Rod Laver Arena
Corporate and Event Hospitality offers a unique and special way to enjoy the variety of events held on site. From Superboxs to private functions, entertain your clients in style. |
The Rod Laver Arena at Melbourne Park was completed in 1988 as part of the original National Tennis Centre complex. This multi-use venue is able to host a wide range of sports and entertainment events, from Grand Slam tennis matches to international rock stars, and motorbike super-cross action to conferences, dinners and classical performances. The most dynamic transformation Rod Laver Arena has seen will come in March with the FINA 2007 World Swimming Championships which will see a 50 metre temporary pool being built on the arena’s floor.
Vodafone Arena
Completed in 2000, Vodafone Arena offers unparalleled flexibility for events and functions. This incredibly versatile venue boasts an ICU internationally accredited 250 metre cycling track, a rebound ace tennis court used predominantly for the Australian Open Grand Slam Tennis Championship, concert quality acoustics, and innovative seating design that ensures spectators are close to the action at all times. Vodafone Arena caters for all tastes, with 10 food and beverage outlets and 4 merchandise outlets within its expansive public space. The total area of Vodafone Arena is 13,100 square metres, with a floor space of 2,760 square metres.
Melbourne Function Centre
Impressive features
Melbourne Park Function Centre has first class facilities and magnificent catering to complement its 2,200 square metres of pillarless function space.
The soundproof, moveable walls allow the area to be utilised as a whole or transformed into smaller, more intimate spaces, which caters for functions ranging in size from 50 to 2,000 people.
The large open-air balcony provides spectacular views of the Melbourne city skyline – an ideal location for drinks prior to your event within the venue.
Some of the unique features of the venue include extensive access for set up, on site car parking, a tram stop right at the door, and a high load-bearing floor design, making even a car launch possible.
Functions
Some of Australia’s leading companies entertain their clients at the Melbourne Park Function Centre. The centre offers flexible facilities capable of accommodating a wide range of functions and events, including gala balls, business meetings, exhibitions, conventions, trade shows, banquets and cocktail parties.
It is the aim of our team of catering professionals to maximise the success of your event. From the moment you and your guests arrive, our experienced staff are available at all times to assist you, offering supreme attention to detail and unrivalled levels of service and commitment |
Lexus Centre
An exciting key for the redevelopment of the Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre into the Lexus Centre was the return of this heritage listed building to its original shape. The building, the last venue from the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games retained in Melbourne, has been restored to reflect the key external elements of the original award winning design.
Olympic Park
Situated in the heart of Melbourne's unique sports and entertainment precinct, Olympic Park Stadium has always been a special part of Melbourne.
The site was developed for the 1956 Olympic Games, with the building of two stadiums, a velodrome, and a new world standard 5,500 seat swimming pool (Lexus Centre). At the Games these facilities accommodated hockey, soccer, athletics, swimming and diving. In the 1960s and 1970s, sports such as swimming, athletics, rugby and soccer were well patronised, with athletics attracting over 900,000 spectators annually. In 1972 the velodrome was demolished and converted into an 800-space car park, and both of the stands were covered for patron comfort.
Audio Visual Dynamics at Melbourne Olympic Park:
Batman Ave
Melbourne, Australia
Ph: (03) 9646 7055 Fax: (03) 9646 7511
Email: steveh@avdynamics.com.au
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