Deja Brew Coffee Specialists is an accessible coffee shop in Olympic Park. It is near by the station. For parking there are street parking and many other parking available nearby. For toilet people can use the accessible toilets in the station. It provide outdoor tables and seats.

DEJA BREW Coffee Specialists

Ribs & Rumps Bar & Grill is on the ground floor near Olympic Park Station, providing full wheelchair accessibility, wide ramps, step-free entry, and accessible seating, toilets, and parking for an easy and enjoyable visit.

-Accessible Entrance & Seating
Step-free, wide entrances with gentle ramps from outside. Spacious, ground-level venue (no stairs), allowing for comfortable movement and easy seating for wheelchair users.

Wide Ramps and Paths
Both outdoor paved areas and indoor layout are smooth and wide, with ramps where needed for effortless access.

Located on the Ground Floor
The restaurant is street level, just across the road from Olympic Park Station, ideal for those arriving by train.

Accessible Toilets
There is a wheelchair-accessible toilet on-site, reached via a level indoor route.

On-street: 5 accessible bays on Dawn Fraser Ave (west), very close to the restaurant entrance.

Covered option: Accessible bays in Car Park P1 (clearance about 2.0 m).

Make sure to display your Mobility Parking Permit.

Arrive early for the shortest walk and best parking choices.

For parking questions: call Sydney Olympic Park Authority on 02 9714 7077.

Help and Staff Support
Friendly staff are available and happy to assist with entrance, seating, wayfinding, and any special needs during your visit.

Train: Olympic Park Station (on the T7 line) is directly across the road, with step-free station exits and accessible signalized crossings.

Bus: Several wheelchair-accessible bus routes (401, 525, 526, and 533) drop off close to the restaurant.

Driving: Easy drop-off zones and multiple accessible parking bays, as described above.

Taxi/Rideshare: Set down at the curb near the door—ask for Dawn Fraser Avenue.

Ribs and Rumps Olympic Park

The Pop-Up Park in Sydney Olympic Park, located near the corner of Herb Elliott Avenue and Australia Avenue, is an open recreational space designed for community gatherings and relaxation. The park and surrounding precinct are highly accessible, featuring smooth, wide pathways and ramps suitable for wheelchairs and mobility aids. Visitors can reach the Pop-Up Park easily from Sydney Olympic Park Train Station, which is only a short walk away. For those driving, accessible parking spaces are available throughout the Olympic Park area, including along Herb Elliott Avenue and nearby car parks. While there are no dedicated toilets within the Pop-Up Park itself, accessible public toilets can be found within short walking distance in the Olympic Park precinct. The entire area is built to support inclusive access, making it a convenient and enjoyable space for all visitors.

Pop Up Park

Stadium Australia (ANZ Stadium or before that Telstra Stadium) is in the Sydney Olympic Park. As you would expect from a modern stadium, it has many purpose-built wheelchair spaces (with companion seats next to each one). Access is easy from the new train station; a smooth roll (albeit a slightly long 10 to 20 minute one; this can be a bit tiresome if you are seated on the far side). Crowds tend to be large so for some particular events, it can be a good idea to delay leaving the stadium.

Stadium Australia (Anz Stadium)

Sydney Olympic Park is one of the most wheelchair-friendly parks in Sydney. The area has smooth, wide pathways, ramps, and clear signboards, making it easy to move independently.

Parking:
Accessible parking bays are located near Bicentennial Park, P6 Car Park, and along Louise Sauvage Pathway. These are close to main entrances and toilets. Parking costs around $6 per hour or $30 per day, with discounts for Mobility Parking Permit holders. All parking areas have flat, paved access leading directly to walking paths.

Toilets:
Accessible toilets are available near the main car park, visitor area, and BBQ zone. They are on the right side of the main path (as shown in your photos), clearly marked with the wheelchair symbol. Toilets have wide doors, handrails, and level entry with nearby ramps.

Ramps & Pathways:
Smooth ramps connect parking areas, pathways, and toilet zones. The park’s routes are fully paved with gentle slopes and wide turning spaces, ideal for wheelchairs.

Transport:
The nearest train station is Olympic Park Station, around 5–10 minutes away by wheelchair via flat, shaded pathways. All trains and buses to the park are accessible with ramps or low-floor entry.

Extra Features:
There are shaded rest spots, open picnic areas, and wide pedestrian crossings for easy navigation. The main visitor area has clear direction boards and accessible gates.

Contact:
📞 Sydney Olympic Park Authority – 02 9714 7888
🌐 www.sydneyolympicpark.nsw.gov.au

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