Govt Eyes Changing Eden Park Rules Limiting Concerts and Events

Kicking Off Eden Park’s Full Potential

Mr Bishop says he will be holding an investigation into whether these rules around events at Eden Park are negatively impacting economic growth, with the potential to make direct changes to those rules if it is found that they are.

Govt Probes Eden Park Rules Amid Push to Boost Stadium’s Event Potential

With a seating capacity of around 50,000, Eden Park is the nation’s biggest and most iconic sports and entertainment venue.

Government announces investigation into changing rules around Eden Park use

It comes as Prime Minister Christopher Luxon holds his regular post-Cabinet media conference.

More concerts for Eden Park? Government looking into it

The country’s biggest stadium is only allowed to host up to six artists, for a maximum of 12 concerts, each year.

Govt eyes changing Eden Park rules limiting concerts and events

The Government will investigate whether rules at Auckland’s Eden Park – like only allowing 12 concerts per year - are negatively impacting economic growth...

Kicking off Eden Park’s full potential

The Government wants to boost Eden Park’s status as a major events venue and is starting an investigation into changing the local rules that could be holding it back, RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop and Tourism Minister Louise Upston say. “Eden Park, with a seating capacity of about 50,000 seats, is New Zealand’s largest major events stadium. Concerts and major sporting events held at Eden Park inject millions of dollars into Auckland’s economy…