Top 10 biggest stadiums in Australia.
Number 10.
GMHBA Stadium.
Known as Kardinia Park, the stadium is located in Geelong, Victoria, and has a capacity of
36,000.
It is the home of Geelong Football Club, Western United and Melbourne Renegades.
Number 9.
Brisbane Cricket Ground.
Commonly known as the Gabba, the Brisbane Cricket Ground is a stadium in Brisbane, Queensland,
with a capacity of 42,000.
It is the home of Queensland Bulls and Brisbane Heat cricket teams and Australian rules football
team Brisbane Lions.
The stadium opened in 1895.
Number 8.
Sydney Cricket Ground.
The Sydney Cricket Ground is a stadium in Sydney, New South Wales, with a capacity of
48,000.
The stadium opened in 1848 and it is the home venue for the New South Wales cricket team,
Sydney Sixers and Sydney Swans.
Number 7.
QSAC Stadium.
The Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre is located in Brisbane, Queensland.
The stadium has a capacity of 48,500 and it opened in 1975.
Number 6.
Suncorp Stadium.
Also known as Brisbane Stadium, this 52,500 capacity stadium is located in Brisbane, Queensland.
The main tenants of the stadium are Brisbane Broncos, Brisbane Roar and Queensland Reds.
The stadium opened in 1914.
Number 5.
Adelaide Oval.
Adelaide Oval is a sports ground in Adelaide, South Australia and is predominantly used
for cricket and Australian rules football.
It has a capacity of 53,583 and it opened in 1871.
It is the home of cricket teams Adelaide Strikers and South Australia, and Australian rules
football teams Adelaide and Port Adelaide.
Number 4.
Marvel Stadium.
Known as Docklands Stadium, the stadium is located in Melbourne, Victoria, and it opened
on 9 March 2000.
It has a capacity of 56,347 and it is the home of Australian rules football teams: Carlton,
Essendon, North Melbourne, St Kilda, Western Bulldogs, cricket team Melbourne Renegades,
and football team Melbourne Victory FC.
Number 3.
Optus Stadium.
Also known as Perth Stadium, this 65,000 capacity stadium is located in Perth, Western Australia,
and it opened on 21 January 2018.
It is the home of Australian rules football teams West Coast Eagles and Fremantle Dockers,
and cricket teams Western Australia and Perth Scorchers.
Number 2.
Stadium Australia.
Located in Sydney, New South Wales, and with a capacity of 83,500, Stadium Australia opened
on 6 March 1999.
The stadium is the home of rugby league teams New South Wales Blues, Canterbury-Bankstown
Bulldogs, South Sydney Rabbitohs and rugby union team New South Wales Waratahs.
Number 1.
Melbourne Cricket Ground.
The Melbourne Cricket Ground is the largest stadium in Australia, with a capacity of 100,024.
Located in Melbourne, Victoria, the stadium opened in 1853.
It is the home of Australian rules football teams Collingwood, Hawthorn, Melbourne and
Richmond, and cricket teams Victoria, Melbourne Stars and Australia national cricket team.