Plan Your Trip to SBC
24 Jan
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Phoenix have their final home game for the regular season as they take on the second placed Taipans on Wednesday night for their third sold-out game at the State Basketball Centre.
Due to the redevelopment at the State Basketball Centre and the high volume of cars and foot traffic, please consider the below for planning your trip to SBC:
- Plan to get to the stadium early and allow time to enter; doors open at 6pm.
- There will be limited car parking spaces at SBC. There will be overflow carparking available at the Church off High Street Road. Consider carpooling with friends or family to the game.
We can’t wait to see another jam-packed SBC as we look to cement our spot in the top six and get the win for our final home game for the regular season.
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