List of sports venues in Australia

The following is a list of sports venues in Australia.

National League stadiums

Venues for Australian rules football, cricket, rugby league, rugby union, and soccer are listed here, if they are a regular venue of:

An asterisk indicates that the tenant does not use the venue as their primary home venue.

Stadium City State Shape Capacity Tenants
Melbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne Victoria Oval 100,024[1] Australian rules football: Collingwood, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Richmond
Cricket: Australia, Victoria, Melbourne Stars
Soccer: Australia*
Rugby league: New South Wales*, Queensland*
Stadium Australia Sydney New South Wales Convertible (Rectangular from 2018) 84,000[2] Rugby league: Australia, New South Wales, Canterbury Bulldogs, South Sydney Rabbitohs, Wests Tigers
Rugby union: Australia, New South Wales Waratahs*
Soccer: Australia, Western Sydney Wanderers*
Perth Stadium Perth Western Australia Convertible 60,000 (expandable to 70,000) AFLW: Femantle Dockers

Australian rules football: West Coast Eagles, Fremantle Dockers
Cricket: Australia, Western Warriors, Perth Scorchers

Docklands Stadium Melbourne Victoria Convertible 56,347[3] Australian rules football: Carlton, Essendon, North Melbourne, St Kilda, Western Bulldogs
Cricket: Melbourne Renegades
Rugby league Melbourne Storm*
Rugby union: Australia
Soccer: Australia, Melbourne Victory*
Adelaide Oval Adelaide South Australia Oval 53,583 Australian rules football: Adelaide, Port Adelaide
Cricket: Australia, South Australia, Adelaide Strikers
Soccer: Adelaide United*
Lang Park Brisbane Queensland Rectangular 52,500 Rugby league: Australia, Queensland, Brisbane Broncos
Rugby union: Australia, Queensland Reds
Soccer: Australia*, Brisbane Roar
Football Park Adelaide South Australia Oval 51,515 Australian rules football: SANFL
Sydney Cricket Ground Sydney New South Wales Oval 48,000 Australian rules football: Sydney
Cricket: Australia, New South Wales, Sydney Sixers
Rugby union: New South Wales Waratahs*
Sydney Football Stadium Sydney New South Wales Rectangular 45,500 Rugby league: Australia, Sydney Roosters
Rugby union: New South Wales Waratahs
Soccer: Sydney FC, Australia
The Gabba Brisbane Queensland Oval 42,000 Australian rules football: Brisbane Lions
Cricket: Australia, Queensland, Brisbane Heat
Kardinia Park Geelong Victoria Oval 34,000[4][5] Australian rules football: Geelong
Soccer: Melbourne Victory*
Cricket: Victoria*Australia*
Hunter Stadium Newcastle New South Wales Rectangular 33,000 Rugby league: Newcastle Knights
Soccer: Newcastle Jets
Melbourne Rectangular Stadium Melbourne Victoria Rectangular 30,050 Rugby league: Australia, Melbourne Storm
Rugby union: Melbourne Rebels, Melbourne Rising
Soccer: Australia, Melbourne City, Melbourne Victory
Carrara Stadium Gold Coast Queensland Oval 27,500 (40,000 in 2018 Commonwealth Games) Australian rules football: Gold Coast Suns
Robina Stadium Gold Coast Queensland Rectangular 27,400 Rugby league: Gold Coast Titans
Willows Sports Complex Townsville Queensland Rectangular 26,500 Rugby league: North Queensland Cowboys
Brisbane Exhibition Ground Brisbane Queensland Oval 26,000 Australian Baseball League: Brisbane Bandits
Canberra Stadium Canberra Australian Capital Territory Rectangular 25,011 Rugby league: Canberra Raiders
Rugby union: Brumbies
Princess Park Melbourne Victoria Oval 24,568 AFLW: Carlton
Sydney Showground Stadium Sydney New South Wales Oval 24,000 Australian rules football: GWS
Cricket: Sydney Thunder
Soccer: Western Sydney Wanderers*
WACA Perth Western Australia Oval 24,500 Cricket: Australia, Western Australia, Perth Scorchers
Ballymore Stadium Brisbane Queensland Rectangular 24,000 Rugby union: Queensland Reds*
Wollongong Showground Wollongong New South Wales Rectangular 23,750 Rugby league: St George Illawarra Dragons
Brookvale Oval Sydney New South Wales Rectangular 23,000 Rugby league: Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles
Rugby union: New South Wales Waratahs*
Leichhardt Oval Sydney New South Wales Rectangular 22,750 Rugby league: Wests Tigers
Penrith Stadium Sydney New South Wales Rectangular 22,500 Rugby league: Penrith Panthers
Norwood Oval Adelaide South Australia Oval 22,000 AFLW: Adelaide Crows

Australian Baseball League: Adelaide Bite

Kogarah Oval Sydney New South Wales Rectangular 22,000 Rugby league: St George Illawarra Dragons
Endeavour Field Sydney New South Wales Rectangular 22,000 Rugby league: Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
York Park Launceston Tasmania Oval 21,000[6] Australian rules football: Hawthorn*
Campbelltown Stadium Sydney New South Wales Rectangular 21,000 Rugby league: Wests Tigers
Soccer:Western Sydney Wanderers
Perth Oval Perth Western Australia Rectangular 20,500 Rugby union: Western Force
Soccer: Perth Glory
Central Coast Stadium Gosford New South Wales Rectangular 20,059 Soccer: Central Coast
Rugby league: Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles*, South Sydney Rabbitohs*
North Sydney Oval Sydney New South Wales Oval 20,000 Cricket: New South Wales Blues*
Rugby league: North Sydney Bears
Lavington Sports Ground Albury New South Wales Oval 20,000 Cricket: Sydney Thunder*
Rugby league: Manly Sea Eagles*
Australian rules football: Lavington Panthers
Soccer: Murray United
Queen Elizabeth Oval Bendigo Victoria Oval 20,000 Australian rules football: Essendon*
Bellerive Oval Hobart Tasmania Oval 19,500 Australian rules football: North Melbourne*
North Hobart Oval Hobart Tasmania Convertible 18,000 Rugby league Melbourne Storm*
Barlow Park Cairns Queensland Rectangular 18,000 Rugby league South Sydney Rabbitohs*
Fremantle Oval Perth Western Australia Oval 17,500 AFLW: Fremantle Dockers
Hindmarsh Stadium Adelaide South Australia Rectangular 16,500 Soccer: Adelaide United
Marrara Oval Darwin Northern Territory Oval 14,000 Cricket: Australia*
Australian rules football: Melbourne*
Rugby league: Parramatta Eels*
Manuka Oval Canberra Australian Capital Territory Oval 13,550 Australian rules football: GWS*
Cricket: Australia*, Prime Minister's XI
Cazaly's Stadium Cairns Queensland Oval 12,000 Australian rules football: Western Bulldogs*
Lakeside Stadium Melbourne Victoria Rectangular, with Athletics track 12,000 Athletics: Athletics Australia
Soccer: South Melbourne
Casey Fields Melbourne Victoria Oval 12,000 AFLW: Melbourne Demons
Whitten Oval Melbounre Victoria Oval 12,000 AFLW: Western Bulldogs
Dolphin Stadium Brisbane Queensland Rectangular 12,000 Rugby league: Redcliffe Dolphins
Eureka Stadium Ballarat Victoria Oval 11,000 Australian rules football: North Ballarat Football Club.
Traeger Park Alice Springs Northern Territory Oval 10,000 Australian rules football: Melbourne*
Morshead Park Ballarat Victoria Rectangular 8,500 Soccer: Ballarat Red Devils.
Wade Park Orange New South Wales Oval 8,000 Rugby union : New South Wales Country Eagles
Soccer : Central Coast Mariners*
Browne Park Rockhampton Queensland Rectangular 5,000 Rugby league: Central Queensland Capras
Drummoyne Oval Sydney New South Wales Oval 5,000 Australian rules football: Greater Western Sydney Giants (AFLW)
Cricket: Cricket Australia XI*, New South Wales Blues*, Sydney Sixers (WBBL)*
Allan Border Field Albion Queensland Oval 4,500 Cricket: Cricket Australia XI, Queensland Bulls*, Queensland Fire, Southern Stars*
Baseball Park Perth Western Australia Diamond 4,000 Australian Baseball League: Perth Heat
Melbourne Ballpark Melbourne Victoria Diamond 3,900 Australian Baseball League: Melbourne Aces
McKellar Park Canberra Australian Capital Territory Rectangular 3,500 Soccer: Canberra United FC
Olympic Park Oval Melbourne Victoria Oval 3,000 AFLW: Collingwood
South Pine Sports Complex Brisbane Queensland Oval 3,000 AFLW: Brisbane Lions
Blacktown Baseball Stadium Sydney New South Wales Diamond 3,000 Australian Baseball League: Sydney Blue Sox
Narrabundah Ballpark Canberra Australian Capital Territory Diamond 2,250 Australian Baseball League: Canberra Cavalry
Hurstville Oval Sydney New South Wales Oval 1,000 Cricket: Cricket Australia XI, New South Wales*, Southern Stars*
Holloway Field Brisbane Queensland Diamond 1,000 Australian Baseball League: Brisbane Bandits*

Future national league stadiums and major redevelopments

Stadium City State Shape Capacity Completion Tenants
New Townsville Stadium Townsville Queensland Rectangular 27,500 Undetermined Rugby league: North Queensland Cowboys
New Canberra Stadium Canberra ACT Rectangular 30,000 (upgradeable to 45,000) Before 2030 Rugby league: Canberra Raiders
Rugby union: Brumbies
CQ Stadium Rockhampton Queensland Rectangular 20,000+ Undetermined Rugby league: Proposed CQ NRL Team
Western Sydney Stadium Sydney New South Wales Rectangular 30,000+ 2019 Rugby league: Parramatta Eels
Association football: Western Sydney Wanderers

Indoor venues

Venues for Basketball (men's and women's), Ice Hockey and Netball are listed here, if they are a regular venue of:


An asterisk indicates that the tenant does not use the venue as their primary home venue.

Stadium City State Capacity Tenants
Qudos Bank Arena Sydney New South Wales 21,032 Basketball: Sydney Kings
Netball: New South Wales Swifts*
Rod Laver Arena Melbourne Victoria 16,200 Tennis: Australian Open
Perth Arena Perth Western Australia 14,846 Basketball: Perth Wildcats
Netball: West Coast Fever
Tennis: Hopman Cup
Brisbane Entertainment Centre Brisbane Queensland 14,500 Basketball: Brisbane Bullets*
Adelaide Entertainment Centre Adelaide South Australia 12,000 Netball: Australia Netball Diamonds*
Hisense Arena Melbourne Victoria 10,500 Basketball: Melbourne United
Netball: Melbourne Vixens
Tennis: Australian Open
Titanium Security Arena Adelaide South Australia 8,000 Basketball: Adelaide 36ers
Basketball: Adelaide Lightning
Netball: Adelaide Thunderbirds*
Margaret Court Arena Melbourne Victoria 7,500 Netball: Melbourne Vixens*
Tennis: Australian Open
Pat Rafter Arena Brisbane Queensland 7,000 Tennis: Brisbane International
Icehouse Melbourne Victoria 6,500 Ice Hockey: Melbourne Ice
Ice Hockey: Melbourne Mustangs
WIN Entertainment Centre Wollongong New South Wales 6,000 Basketball: Illawarra Hawks
Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre Gold Coast Queensland 6,000 Netball: Queensland Firebirds*
Cairns Convention Centre Cairns Queensland 5,300 Basketball: Cairns Taipans
AIS Arena Canberra Australian Capital Territory 5,200 Basketball: Canberra Capitals*
State Sports Centre Sydney New South Wales 5,006 Netball: New South Wales Swifts
HBF Stadium Perth Western Australia 4,500 Netball: West Coast Fever*
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre Brisbane Queensland 4,000 Basketball: Brisbane Bullets
Netball: Queensland Firebirds
State Netball and Hockey Centre Melbourne Victoria 3,500 Basketball: Melbourne United*
Priceline Stadium Adelaide South Australia 3,200 Netball: Adelaide Thunderbirds
State Basketball Centre Melbourne Victoria 3,200 Basketball: Melbourne Boomers
Townsville RSL Stadium Annandale Queensland 2,500 Basketball: Townsville Fire
Dandenong Basketball Stadium Dandenong Victoria 2,200 Basketball: Dandenong Rangers
Central Queensland University Rockhampton Queensland 2,000+ Netball: Capricorn Claws
Bendigo Stadium Bendigo Victoria 2,000+ Basketball: Bendigo Spirit
Geelong Arena Geelong Victoria 2,000+ Basketball: Geelong Supercats
Southern Cross Stadium Canberra Australian Capital Territory 2,000 Basketball: Canberra Capitals
Bendat Basketball Centre Perth Western Australia 2,000 Basketball: West Coast Waves
IceArenA Adelaide South Australia 2,000 Ice hockey: Adelaide Adrenaline
Lauren Jackson Sports Centre Albury New South Wales 1,100 Basketball: Albury Wodonga Bandits
University of Sydney Sydney New South Wales 1,000 Basketball: Sydney Uni Flames
Phillip Ice Skating Centre Canberra Australian Capital Territory 1,000 Ice Hockey: CBR Brave

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/more-sports/the-20-biggest-sport-stadiums-in-the-world-ranked-by-current-capacity/news-story/80518908e2555e277565b87fd019e462
  2. ↑ ANZ Stadium capacity is 84,000 in rectangular configuration, and 82,500 in oval configuration.
  3. ↑ Etihad Stadium capacity is 56,347 in oval configuration, approximately 3,000 fewer in rectangular configuration.
  4. ↑ http://www.austadiums.com/stadiums/stadiums.php?id=101
  5. ↑
  6. ↑ http://www.aurorastadiumlaunceston.com.au/aurora/index.php?c=60&langID=1
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