The following is a list of stadiums at which rugby league is played, ordered by seating capacity.
All stadiums with a capacity of 5,000 or more which are the regular home venue of a club or national team, or are the regular hosts of a major competition (such as the State of Origin series or the final of an annual national competition), are included. Stadiums for which the only rugby league use is hosting occasional matches or which have only hosted one-off rugby league tournaments are not included. Not all of these stadiums are primarily venues for rugby league, with some being primarily venues for another sport.
Current stadiums
Former or demolished stadiums StadiumCapacityCity/TownCountryHome team/sClosed (as a RL stadium)FateWembley Stadium100,000LondonChallenge Cup Final1999 Closed in 2000, demolished in 2003. Site is now the New Wembley Stadium.Queensland Sport & Athletics Centre60,000BrisbaneBrisbane Broncos2003 Remains in use for athletics and football, capacity is now 48,500Sydney Football Stadium 44,000 Sydney Australia Sydney Roosters 2018 demolished and replaced by Sydney Football Stadium (2022)Sydney Sports Ground35,000SydneyEastern Suburbs1986 Demolished in 1987. Site is now the car park for the Sydney Football Stadium. Willows Sports Complex 26,500 Townsville North Queensland Cowboys2019 Demolished in 2022.Belmore Sports Ground25,000SydneyCanterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs1998 Still in use, currently the training base of the BulldogsCarrara Stadium25,000CarraraGold Coast Titans2007 Still in use for AFL.Don Valley Stadium25,000SheffieldSheffield Eagles2013 Demolished in 2013.WACA Ground24,500PerthWestern Reds1997 Re-developed in 2002, Still in use for cricket.Parramatta Stadium24,000SydneyParramatta Eels2017 Demolished in 2017. Site is now the new Western Sydney Stadium.Redfern Oval23,000SydneySouth Sydney1987 Re-developed in 2009, currently the training base of the Rabbitohs. Capacity is now 5,000.Ninian Park21,508CardiffCardiff City2009 Demolished in 2009. Now the Ninian Park housing estate.Stade Sébastien Charléty20,000ParisParis Saint-Germain1997 Remains in use for athletics, football (Paris FC) and rugby union (temporary home of Stade Français). French national team sometimes play at the venue.Lidcombe Oval20,000SydneyWestern Suburbs Magpies1986 Still in use for rugby league, rugby union, and football.Olympic Park Stadium18,500MelbourneMelbourne Storm2009 Demolished in 2011. Now an AFL training oval. Central Park18,000WiganWigan Warriors1999 Demolished in 1999.Hindmarsh Stadium17,500AdelaideAdelaide Rams19972 more NRL matches were held at the stadium in 2006 and 2009. Still in use for football.Knowsley Road17,500St HelensSt Helens RFC2010Demolished in 2010.Carlaw Park17,000AucklandNew Zealand national team2002Closed in 2002, demolished in 2006. Site now contains a new student village complex for Auckland University. Twickenham Stoop14,800LondonLondon Broncos2013Still in use for rugby union.Gateshead International Stadium11,800GatesheadGateshead Thunder2014 Still in use for football.The Willows 11,363 Salford Salford Red Devils 2011 Demolished in 2012.Belle Vue11,500DoncasterDoncaster RLFC2006 Demolished in 2007. Redeveloped as a housing estate.Station Roadc. 11,000PendleburySwinton Lions1992 Demolished in 1992.The Boulevard10,500HullHull F.C.2000 Demolished in 2010.Thrum Hall9,832HalifaxHalifax Panthers1998 Demolished in 1999.Wilderspool Stadium9,200WarringtonWarrington Wolves2012 Demolished in 2014. Bootham Crescent 8,256 York England York City Knights 2020 Residential development. Barnet Copthall 5,000 London London Crusaders 1994 Remains in use for its original purpose of athletics. Reopened as a rugby union stadium in February 2013, under the name Allianz Park, as home of Saracens.St Helen's Rugby and Cricket Ground4,500Swansea 2012Still in use as a rugby union and cricket ground.
Future stadiums Stadium name CapacityCityCountryYearsHome team/s Macquarie Point Stadium 23,000 Hobart, Tasmania Australia 2030 Five Towns Stadium 13,300 Glasshoughton, Castleford TBA Castleford Tigers New Swinton Stadium 6000 Agecroft, Pendlebury Swinton
See also Lists of stadiums List of Australian rugby league stadiums by capacity List of British rugby league stadiums by capacity
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