Crusaders v Chiefs
- Friday, 22 May 2026
- 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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One New Zealand Stadium
Tells us about what hospitality offerings you are interested in, and our team will get back to you. Head to our hospitality page to learn more about our hospitality offerings.
The Crusaders and Chiefs return to One New Zealand Stadium for a repeat of last year's final, setting the stage for a high stakes showdown. Expect intensity from the opening whistle as two familiar rivals push for supremacy. Every moment matters in this rematch loaded with power, pace, and intent.
Ticket Information
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Crusaders v Chiefs
- Friday, 22 May 2026
- 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
- One New Zealand Stadium
Tells us about what hospitality offerings you are interested in, and our team will get back to you. Head to our hospitality page to learn more about our hospitality offerings.
Getting here
One NZ Stadium is the premier and most accessible, inclusive, sustainable and flexible venue in Aotearoa.
Getting here
One NZ Stadium is the premier and most accessible, inclusive, sustainable and flexible venue in Aotearoa.
218 Madras Street, Christchurch Central City, Christchurch
By Car
One NZ Stadium is surrounded by 4 main roads, two of which are one way only. Madras Street is a one-way street heading North and Barbadoes is a one-way heading South.
There is no onsite parking at the Stadium, however there are several public car parks nearby. Check out our Accessibility section for details about accessible parking at the Stadium.
With large capacity events at the Stadium congestion in the surrounding streets and carparks will be high particularly after the event, so we recommend using public transport or Taxi and ride share options.
Pedestrians
There are pedestrian walkways throughout the Stadium precinct joining to all streets. The main entrances to One NZ Stadium are via Barbadoes Street and Tuam Street but there are also entrances off Madras and Hereford Street.
By Bus
The are many bus stops in close proximity to the Stadium. The closest stops are located on the corner of Barbadoes and Tuam St and on Hereford St.
Bus timetables can be viewed on the Metro website.
By Bike
Bike racks are located at all entrance routes into the stadium.
Taxi & rideshare
Taxis and rideshare vehicles are able to use the designated drop off zone.
By Scooter
Riding:
When utilising an e-scooters, slow down near other vehicles, people and when riding past main throughfares. Give way to people on foot, pass slowly and ride with courtesy. Ride single as it is unsafe taking passengers on scooters.
Parking:
Please ensure e-scooters are parked away from main throughfares for the safety of all guests. There are dedicated parking zones for both shared and private e-scooters on Cashel St and at Latimer Square.
On event days, scooters cannot be taken inside the Tuam St, Madras St, Hereford St and Barbadoes St perimeter.
If you have a private e-scooter that you need to park and lock, we suggest locking them to the bike stands, as e-scooters are not permitted inside.
Check for Updates
If you are coming to a ticketed event, keep an eye on the specific event page on our website as this is where you find the most up-to-date information – or check out the below, for help to find your way.
Plan Ahead
Traffic congestion can be heavy, especially during peak times so always allow more time than you expect to get to and from the venue – aiming to arrive at least 45 minutes before the start of the event.
Accessibility
One New Zealand Stadium is committed to being an inclusive, fully accessible venue for all visitors.
Accessibility
One New Zealand Stadium is committed to being an inclusive, fully accessible venue for all visitors.
Wheelchair Seating
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The stadium includes 140 accessible seats, available throughout multiple stands.
We have ensured there are clear sightlines from all accessible seating locations and that these are positioned near accessible toilets and retail outlets.
How To Purchase
You can purchase accessible tickets directly from your event’s interactive seat map, by calling Ticketmaster on 09 970 9711, or through their online form and selecting Accessible Bookings as a topic.
Accessible tickets are reserved solely for fans with disabilities. Fans who abuse this policy could have their order cancelled.
Wheelchair Access
Four accessible entry routes lead directly into the stadium. Designated ticketing lanes for security and ticket scanning.
Entrances include wide gates, smooth surfaces, and barrier-free access for wheelchairs, walkers, and mobility scooters.
Wheelchair Hire
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We have wheelchairs available for guests — head to our Get in Touch page to book a wheelchair.
Lift Access
The stadium is constructed with multiple lifts at main access points in the venue, providing access to:
- Upper concourses
- Corporate hospitality levels
- Function spaces
- Viewing decks
Lifts are sized for wheelchairs and mobility scooters and include emergency communication systems.
Support Animals
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Certified support and assistance animals are welcome at One New Zealand Stadium.
Guidelines
- Animals should wear identifiable vests, tags, or harnesses.
- They must remain under the handler’s control at all times.
- For wheelchair spaces or tighter areas, inform the ticketing provider if you require additional space.
- Water bowls are available upon request from staff.
- Staff can direct visitors to suitable relief areas outside the stadium.
For specific arrangements (e.g., hospitality areas), contact the stadium team before the event.
Accessible Parking & Drop-off
On event days, One NZ Stadium provides:
- Accessible carparks are available on site. Book an accessible carpark.
- Dedicated accessible drop-off/pick-up zones near main gates
- Step-free routes from mobility parking to stadium entrances
Parking availability may vary for each event, and early arrival is recommended.
Mobility Permits are mandatory for this service.
See our Getting There section for more information on taxi and rideshare options.
Accessible Bathrooms
- 32 all gender accessible toilets
- Accessible facilities located on every concourse level
- Accessible and all gender corporate toilets throughout premium and function spaces.
Parenting Rooms
- 3 Parenting rooms, designed for caregivers, babies, and guests needing a quiet, private space
Sunflower Lanyard
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One NZ Stadium supports The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Lanyard, a discreet way to indicate that you have a hidden disability and may need additional support.
Ticket Box Office
There are two accessible Ticket Boxes, located on the ground floor of the stadium.
Hearing loops are available to support guests.
Essential Companions
Guests who require a support person, caregiver, or essential companion may request a companion ticket.
Contact Ticketmaster for enquiries.
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Retail Offerings
One New Zealand brings you thoughtfully curated food and beverage experiences, showcasing a wide range of local food and beverage vendors available throughout the stadium concourses.
We are thrilled to be working with these Canterbury vendors. Check out more about our retail offerings below.
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CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
To help ensure a safe, welcoming, and enjoyable experience for all visitors, One NZ Stadium has a set of conditions of entry that everyone is expected to follow.
Make sure you are set for a smooth entry and great experience. Come prepared with your ticket, valid ID if purchasing alcohol, and a small bag if necessary-keep it minimal for security checks. Leave large bags, commercial food, umbrellas and pro gear at home.
Please note that while we endeavour to communicate as much as possible, promoters and event organisers may amend these conditions at short or no notice, for reasons of safety and security.
Smoke and Vape free
One NZ Stadium is smokefree and Vape free at all times, this includes the use of Vapes & E-Cigarettes.
Admission & Access
- A valid admission ticket or pass must be presented upon request.
- Patrons may only enter the areas permitted by their ticket or pass.
- Anyone 13 years and under must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
- Patrons must not be under an active trespass order at the Stadium or any Venues Ōtautahi venue.
- There are no pass-outs — patrons may not exit and re-enter during the event.
- Patrons may be subject to a security screening upon entry and within the Stadium.
The disposal or storage of any prohibited items shall be done so at the Patrons risk.
Behaviour & Safety Requirements
- No smoking or vaping anywhere in the Stadium or Te Kaha precinct.
- No unauthorized recording or photography.
- Non offensive clothing must be worn.
- Footwear must be worn at all times.
- Personal belongings should not be left unattended.
- Patrons may be subject to a security search or breathalyser screening.
- The Stadium uses CCTV with recording capability; patrons’ images may be captured.
Prohibited Conduct
For public safety, a patron must not:
- Attempt to bring in, or be found with, a prohibited item.
- Appear intoxicated, under the influence of drugs, or behave disorderly.
- Carry out illegal or unauthorised activities.
- Obstruct, disturb, or interrupt other patrons or stadium operations.
- Conduct unauthorised commercial activities, performances, or sales.
- Collect, distribute, or sell merchandise without Venues Ōtautahi approval.
Prohibited Items
Bags must be 30cm x 30cm or under to enter the venue.
Permitted Items
You may bring with you a personal compact or phone camera, and homemade food items for personal consumption e.g. sandwiches
Prohibited Items
The following items must not be brought into the Stadium:
Bags & Containers
- Bags larger than 30cm × 30cm × 30cm.
- Unsealed bottles or containers of any size.
- Plastic bottles over 1L.
- Cans or glass.
- Metal drink bottles.
- Flasks / Thermos / Chilly bins.
Food & Drink
- Commercial food, e.g., branded takeaways.
- Alcohol or soft drinks
- Illegal substances.
Animals
- Animals (except certified disability assistance dogs).
Furniture and incidentals
- Chairs, stools, or any form of furniture.
- Umbrellas (unless can fit in bag).
- Prams, strollers, pushchairs, baby capsules.
Banners and Signs
- Flags or signs with handles longer than 1.0m.
- Offensive signs or banners.
Sound, Light & Tech Devices
- Whistles, musical instruments, air horns, vuvuzelas.
- Selfie sticks, flares, fireworks, laser lights, drones.
- Recording devices used for commercial purposes.
- Includes GoPro‑type devices and stick‑style HD cameras.
Transport Devices
- Skateboards, scooters, or similar items.
Dangerous or Restricted Items
- Weapons or any item resembling a weapon.
- Dangerous goods.
- Gang patches.
- High‑visibility reflective clothing (unless required for work).
Please be advised, For the safety and security of staff and visitors, CCTV is in operation 24/7. This system is operated by Venues Ōtautahi.
Venue map
Venue map
The map below highlights key entrances and access paths to help you plan your visit with ease.
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Faq
Got questions? We’ve answered common ones to help you plan your visit.
Faq
Got questions? We’ve answered common ones to help you plan your visit.
What can I bring into the venue?
Prohibited items may vary from event to event.
Common prohibited items include:
- Professional cameras and recording equipment
- Large bags
- Commercial food
- Alcohol or illegal substances
- Weapons of any kind
- Noise makers, lasers, or objects that may impact others’ experience
For more information, check the conditions of entry.
Accessibility info
Check out our accessibility section for everything you need to know.
What security measures are in place?
Security varies from event to event, but for everyone’s safety, security personnel, bag checks, and screening may be in operation. at all events.
What if I lose something at One New Zealand Stadium?
Any items found or handed in are stored in the Arena's lost property. Use the form on the Get in touch page to check if we have your item.
Is photography allowed?
Restrictions vary by event. Many shows prohibit flash photography or professional equipment.
If you are a professional photographer, you may be able to apply for a photography accreditation. Use the media enquiry form on the Get in Touch page to find out more.
Do you accept cash?
One New Zealand Stadium is a cashless venue. All major cards and digital payments are accepted.
What time do gates open?
Door times vary by event. Check your event information or confirmation email for the exact time.
Can I buy tickets at the door?
This depends on availability. Many events sell out in advance, so we recommend purchasing online early.