In 2032, Brisbane will host the Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games — Australia's third, after Melbourne 1956 and Sydney 2000. Unlike those Games, Brisbane 2032 is being deliberately spread across South East Queensland and beyond, with events confirmed as far afield as Cairns, Townsville, Toowoomba, and the Wide Bay-Burnett region.
For a Brisbane-based travel company that's been showing visitors this state since 1974, that's not just a sporting event — it's six years of growing visitor interest in exactly the regions we already know best. We'll be building this page out into a full traveller's guide as venue and transport plans firm up.
Brisbane & South East Queensland Venues
The core of the Games — main stadium, athletes' village, and flagship venues — centres on Brisbane and its surrounds.
Brisbane Stadium, Victoria Park
The new main stadium, being built at Victoria Park (Barrambin), will host the opening and closing ceremonies along with athletics. It's the centrepiece of the Games infrastructure build.
Brisbane Showgrounds & Northshore Hamilton
The main athletes' village is planned across inner-Brisbane sites, with satellite villages supporting events hosted outside the city.
Anna Meares Velodrome
A dedicated velodrome named for Australian cycling great Anna Meares, forming part of the permanent legacy infrastructure for the Games.
National Aquatic Centre
A new aquatics centre for swimming and diving, adding to Queensland's existing pool infrastructure built for events like the 2018 Commonwealth Games.
The Games Across Queensland
Brisbane 2032 is a whole-of-state Games. Several of these host regions are ones we already run tours in — worth bookmarking if you're planning a trip around the events.
Plan Your Trip
Queensland's transport network is being upgraded ahead of 2032 — faster rail to the Gold Coast, Bruce Highway improvements, and Sunshine Coast Airport connections among them. Here's where to go next:
- Getting Around During the Games →Confirmed transport upgrades — rail, road, and what they mean for spectator and charter travel.
- Where to Stay for the Games →An honest look at accommodation supply, what's being built, and why booking ahead will matter.
- The Full Venues Guide →All 37 proposed venues by zone, across Brisbane and regional Queensland.
Planning ahead for 2032?
Whether it's a spectator trip, corporate hospitality transfers, or charter transport for a group, get in touch and we'll help you plan around the Games as details are confirmed.
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