KFC BBL|11: Adelaide Strikers v Sydney Thunder
KFC BBL|11
Celebrate New Year’s Eve at Adelaide Oval as the Adelaide Strikers take on Sydney Thunder!
- Match starts: 6:45pm
- Gates open 5:15pm
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Event Information
Car Parking
Car Parks: TBC
Casual parking will be available in the following locations subject to availability ($22 payable by card on entry).
North Car Park – Access via Pennington Terrace
East Car Park – Access via King William Street
Uni Lane Car Park – Access via Pennington Terrace
Road Closures
The following road closures will be in place for this event:
War Memorial Drive: TBC
King William Street: TBC
Pennington Terrace: TBC
North Terrace: TBC Victoria Street to King William Street
Public Transport
Adelaide Oval Express Bus, Train and Tram services will be in operation and is free for match ticket holders.
Visit the Adelaide Metro website for all the details.
COVIDSafe Measures
Adelaide Oval has collaborated with SA Health and SAPOL to put in place measures to ensure events are as safe as possible.
To a certain degree, these measures will only work if everyone plays their part in keeping Adelaide Oval COVIDSafe.
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Frequently Asked Questions
People who are double vaccinated will be required to display their COVID 19 Digital Certificate via their smartphone prior to entry. Follow this video or step-by-step guide for setting up your digital certificate.
Where unknown or a Digital certificate is not possible, a printed immunisation history statement and valid ID will be accepted.
Where this is not possible, a printed immunisation history statement will be accepted.
In the case of a valid medical exemption, a certificate of exemption AND a recent negative test result no older than 72 hours will need to be provided.
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It’s a much more controlled environment in terms of tracing guests so we’re confident the risks are very manageable in that setting. Guests will not be required to demonstrate proof of double vaccination to stay; however, they will not be able to enter any other part of the stadium without it.
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Anyone with an official medical exemption will need to show a certificate of exemption and a recent negative test result (no older than 72 hours). This means you will need to ask your GP to apply to the Australian Immunisation Register and then SA Health, and show proof of this approval.
At entry gates, a lane for those declaring exemption will be set aside, to allow that screening to occur without impacting main lanes.
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Adelaide Oval staff will be conducting a random screening process at all points of entry. In addition to this, our staff will be carrying out random checks throughout the stadium.
SA Health or SAPOL staff may also request proof of vaccination. Any person who cannot produce the required evidence will be required to leave the stadium and may face a 3-year ban.
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Yes, people who are double vaccinated will be required to display their COVID 19 Digital Certificate via their smartphone prior to entry. Where this is not possible, a printed immunisation history statement will be accepted.
In the case of a valid medical exemption, a certificate of exemption AND a recent negative test result no older than 72 hours will need to be provided.
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They face a three-year ban from the venue.
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Proof of vaccination is now a condition of entry to Adelaide Oval. If a person refuses to follow these conditions, they will not be allowed entry to the stadium.