Adele Live 2017 at ANZ Stadium Sydney: Everything you need to know

FANS of singing sensation Adele are again being urged to allow plenty of time to travel to tonight’s second sellout show after the superstar shut down Sydney last night with a record-breaking 95,544 fans flocking to ANZ Stadium trapped in traffic gridlock.

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ARE you ready Sydney? After an incredible first show last night, Adele is back at ANZ Stadium tonight for another sellout performance.

Last night, 95,544 fans flooded through the gates of the Olympic stadium with the same number expected tonight to see the Hello singer.

The amazing event wasn’t without its problems, however, with tens of thousands of commuters trapped in traffic gridlock before the concert started.

Thousands of fans arrive at the Adele’s concert in Sydney's ANZ Stadium last night. Photo Jeremy Piper

There were reports that only 35 per cent of patrons arrived in time — forcing the 28-year-old to delay her concert start time by 45 minutes.

But ANZ Stadium said that while Adele did push back the starting time to allow more people to arrive 70,000 patrons were “in the building” at 7.30pm and 95,000 by 8pm.

Five hours in solid traffic to see @Adele in #Sydney tonight. She was worth every second. #brilliant #beautiful

— Mauza (@maureenplayer) 10 March 2017

#Adelelive2017 was excellent, parking @olympicpark_syd was total crap! Paid for a space, but not for traffic management apparently.

— Diana Picken (@dianapicken) 10 March 2017

“Five hours in solid traffic to see Adele in Sydney tonight,” one social media user tweeted.

After the fans managed to make their way into the stadium Adele kicked off her Sydney concert with Hello before admitting, “Well, I’ve never seen a crowd this f**kin’ big, that’s for sure. Never, never,” she said.

Car parks at Olympic Park are already full for tonight and fans are urged to use public transport and allow plenty of travel time after transport delays last night due to the sheer number of people attending, and two train signal failures.

WHEN IS THE ADELE CONCERT IN SYDNEY 2017?

Adele Live 2017 Australian Tour in Sydney starts on Friday March 10 and Saturday March 11 from 7:30pm at ANZ Stadium in Sydney Olympic Park.

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

ARE you ready Sydney? @Adele is back @ANZStadium tonight & you're in for a STUNNING show! Use public transport & arrive early #AdeleLive2017 pic.twitter.com/pVuDlvbasl

— ANZ Stadium (@ANZStadium) March 10, 2017

• GET THERE EARLY: This is the best advice according to ANZ Stadium CEO Daryl Kerry. He said: “This is a special week in Sydney entertainment history and with such large crowds on the way, fans are strongly encouraged to allow additional travel time and arrive early.”

• PUBLIC TRANSPORT: All tickets to Adele include return travel on public transport, and fans are strongly encouraged to take advantage of the additional and direct Trains and Major Event Buses in place.

• TICKETS: Concertgoers need to present their event ticket or Ticketek confirmation email at the train station or on the bus for free return travel. See full traffic and transport information here;

Fans grab a selfie outside the Adele concert in Sydney's. Photo Jeremy Piper

Fans arriving at Sydney's ANZ Stadium last night. Photo Jeremy Piper

• TICKETS: With 95,000 fans expected each night, it is strongly recommended that concertgoers collect their tickets prior to show day to avoid queues at the box office. Find your nearest Ticketek outlet here and don’t forget to bring your photo ID and Ticketek confirmation e-mail with you when collecting tickets. If you are unable to collect your tickets prior to the event, be sure to arrive early to avoid the queues. Box Offices A/B and J/K will be open for collections;

• ARRIVAL: With some of the biggest crowds since the Olympic Games, Adele Fans are strongly encouraged to arrive early and leave the car at home;

Adele performs at ANZ Stadium in Sydney last night. Picture: Getty

Massive: Adele performing to record-breaking crowds at ANZ Stadium last night. Picture: Getty

• START: Gates at ANZ Stadium open at 5.30pm, with Adele taking to the stage at 7.30pm;

• GETTING THERE: Public transport will be the most time-efficient way of getting to and from the event. You should plan ahead, arrive early and allow additional travel time;

• TRAINS: Direct train services will run to Sydney Olympic Park leaving from Central every 15 minutes from 4:53pm until 6pm and then every 7-8 minutes from 6pm until 10:30pm, stopping at Redfern and Strathfield. Campbelltown at 6:07pm, stopping all stations to Olympic Park via Granville. Liverpool at 6:09pm, stopping all stations to Olympic Park via Granville.

• BUSES: Sydney Olympic Park Major Event Buses start running between 3pm and 4pm depending on the route and arrive at the precinct from around 5pm. Services continue to arrive into Olympic Park until 8:15pm.

• SOCIAL MEDIA: Tweet and hashtag #AdeleLive2017 @Adele