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Technical issue leaves Dockers fans stuck on trains in Perth
Dockers fans on their way to Optus Stadium have been hit by major train delays.
A technical issue is understood to have stopped the trains on Friday evening, leaving fans stuck inside train carriages on their way to the stadium where Fremantle Dockers will take on Adelaide Crows.
A spokesperson from the Public Transport Authority said there was a track-related issue near Stadium Station, which has since been resolved.
“Trains on the Armadale and Thornlie-Cockburn Lines are experiencing delays due to a technical issue,” Transperth posted to social media.
“Trains will continue to run however they are not running to the regular schedule. Thank you for your patience.”
TRAFFIC ALERT: Drivers told to expect extra peak-hour chaos
Fans heading to the Optus Stadium tonight for Fremantle’s clash against Adelaide are being warned to leave plenty of time for their journey, with peak-hour traffic expected to affect travel.
The Fremantle Dockers will host the Crows in yet another prime-time blockbuster at Optus Stadium, with bouncedown at 6.10pm and gates opening at 4.30pm.
Ahead of the match, Main Roads WA is urging footy fans to plan ahead and leave early.
A Main Roads spokesperson said: “Allow for extra travel time as heading to the game coincides with afternoon peak.
“Expect extra congestion on Graham Farmer Freeway, the tunnel eastbound and the CBD from 4pm.
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Wharfie Time: Dockers set to break all-time AFL crowd record
Fremantle is expecting another crowd in excess of 50,000 people on Friday night
FREMANTLE'S surge to premiership favouritism has put the club on the cusp of another record in 2026 as it shoots for a ninth consecutive home crowd of more than 50,000 fans at Optus Stadium on Friday night.
The Dockers have set a new benchmark with their home attendances this season, recording their highest ever home crowd for a regular season game against West Coast in round 20, as well as their two highest non-Derby home crowds.
The club has forecast an attendance in excess of 50,000 fans when it takes on Adelaide at Optus Stadium on Friday night, having consistently drawn large crowds to its prime-time clashes on Thursday and Friday nights this season.
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