be sure to check Live Traffic NSW for road updates. Traffic changes for CBD and South East Light Rail construction may affect how you travel. Plan ahead and allow extra time when travelling in the South East.
Special event clearways will be in place from 9am each day on various key roads around Moore Park and nearby areas. Check signs before parking as vehicles left in clearways will be towed and a fee applies
Centennial Park Cark Park
The Centennial Park car park will be open for visitor parking on both Show days for just $25/day and is located directly opposite the venue and you can enter from Driver Avenue.
Wilson (Multi-Deck) Car Park
Car parking is available in the Wilson Multi-Deck car park located in the Entertainment Quarter. Just enter via Lang Road and the car park entry is actually located on Errol Flynn Boulevard. We recommend you arrive early to secure a parking space in the Multi-Deck car park as this does fill up fast and the rates are outlined below. Use this map to monitor road works, accidents, traffic flow and more.
- Up to 2 Hours: FREE
- 2 – 3 Hours: $8
- 3 – 4 Hours: $10
- 4 – 5 Hours: $14
- 5 – 6 Hours: $18
- 6+ Hours: $25
- Maximum: $25
Please note: Limited street parking is available around Centennial Park on Cook St, Moore Park Rd and Robertson Rd with parking meters starting from around $3.30 per hour.
By Public Transport
As timetables and routes can change we always suggest you check the Dog Lovers Show Transport NSW page when planning your trip and use the Trip Planner to view a number of options.
The simplest way to get to the venue on public transport is catching a train to Central Station and taking a regular Sydney Bus service from Eddy Avenue.
Train
The closest train station to Moore Park is Central Station (30 minute walk as seen on this walking route map via Devonshire Street and the Albert ‘Tibby’ Cotter Walkway).
Use the Trip Planner to plan your trip.
Sydney Train services will run to a regular weekend timetable. See train timetables and maps.
Bus
The Route 1 (Central Station to Moore Park) will run for the Dog Lovers Show both Saturday and Sunday on a 30min service.
First service will be 9:30am and it will run until 2pm from Eddy Ave, Stand D. In between trips there will be the regular Anzac Pde services operating.
Egress services from Moore Park Stand A will run from 11:35am to 5:35pm (additional buses will start operating around 3pm for the AFL/NRL Buses on Saturday).
Dog Lovers can also catch bus 372, 339, 374 or 376 from Eddy Avenue at Central and get off on Anzac Parade for the short walk to Moore Park.
You’ll need to use your Opal card or purchase a special event ticket before boarding the bus. For service disruption information check travel alerts or use the Trip Planner.
Note: Dogs are not permitted on public transport (unless for accessibility)
Ferry
Catch one of the many ferry services to Circular Quay and change for a service to Central where you can catch a bus service leaving to get you to Moore Park. Check travel alerts or use the Trip Planner.
Light Rail
Light rail services run between Dulwich Hill and Central Station with stops at popular CBD and Inner West destinations
Taxi
A taxi rank is located on Errol Flynn Boulevard (near the Hordern Pavilion).
For details of taxi networks servicing the Sydney area, visit NSW Taxi Council.
Disability Access + Assistance Dogs welcome
The venue has wheelchair access across both venue buildings (Hordern Pavilion & Royal Hall of Industries) and visitors with accredited Assistance Dogs are able to bring their Dogs to the show, however you will just need to show verification at the door.