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Bazza wrote: Back to the topic

We need to make more use of the River.

I reckon a board walk at the Stadium Landing Jetty Area, with some hospitality stores some pop up bars for game days as Camfield is not copping with the large crowds...

Then theres transport like a Transperth Ferry that runs people from EQ to the Stadium Jetty and back on game days.

There is already all of the above currently bar the transperth part but independent operators instead!

I reckon you need a Transperth Ferry same size as South Perth Ferry that way transport in included in the ticket, the little ferry service is pretty small scale and way to expensive for what you get.

What have they got as Bar Areas at the Jetty ?, couldn't see anything last time.

Bazza wrote: I reckon you need a Transperth Ferry same size as South Perth Ferry that way transport in included in the ticket, the little ferry service is pretty small scale and way to expensive for what you get.

What have they got as Bar Areas at the Jetty ?, couldn't see anything last time.

Yes the Little Ferry Co x 2 boats plus I saw Captain Cook Cruises stop at the jetty on event days.
Not any at the jetty itself as still half a construction site with all the bridge works in the vicinity but on the concourse between the Stadium and the Camfield on the riverside they had an array of Pizza Van, Coffee Van, Pie Van & Hot Donut Van amongst others.

Ive seen the food vans , that wasn't really what I meant

I meant a more permanent structure built along the river north of the jetty landing, a sort of mini river quay with eateries bars seating etc...also Im at a loss why the Camfield doesn't set up a tent or beer garden on the lawn area match days, come finals its going to be bloody impossible to get in there.

A bit hard to build “permanent” eateries, bars etc on the jetty front atm with all the bridge works still on in that vicinity. The Canfield and the 2 bar/restaurants just outside the stadium river end goals are more than enough for that precinct for now we don’t want another ku de ta on our hands!