The Perth Stadium Bus Station has 22 stands. Regular routes and event buses, such as Route 650 from Karrinyup Bus Station and Route 659 from Fremantle Station, stop near the stadium. The Red CAT bus service extends to the Matagarup Bridge on event days.

Perth Stadium Station is the most direct option, serviced by several Transperth lines. On weekends and public holidays, Armadale Line trains stop at the station. Passengers on the Joondalup and Fremantle lines use the Western Concourse, while those on the Armadale, Thornlie-Cockburn, and Mandurah lines use the Eastern Concourse.

The Matagarup Bridge connects East Perth directly to the stadium precinct. The Burswood Peninsula path and the Windan Bridge loop also offer beautiful routes along the Swan River.

The stadium is well-connected by a network of scenic footpaths, with over 600 bike racks available around the stadium park.

The Burswood Jetty, located in the stadium park, allows for both commercial and private vessel drop-offs. Services like Captain Cook Cruises and The Little Ferry Co. offer transfers and daily stops at the jetty.

Driving is an option, especially on non-major event days when free public parking is available via Victoria Park Drive, Great Eastern Highway, and Roger Mackay Drive. On event days, use a 'park and ride' strategy from a City of Perth Parking (CPP) car park.

The Burswood Jetty allows for ferry services to the stadium.

Shuttle services are available, though specific details are not provided in the research.

A primary taxi rank is located off Victoria Park Drive, adjacent to the Eastern Train Station.