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An oversized soccer-ball sculpture outside Brian Niven Park in Gladstone.
Before you stop
Park at the attraction entrance rather than at the landmark itself.
Do not obstruct games, training or club operations; use designated or normal venue parking.
- Venue entrance
Private to your Passport.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
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Attraction entrance
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The Big Soccer Ball – Gladstone
This pin marks the Big Thing itself. If stopping, choose a safe and legal place nearby.
Site-level location · 23.8802° S, 151.2758° E
FIELD GUIDE
The story
A giant soccer ball outside a working sporting field, and the record declines to pin its exact position.
Current specialist coverage places the Big Soccer Ball at the front of Brian Niven Park, 45 Gladstone–Benaraby Road, and the venue remains actively used in 2026 – but an object-level coordinate has not been independently mapped, and the record says so rather than inventing one. A street address for a sports complex is not a location for a sculpture standing somewhere on its frontage.
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PRACTICAL
Plan your stop
WHAT TO EXPECT
Current specialist Big Things coverage places the Big Soccer Ball at the front of Brian Niven Park, 45 Gladstone–Benaraby Road. The sporting venue remains actively used in 2026, but an object-level coordinate has not yet been independently mapped.
ACCESS
Use the recommended Brian Niven Park / Central FC arrival at 45 Gladstone–Benaraby Road and normal sporting-ground access. The stored object point represents the host site rather than a surveyed ball centroid; avoid interfering with matches, training or club operations.
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