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WBBL|11 Game Day Information

The Heat are set to play 4 home games in the Weber Women's Big Bash League Challenger Final at Allan Border Field!

Lock in your tickets starting at just $10 for Kids and $25 for Adults.

*Additional fees may, and T&Cs, apply

Don't miss out on seeing your favourite Heat superstars like Jess Jonassen and Grace Harris in action! 

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WHAT TO EXPECT

The WBBL at Allan Border Field will be packed full of entertainment for the whole family to enjoy. Check out some of the Game Day highlights below.

  • FAST PACED ACTION

    Expect plenty of big hits and epic wickets as our Heat battle for a top spot this season!

  • SAMBA AT THE BIG BASH

    Be entertained by the energetic Samba Dancers and Drummers at opening day on 9 November! Jump out of your seats and learn some new moves, Samba style!

  • LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

    There's heaps of entertainment on offer at the WBBL, including the iconic DJ Chelsea and Brisbane Heat Hype Crew.

  • FIRST NATIONS ROUND

    Experience the WBBL First Nations Round on 21 Nov as we pay our respects and celebrate First Nations people.

  • GIVEAWAYS

    Get your hands on some awesome freebies including Brisbane Heat flags, team posters, scrunchies and the iconic KFC Bucketheads!

  • GAME DAY ACTIVITIES

    Participate in a number of activities at the WBBL: Bowl a ball, get your face painted or get your hair braided

  • MEET THE TEAM

    Stick around after the match to grab a signature and a selfie with your favourite WBBL players.

  • FOOD + BEVERAGE

    We've got all your game day food & beverage needs sorted with the help of our friends at the Queensland Cricketers' Club. Enjoy fast service and delicious treats available at multiple locations around the venue. Don't miss G-Free Donuts on the 9 Nov!

  • HEATER

    Everyone’s favourite mascot HEATER is ready to entertain you all night long with his hilarious antics and cheeky personality. Don't forget to get a picture!

  • GAME DAY HOST

    Catch our friendly game day host, Pip Forbes on the big screen as she guides you through all the entertainment we have on offer!

FAQS

  • ALLAN BORDER FIELD

    There is limited free parking available next door at Albion Park Raceway, accessed via Greg Chappell Street. Where possible, we encourage fans to carpool or use rideshare services. 

    Albion Train Station is a 14 minute walk (950m) from the venue. Translink bus routes 306 & 322 stop within 140m of the venue (Stop 16 on Sandgate Road). 

  • If it's raining on game day, we encourage fans to still purchase tickets and make their way safely to the venue. Rain can sometimes delay game play, but in the vast majority of cases we will still get enough overs in to deliver a result. Reduced over matches can be very exciting and we have lots of ways to keep you entertained during rain delays.

    If less than six overs are completed during the entire match and no result is recorded for the match, fans will be entitled to a 100% refund. More info in the 2024-25 Cricket Australia Refund Policy.

  • The Gabba is a licensed venue with a variety of options when it comes to food and beverages. 

    Patrons are not permitted to bring in food or beverages from commercial outlets. However, homemade food, sealed bottled water (up to 1.25L personal quantities only) and sealed non-alcoholic beverages (up to 600ml) in plastic bottles are permitted. Food and beverages can also be purchased inside the venue.

    To view the Gabbas conditions of entry click here.

  • All seating at Allan Border Field is general admission and accessed on a first in, best dressed basis. There are plenty of seating areas to choose from including the Matthew Hayden & Stuart Law grandstands, Champions Corner and the Melissa Bulow Terraces. Fans are also permitted to bring foldable camping chairs and picnic rugs to take advantage of our grassed areas in front of the Queensland Cricket Administration Building and Matthew Hayden Stand. 

    Any patrons that require disabled seating, this is made available in the Matthew Hayden Stand and Mel Burrow Terrace. 

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We acknowledge and pay respect to our First Nations people and Traditional Custodians of the land and waters where we are privileged to live, work and play. We recognise and celebrate their spiritual and ongoing connection to culture and country. We respectfully acknowledge all elders past, present and emerging as we continue to cherish shared wisdom and grow with their guidance as we walk together toward a connected country.

Brisbane Heat’s indigenous artwork was collaboratively designed by WBBL player and proud Kunja woman Mikayla Hinkley and Brisbane Indigenous artist, Delores McDonald (“Aunty Delly”).

The centre circle represents the Gabba, alongside other water holes which used to be near the ground. 87 black strokes on red earth represent the wickets taken by Aboriginal great, Eddie Gilbert who played 23 games for Queensland.