List of stadiums in Oceania explained

The following is a list of stadiums in Oceania.

List

American Samoa

• Veterans Memorial Stadium – Pago Pago

Australia

See main article: List of sports venues in Australia.

Cricket and Australian rules football

• AAMI Stadium – Adelaide (formerly Football Park)
• Adelaide Oval – Adelaide
• Arden St Oval – Melbourne
• Aurora Stadium – Launceston
• Bellerive Oval – Hobart
• Brisbane Cricket Ground – Brisbane (Commonly known as "the Gabba")
• Drummoyne Oval – Sydney
• Etihad Stadium – Melbourne (formerly Colonial Stadium, Telstra Dome and Docklands Stadium)
• Kooyong Stadium – Melbourne
• Lilac Hill – Perth
• Ikon Park – Melbourne
• Magdalla Park – Sydney
• Manuka Oval – Canberra
• Marrara Oval – Darwin
• Melbourne Cricket Ground – Melbourne
• Metricon Stadium – Gold Coast
• North Hobart Oval – Hobart
• Patersons Stadium – Perth (originally "Subiaco Oval")
• Richmond Cricket Ground – Melbourne
• Skilled Stadium – Geelong (formerly Kardinia Park)
• Sydney Cricket Ground – Sydney
• Victoria Park – Melbourne
• WACA Ground – Perth
• Waverley Park – Melbourne
• Windy Hill – Melbourne

Rugby league, rugby union and soccer

• 1300 Smiles Stadium – Townsville (Formerly known as Stockland Stadium & Dairy Farmers Stadium)
• AAMI Park – Melbourne (known non-commercially as Melbourne Rectangular Stadium)
• ANZ Stadium – Sydney (formerly Stadium Australia and Telstra Stadium)
• Hunter Stadium – Newcastle (formerly Marathon Stadium, EnergyAustralia Stadium & Ausgrid Stadium)
• Ballymore Stadium – Brisbane
• Belmore Oval, Sydney – Sydney
• Cbus Super Stadium – Gold Coast
• Central Coast Stadium – Central Coast, New South Wales
• Brookvale Oval – Sydney
• Campbelltown Stadium – Sydney
• GIO Stadium – Canberra (formerly Bruce Stadium and Canberra Stadium (while GIO has the naming rights))
• EW Moore Oval – Griffith, NSW
• Dolphin Oval – Brisbane
• Henson Park, Sydney – Sydney
• Hindmarsh Stadium – Adelaide
• Leichhardt Oval – Sydney
• nib Stadium – Perth
• Olympic Park Stadium – Melbourne (Closed & Demolished)
• Parramatta Stadium – Sydney
• Pepper Stadium – Sydney
• Perry Lakes Stadium – Perth
• Pioneer Oval – Sydney
• QSAC Stadium – Brisbane (formally QEII Stadium)
• Redfern Oval – Sydney
• Suncorp Stadium – Brisbane (formerly Lang Park)
• Sydney Football Stadium – Sydney (formerly Aussie Stadium)
• Remondis Stadium – Cronulla
• WIN Jubilee Oval – Sydney (Formerly known as Kogarah Park)
• WIN Stadium – Wollongong

Basketball, cycling, swimming and tennis

• Acer Arena – Sydney
• Brisbane Entertainment Centre – Brisbane
• Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre – Brisbane
• Derwent Entertainment Centre – Hobart
• Dunc Gray Velodrome – Sydney
• HBF Stadium – Perth
• Hisense Arena – Melbourne
• Kooyong Stadium – Melbourne
• Margaret Court Arena – Melbourne
• NSW Tennis Centre – Sydney
• Perth Arena – Perth
• Queensland Tennis Centre – Brisbane
• Rod Laver Arena – Melbourne
• Silverdome – Launceston
• Sleeman Centre – Brisbane
• Sydney Entertainment Centre – Sydney

Other

• Dealadrome – Melbourne

Cook Islands

• National Stadium, Avarua

Federated States of Micronesia

• Yap Sports Complex – Colonia

Fiji

• National Stadium – Suva
• ANZ National Stadium – Suva

French Polynesia

• Stade Pater – Pirae

Guam

• Paseo Stadium – Agana
• Wettengel Rugby Field – Agana

Kiribati

• Bairiki National Stadium – Bairiki

Marshall Islands

• Sports Stadium – Majuro

Nauru

• Linkbelt Oval – Aiwo
• Meneng Stadium – Meneng District

New Caledonia

• Stade Numa-Daly Magenta – Nouméa

New Zealand

See main article: List of stadiums in New Zealand.

Niue

• Niue High School Oval – Alofi
• Village Park (stadium) – Alofi

Norfolk Island

• Norfolk Island Central School Oval – Cascade

Northern Mariana Islands

• F.M. Palacios Field – Saipan

Palau

• National Stadium – Koror

Papua New Guinea

• Hubert Murray Stadium – Port Moresby

Samoa

• National Soccer Stadium – Tuanaimato

Solomon Islands

• Pacific Games Stadium – Honiara

Tokelau

• Hemoana Stadium – Nukunonu

Tonga

• Mangweni Stadium – Nukualofa

Tuvalu

• Tuvalu Sports Ground – Funafuti

Vanuatu

• Korman Stadium – Port-Vila
• Port Vila Municipal Stadium – Port-Vila

Wallis and Futuna

• Stade de Mata-Utu – Mata-Utu

See also

• List of stadiums in Africa
• List of stadiums in Asia
• List of stadiums in Central America and the Caribbean
• List of stadiums in Europe
• List of stadiums in North America
• List of stadiums in South America
• List of Oceanian stadiums by capacity
• List of association football stadiums by country
• Lists of stadiums