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What's On: Finals footy returns to the Coast

Finals footy will light up the Gold Coast this Sunday with a blockbuster NRLW Preliminary Final coming to Cbus Super Stadium.

A fierce do-or-die derby awaits as the Titans and Broncos usher in a new era of their storied rivalry, vying for a place in the 2026 NRLW Grand Final.

Open Training: Saturday 26th at Cbus Super Stadium

See the girls train on home turf at 10am, before you get a chance to snap a selfie and wish them luck at a post-training Meet & Greet from 11:30am.

Win and we’re in: Titans NRLW chase grand final glory

With a 2026 NRLW Grand Final place on the line, you won't want to miss this Sunday's blockbuster local derby between the Titans and Broncos at Cbus Super Stadium.

Riding a ten-game winning streak, the Titans' women are ready to turn the Gold Coast into a roaring home-ground advantage and etch their name into league history.

Secure your seat from just $15.

Transport: Making your way to the stadium 

Allow extra travel time as all Gold Coast line trains will not be running on game day. This includes train routes stopping at Robina and Varsity Lakes. Railbuses will replace trains between Varsity Lakes and Boggo Road stations.

Car parking update

Car parking around the stadium is unrestricted so you may consider driving. However, it will be busy so please allow extra travel time.

Get the latest updates and travel advice from Translink.

Merchandise available

Titans merchandise will be available via the outlet outside Gate C.

Score a free Big Mac

If the Titans score 19 or more points, Members and ticket holders will score a free Big Mac the following Monday, thanks to Macca’s. Win or lose, that’s a tasty incentive. Visit titans.com.au/maccas for details. 

Feel the energy as the Titans women line up for their maiden home final at Cbus Super Stadium.

Acknowledgement of Country

Gold Coast Titans proudly acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we are situated, the Kombumerri families of the Yugambeh Language Region. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging, and recognise their continuing connections to the lands, waters and their extended communities throughout South East Queensland.