List of National Rugby League stadiums

This is a list of National Rugby League stadiums by capacity.

Current NRL stadiums

This list includes all regular home grounds of National Rugby League clubs. Some of these venues have also hosted the Australian or New Zealand rugby league teams.

NRL club venues
Stadium	Image	City	State	Capacity	Tenants
ANZ Stadium		Sydney Olympic Park	New South Wales	84,000	NRL Grand Final Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs South Sydney Rabbitohs Wests Tigers
Suncorp Stadium		Milton, Brisbane	Queensland	52,500	Brisbane Broncos
Allianz Stadium		Moore Park, Sydney	New South Wales	45,500	Sydney Roosters
Hunter Stadium		New Lambton, Newcastle	New South Wales	33,000	Newcastle Knights
AAMI Park		Melbourne	Victoria	30,050	Melbourne Storm
Mount Smart Stadium		Auckland		30,000	New Zealand Warriors
Cbus Super Stadium		Robina, Gold Coast	Queensland	27,400	Gold Coast Titans
1300SMILES Stadium		Townsville	Queensland	26,500	North Queensland Cowboys
GIO Stadium		Bruce, Canberra	Australian Capital Territory	25,011	Canberra Raiders
WIN Stadium		Wollongong	New South Wales	23,750	St George Illawarra Dragons
Brookvale Oval		Brookvale, Sydney	New South Wales	23,000	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles
Sportingbet Stadium		Penrith, Sydney	New South Wales	22,500	Penrith Panthers
Remondis Stadium		Cronulla, Sydney	New South Wales	22,000	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Pirtek Stadium		Parramatta, Sydney	New South Wales	21,500	Parramatta Eels
WIN Jubilee Oval		Kogarah, Sydney	New South Wales	20,500	St George Illawarra Dragons
Leichhardt Oval		Leichhardt, Sydney	New South Wales	20,000	Wests Tigers
Campbelltown Stadium		Campbelltown, Sydney	New South Wales	20,000	Wests Tigers

Occasional stadiums

These venues are not the permanent home venues of NRL clubs, but intermittently host club NRL matches.

Occasional venues
Stadium	Image	City	State	Capacity	Used by
Eden Park		Auckland		60,000	NRL Auckland Nines
Wellington Regional Stadium		Wellington		24,500	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs New Zealand Warriors Canberra Raiders
Waikato Stadium		Hamilton		25,800	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Yarrow Stadium		New Plymouth		25,500	New Zealand Warriors
nib Stadium		Perth	Western Australia	20,500	South Sydney Rabbitohs Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles
Central Coast Stadium		Gosford	New South Wales	20,059	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Sydney Roosters
Belmore Sports Ground		Belmore, Sydney	New South Wales	25,000	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Lavington Sports Ground		Albury	New South Wales	20,000	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles
Rugby League Park		Christchurch		18,000	Penrith Panthers
Barlow Park		Cairns	Queensland	18,000	South Sydney Rabbitohs
Marrara Oval		Darwin	Northern Territory	12,000	Sydney Roosters Gold Coast Titans Parramatta Eels
Carrington Park		Bathurst	New South Wales	13,000	Penrith Panthers

Proposed redevelopments and new NRL stadiums

Following is a list of current proposals for redevelopment or replacement of current NRL venues.

Proposed redevelopments and new venues
Stadium	City	State	Capacity	Potential Tenants	Completion
Blacktown Stadium	Blacktown	New South Wales	45,000 (approx.) new	Penrith Panthers Parramatta Eels
Liverpool Stadium	Liverpool	New South Wales	45,000 (approx.) new	Wests Tigers Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
New Townsville Stadium	Townsville	Queensland	30,000 (approx.) new	North Queensland Cowboys
New Canberra Stadium	Canberra	Australian Capital Territory	30,000 (approx.) new	Canberra Raiders	Before 2020[1]
nib Stadium	Perth	Western Australia	25,000 (stage 2 redevelopment)	West Coast Pirates (proposed club)
Hindmarsh Stadium	Adelaide	South Australia	25,000 (redevelopment)[2]	N/A

Former NRL stadiums

These venues have irregularly or previously hosted National Rugby League rugby league matches.

Former NRL club venues
Stadium	Image	City	State	Capacity	Period in use	Previous Tenants
Melbourne Cricket Ground ≠		Melbourne	Victoria	100,000	2000	Melbourne Storm
ANZ Stadium ≠		Brisbane	Queensland	60,000	1998-03	Brisbane Broncos
Docklands Stadium		Melbourne	Victoria	56,347	2001, 2007-10	Melbourne Storm
Lancaster Park ‡		Christchurch		38,628	2006, 2010	Wests Tigers Sydney Roosters
Adelaide Oval ≠		Adelaide	South Australia	33,597	1998 2010-11	Adelaide Rams † Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
North Sydney Oval		Sydney	New South Wales	23,000	1998-99	North Sydney Bears †
Sydney Showground ≠		Sydney	New South Wales	21,500	2001-05	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Owen Delany Park		Taupo		20,000	2011	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
McLean Park		Napier		19,700	2015	Melbourne Storm
Olympic Park Stadium ‡		Melbourne	Victoria	18,500	1998-00, 2002–09	Melbourne Storm
Carrara Stadium ≠		Gold Coast	Queensland	18,000	1998 2007	Gold Coast Chargers † Gold Coast Titans
Hindmarsh Stadium ≠		Adelaide	South Australia	17,000	1998 2006 2009	Adelaide Rams † Penrith Panthers Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks

• Capacity shown is as it was during the time in use

† Club no longer exists in NRL
‡ Venue no longer exists
≠ Venue has since undergone renovation or complete re-build

See also

• List of Australian Football League grounds
• List of Australian cricket grounds
• List of ice rinks in Australia
• List of indoor arenas in Australia
• List of National Basketball League (Australia) venues
• List of Australian rugby union stadiums
• List of soccer stadiums in Australia
• List of Oceanian stadiums by capacity

References

1. Chris Dutton. "City promised new stadium with roof by 2020". Canberratimes.com.au. Retrieved 2016-02-08.
2. "Coopers Stadium $75m upgrade plan includes covered roof, link to Adelaide Oval, host rugby and Commonwealth Games". Adelaidenow.com.au. Retrieved 2016-02-08.

External links

• AUStadiums
• List of venues