Eagle Stadium Visual Story

Eagle Stadium in Werribee is accessed via Ballan Road and is serviced by nearby bus and train connections. The facility, recognised as the largest indoor recreation space in Melbourne’s West, features a distinctive colour scheme of yellow, white and red on its façade.

There are 14 accessible car parking spaces close to the entrance, with a pedestrian crossing and step-free pathway leading to the doors. 

For cyclists, bike racks are positioned to the left of the entrance. The facility is entered through two sets of automatic, glass sliding doors with the flooring transitioning from concrete to a hard surface. This stadium includes twelve indoor courts, four outdoor courts, and a fitness centre.

After the turnstiles, courts 1 and 2 are to the right, adjacent to the outdoor netball courts and there is also access to the café and an accessible bathroom. To the left of the corridor are courts 1 and 2, equipped with reverse cycle climate control and spectator seating. These courts feature polished timber floors, and fluorescent lighting.

Moving straight ahead from the turnstiles leads to another corridor to courts 3 and 4. This area has water refilling stations, lockers, and a first aid room. Further along, to the right are the accessible bathroom fitted with a shower, hoist, and handrails. At the end of the corridor, to the right, are courts 3 and 4 which feature evaporative cooling and bench-style seating.

Upon entering Eagle Stadium and proceeding through the turnstiles, visitors who turn right and follow the corridor will come across an entryway to the right, which opens to four LED-lit outdoor netball courts, situated beyond the café entrance.

The entrance to the courts is laid with concrete tiles, leading to the courts which are marked with numbers and feature a bright blue, soft floor surface for play. Adjacent to the café, shaded seating areas are available for those wishing to enjoy refreshments outdoors. The courts are set within a landscaped environment where gardens and trees provide a pleasant surrounding area.

The entrance to the gymnasium and health club is via automatic glass sliding doors. Upon entering, to the left is the cycle studio with its row of orange cycles. Further along, members tap their gym pass for entry through turnstiles. Beyond this point, to the left, is the entrance to the cycle studio.

Straight ahead is the group fitness studio with polished timber floors, surrounded by a variety of exercise equipment. To the right, the gym area has an array of weight machines and free weights, with storage lockers and water fountains. 

A small reception area outside the gym has staff on hand for assistance. Near the turnstiles is a unisex accessible toilet and shower, in addition to male and female facilities.