AAMI Park parking?

There is parking across the road from the stadium at Hisense Arena, but it'll take you a little bit of time to get out of there afterwards. Best tip for free parking is to head just across the Yarra River to Alexandra Avenue where parking is free after 6pm Monday to Saturday, and free all day Sunday.

AAMI Park seating?

The design of this stadium means that every seat has a great view of the action. If you're sitting pitch side, you'll hear every word from the players on the field and is a great spot to get close to the action. The upper levels give a greater view of the whole pitch and equally as good.For Melbourne Victory games, if you want to soak up the atmosphere of the North Terrace active fan area without being right in the middle of it, Bay 91 on the upper level is a great spot. Adult tickets start around $25.00.

What to expect from the AAMI Park crowd?

The Soccer crowds get pretty wild. Security are cracking down on the cheer squads as there have been a few incidents over the past 2 years. Nothing that would stop you from going to a game, but if you want to be extra careful, I'd suggest to stay away from the seating directly behind the goals.

Safety at AAMI Park?

Some of the A-League crowds can get pretty boisterous, but nothing normally to be worried about. There is always a heavy security presence at the game. The surrounding area is really safe- it's in the heart of the Melbourne sporting precinct.

Best Food and Drink at AAMI Park?

Best restaurants near AAMI Park?

FONDA! This is a Mexican place on Swan St (near the corner of Swan & Church Streets). I could eat here everyday. The Burritos here are the standouts- your hardest decision is whether you choose Chicken, Beef or Fish. The tacos are legit also. Fonda serve the type of Mexican food that doesn't make you feel like you have eaten a tonne of it.

Directions to AAMI Park?

If you're heading to AAMI Park from the city, walk through Birrarung Marr and follow the river until you hit Olympic Boulevard. It'll take you about 15 minutes on foot from Federation Square.Richmond Train Station has connections to pretty much all destinations in metropolitan Melbourne and there is a tram stop right outside Hisense Arena too.

Best Bars near AAMI Park?

Head to Swan Street in Richmond where you'll find a tonne of bars full of supporters before and after matches at AAMI Park. The Corner Hotel is right next to the Railway Bridge and is the perfect place to meet up with friends and fellow fans prior to matches. Head upstairs to the upper terrace where you'll find plenty of tap beers and a simple bar menu.

Best Insider tip at AAMI Park?

For Melbourne Victory games, sit close to, but not right with, the active fan base called the North Terrace. They bring a lot of colour and passion to Victory's home matches. They get the whole crowd involved with a lot of their chants.

Stores to hit up at AAMI Park?

The official Melbourne Victory store is located right on Olympic Boulevard where they often have match-day specials. There are a couple of other sporting stores on Swan Street too where you can pick up some merchandise too.