Canberra Stadium is a sports stadium located in Canberra. The official name of the stadium is GIO Stadium Canberra, after the naming rights. This stadium is mainly used for the Rugby League and Rugby Union matches. It is located in Canberra; therefore, it is called Canberra Stadium. The seating capacity of the stadium is 25000. Spectators look for the Canberra Stadium seating plan with seat numbers to locate their seats. It is the largest stadium in Canberra in terms of seating capacity. The demand for Canberra Stadium tickets is high when hosting events. Rugby league and rugby union games are primarily organized on this ground.
It was opened in 1977 and designed by Philip Cox. It is owned and operated by the Australian Sports Commission. The Canberra Raiders and ACT Brumbies are the leading home teams of this ground. The Canberra Raiders rugby team competes in the NRL, and demand for the GIO Stadium tickets is high during the National Rugby League season. Concerts and musical events are also hosted at this ground.
Canberra Stadium Seating Plan with Seat Numbers
It is the largest ground in Canberra in terms of seating capacity. The location of all the stands is mentioned on the map. Mal Meninga Stand, Inner Bowl, Gregan Larkham Stand, North Terrace, South Terrace, Alcohol-free area, accessible seats, open boxes, etc., can be seen on the map. All the entries of the stadium, along with the accessible seating, first aid, video screens, and ticket booking offices, can be seen on the Canberra Stadium seating map with seat numbers.
The stands of the stadium are divided into at least seven stands, and the stands are coloured differently for easy identification. It is one of the most important venues to host National Rugby League games during the season.
The map of the GIO Stadium depicts the location of seats, rows, sections, and stands during the National Rugby League games. NRL is the most popular event on this ground. Visitors can print these maps while visiting the stadium to locate their seats.
It is an ideal venue to host concerts and musical events. Temporary seating area, performance stage, general standing area, etc, are set up on the ground to accommodate a large crowd. It can accommodate more visitors than the original capacity after adding the temporary arrangements.
The names of all the bays are depicted on the seating arrangement map of the Canberra Stadium. The location of the entry gates/exit doors helps in easy access to the stadium.
About GIO Stadium Canberra
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Stadium Name | GIO Stadium Canberra |
| Construction Started | 1977 |
| Opened | 1977 |
| Other Names | Bruce Stadium, National Athletics Stadium, Canberra Stadium |
| Home Team & Other Tenant | Canberra Raiders, ACT Brumbies |
| Seating Capacity | 25011 |
| Owned By | Australian Government |
| Operated By | Australian Sports Commission |
| Designed By | Philip Cox |
| Famous Events Hosted | 1990 International Rules Series, 2008 Rugby League World Cup, 2017 Rugby League World Cup, and 2003 Rugby World Cup |
| Construction Cost | NA |
| Stadium Surface | Grass |
| Highest Attendance Recorded | 28754 |
| Stadium Uses | Soccer, rugby league, rugby union, and concerts |
| Stand Name | Multiple |
| Transportation | Rail and Road |
| Stadium Address | Battye St, Bruce ACT 2617, Australia |
