If you are ready for the ultimate WA footy experience, you don’t want to miss out on WAFL Wonderland!
WAFL Wonderland is hosted at Lane Group Stadium in Mandurah on Saturday 4th May as Peel take on West Perth.
It’s WAFL footy that you love with a Wonderland of food trucks, a DJ, bars, giveaways, and kid’s activities.
GREAT FOOTY, GREAT FOOD & GREAT ENTERTAINMENT
Game Kick-off Times
Reserves | 11:25 am
WAFL Wonderland | from 1:30 pm
League | 2:10 pm
You need more footy in your life, and WAFL Wonderland is a family-friendly day out. It features some excellent footy, pop-up bars and food trucks, multiple kid’s fun zones, and a stage featuring our WAFL Wonderland resident DJ, DJ Primz.
WAFL Wonderland @ Lane Group Stadium, Mandurah
🏉 2 games of football
🍻 Little Things Gin Pop-up Cocktail and Siren Session Bars
🍔 Food trucks
🎶 Live DJ & outdoor stage
🤌 ACTIV Foundation Chill Zone
👕 Club merch stores - Peel & West Perth
🎡 Kid’s entertainment zone & giveaways
🎤 Event Hosted by Ross, Morning Show DJ from NOVA
⭐️ Little League and half-time entertainment
Post Game Entertainment
Join us for a post game party in our platinum room with a DJ until 10pm!
Driving
Lane Group Stadium has two on-site car parks that are not ticketed. Parking is limited, so we advise arriving early or catching alternative transport.
Public Transport
Mandurah Train Station is a 10-minute walk from Lane Group Stadium.
Various bus routes also run from Mandurah Trainstation to Lane Group Stadium.
For more information about the event, check out the Conditions of Entry.
About WAFL
WAFL (West Australian Football League) is a professional Australian rules football league based in Western Australia.
Founded in 1885, it is one of the oldest football leagues in the country and has produced many successful players who have gone on to play in the Australian Football League (AFL).
The league comprises nine teams, with matches played in various Western Australian venues. The WAFL season runs from April to September yearly and culminates in the Grand Final. WAFL football has a strong following in Western Australia and is integral to the state's sporting culture.
