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May 21, 2018

UTS takes on naming rights at soon to relocate Allianz Stadium health club

Sport / Marketing / Wellness / Aquatics / Fitness

The growing links between the Sydney Cricket and Sportsground Trust and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has seen the leading university take on the naming rights for the former Allianz Stadium Fitness Club.

One of the most popular aquatic, fitness, lifestyle and wellness clubs in the competitive Sydney Eastern Suburbs market, the UTS Stadium Club attracts in excess of 30,000 visits per month.

Popular with Sydney sporting identities, facilities at the exclusive club include the main gymnasium area, containing over 100 pieces of strength and new state of the art cardio equipment, a 25 metre outdoor heated pool, four synthetic tennis courts, two squash courts, large group exercise studio, spa, sauna, steam room, crèche, two massage rooms and Azure café.

A note for potential members on the Club’s website currently advises “the availability of these services to Gold and Platinum members will be affected by the impending Allianz stadium rebuild.”

The notice takes account of the planned upcoming redevelopment of the Allianz Stadium, which Australasian Leisure Management understands will include the demolition of the UTS Stadium Club.

While full plans are yet to be announced, to prevent loss of members to other local facilities, the UTS Stadium Club is currently searching for a temporary location to which it can relocate during the rebuilding of the venue.

It is understood that the new venue will include a new health club, to which members can then relocate again.

Image: The UTS Stadium Club.

29th March 2018 - NSW GOVERNMENT ABANDONS ANZ STADIUM REBUILD PLANS, BACKS NEW ALLIANZ STADIUM

27th October 2017 - AUSTRALIAN RUGBY AND SPORTS SCIENCE BASE OPENS IN SYDNEY’S MOORE PARK 

21st July 2017 - NSW GOVERNMENT RELEASES ‘COMMERCIALITY FRAMEWORK’ FOR STADIA

4th May 2017 - ALLIANZ STADIUM GROUND STAFF TO WORK AROUND THE CLOCK TO PREPARE SURFACE FOR A-LEAGUE GRAND FINAL 

3rd May 2017 - MASTER PLAN FOR SYDNEY’S MOORE PARK PROPOSES ENHANCED CONSERVATION AND NEW SPORT FACILITIES 

12th May 2016 - PARTNERSHIP TO DELIVER COMMUNITY, EDUCATION AND SPORTING HUB IN SYDNEY’S MOORE PARK

14th April 2016 - SYDNEY’S STADIUM DEBATE OVER AS NSW GOVERNMENT COMMITS $1.6 BILLION TO REFURBISHMENTS

13th April 2016 - NEW FIVE-YEAR ARU STRATEGIC PLAN AIMS TO BROADEN PLAYER BASE

16th March 2015 - SCG TRUST AND UTS PARTNER TO CREATE SPORTS CENTRAL CAMPUS  

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