List of rugby league stadiums by capacity

The following is a list of rugby league stadiums, ordered by capacity. Currently all stadiums with a capacity of 3,000 or more which are the current home venue of a rugby league club, or are the regular hosts of a major annual competition or event, are included.

Current stadiums

#	Stadium	Capacity	City	Country	Home team/s
1	Melbourne Cricket Ground	100,024	Melbourne	Australia	Some State of Origin matches
2	Wembley Stadium	90,000	London	England	Challenge Cup Final
3	Stadium Australia	84,000	Sydney	Australia	NRL Grand Final, New South Wales Blues, Canterbury Bulldogs, South Sydney Rabbitohs, Wests Tigers
4	Old Trafford	75,731	Manchester	England	Super League Grand Final
5	Millennium Stadium	74,500	Cardiff	Wales	Some Magic Weekend Super League games
6	Murrayfield Stadium	67,144	Edinburgh	Scotland	Some Magic Weekend Super League games
7	Docklands Stadium	56,347	Melbourne	Australia	Some Australia national team matches, some State of Origin matches
8	Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys	55,926	Barcelona, Catalonia	Spain	Catalonia national rugby league team, Catalans Dragons
9	Suncorp Stadium	52,500	Brisbane	Australia	Queensland Maroons, Brisbane Broncos, some Australia national team matches
10	Eden Park	50,000	Auckland	New Zealand	Some NRL games, NRL Auckland Nines
11	Sydney Cricket Ground	48,000	Sydney	Australia	Some NRL games
12	Sydney Football Stadium	45,500	Sydney	Australia	Sydney Roosters, some Wests Tigers matches
13	Elland Road	37,890	Leeds	England	England national team
14	Independence Park	35,000	Kingston	Jamaica	Jamaica national team
15	Karaiskakis Stadium	33,334	Piraeus	Greece	Greece national team
16	Newcastle International Sports Centre	33,000	Newcastle	Australia	Newcastle Knights
17	Bramall Lane	32,702	Sheffield	England	Sheffield Eagles
18	Ricoh Arena	32,602	Coventry	England	Wasps RFC
19	Lokomotiv Stadium	30,075	Moscow	Russia	RC Lokomotiv Moscow
20	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium	30,050	Melbourne	Australia	Melbourne Storm,
21	Henson Park	30,000	Sydney	Australia	Newtown Jets
	Yarrow Stadium	30,000	New Plymouth	New Zealand	Taranaki Sharks
	Mount Smart Stadium	30,000	Auckland	New Zealand	New Zealand Warriors, some New Zealand national team matches
23	Odsal Stadium	27,491	Bradford	England	Bradford Bulls
24	Robina Stadium	27,400	Gold Coast	Australia	Gold Coast Titans
25	Willows Sports Complex	26,500	Townsville	Australia	North Queensland Cowboys
26	KC Stadium	25,400	Hull	England	Hull
27	DW Stadium	25,133	Wigan	England	Wigan Warriors
28	Canberra Stadium	25,011	Canberra	Australia	Canberra Raiders
29	Alfred McAlpine Stadium	24,500	Huddersfield	England	Huddersfield Giants
30	Wollongong Showground	23,750	Wollongong	Australia	Some St. George Illawarra Dragons matches
31	Brookvale Oval	23,000	Sydney	Australia	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles
32	Penrith Stadium	22,500	Sydney	Australia	Penrith Panthers
33	International Olympic Stadium	22,400	Tripoli	Lebanon	Lebanon national team
34	Leichhardt Oval	22,000	Sydney	Australia	Some Wests Tigers matches
	Endeavour Field	22,000	Sydney	Australia	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
	Jubilee Oval	22,000	Sydney	Australia	Some St. George Illawarra Dragons matches
37	Parramatta Stadium	21,500	Sydney	Australia	Parramatta Eels
38	Headingley Stadium	21,062[1]	Leeds	England	Leeds Rhinos
39	nib Stadium	20,500	Perth	Australia	Some NRL games, West Coast Pirates
40	Central Coast Stadium	20,059	Gosford	Australia	Some NRL games
41	Campbelltown Stadium	20,000	Sydney	Australia	Western Suburbs Magpies, some Wests Tigers matches
	North Sydney Oval	20,000	Sydney	Australia	North Sydney Bears
43	National Stadium	19,000	Suva	Fiji	Fiji national team
44	Langtree Park	18,000	St Helens	England	St Helens RLFC
45	Bloomfield Road	17,338	Blackpool	England	Championship Cup Final
46	Stadion FK Smederevo	17,200	Smederevo	Serbia	Serbia national team
47	Hindmarsh Stadium	17,000	Adelaide	Australia	Some NRL games
	Lloyd Robson Oval	17,000	Port Moresby	Papua New Guinea	Papua New Guinea national team, Port Moresby Bulldogs
49	Racecourse Ground	15,771	Wrexham	Wales	Crusaders
50	Keepmoat Stadium	15,231	Doncaster, South Yorkshire	England	Doncaster RLFC
51	Halliwell Jones Stadium	15,200	Warrington	England	Warrington Wolves
52	Twickenham Stoop	14,816	London	England	London Broncos
53	The Shay	14,061	Halifax	England	Halifax RLFC
54	Stobart Stadium Halton	13,350	Widnes	England	Widnes Vikings
55	Stade Gilbert Brutus	13,000	Perpignan	France	Catalans Dragons
	Danny Leahy Oval	13,000	Goroka	Papua New Guinea	Papua New Guinea national team
57	Salford City Stadium	12,000	Eccles	England	Salford City Reds
	The Jungle	12,000	Castleford	England	Castleford Tigers
	KC Lightstream stadium	12,225	Hull	England	Hull Kingston Rovers
60	Gateshead International Stadium	11,800	Gateshead	England	Gateshead Thunder
61	Leigh Sports Village	11,000	Leigh	England	Leigh Centurions
62	Boundary Park	10,638	Oldham	England	Oldham Roughyeds
63	Spotland Stadium	10,249	Rochdale	England	Rochdale Hornets
	Derwent Park	10,000	Workington	England	Workington Town
	Hodges Stadium	10,000	Jacksonville	United States	USA national team, Jacksonville Axemen
	Stade d'Albert Domec	10,000	Carcassonne	France	AS Carcassonne
67	Tolka Park	9,680	Dublin	Republic of Ireland	Ireland national rugby league team
68	Lamport Stadium	9,600	Toronto	Canada	Canada national rugby league team
	Stadio Plebiscito	9,600	Padua	Italy
70	Brewery Field	8,000	Bridgend	Wales	Wales national team
71	Rodney Parade	7,850	Newport	Wales	Crusaders
72	Campbell's Field	6,425	New Jersey	United States
73	Spec Martin Stadium	6,000	Florida	United States	Central Florida Warriors
74	Belle Vue	5,333	Wakefield	England	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
75	Atlanta Silverbacks Park	5,000	Chamblee, Georgia	United States
	The Gnoll	5,000	Neath, Wales	Wales	South Wales Scorpions
77	Fletcher's Fields	3,000	Markham	Canada	Toronto Rebellion

Former or demolished stadiums

Stadium	Capacity	City	Country	Home team/s	Closed (as a RL stadium)	Fate
Wembley Stadium	100,000	London	England	Challenge Cup Final	1999	Closed in 2000, demolished in 2003. Site is now the New Wembley Stadium
ANZ Stadium	60,000	Brisbane	Australia	Brisbane Broncos	2003	Remains in use for athletics and soccer. Capacity is now 49,000
Sydney Sports Ground	35,000	Sydney	Australia	Eastern Suburbs	1986	Demolished in 1987. Site is now the car park for the Sydney Football Stadium
Adelaide Oval	33,597	Adelaide	Australia	Adelaide Rams	2011	Remains in use for cricket and Australian rules football. Currently unknown if NRL games will be held here in the future. Re-developed from 2010-2014. Capacity is now 53,583.
Belmore Sports Ground	25,000	Sydney	Australia	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	1998	Still in use, currently the training base of the Bulldogs. Also used for soccer. Was used for 2 NRL games by the Bulldogs in 2015
Don Valley Stadium	25,000	Sheffield	England	Sheffield Eagles	2013	Demolished in 2013
WACA Ground	24,500	Perth	Australia	Western Reds	1997	Re-developed in 2002, Still in use for cricket
Redfern Oval	23,000	Sydney	Australia	South Sydney	1987	Re-developed in 2009, currently the training base of the Rabbitohs. Capacity is now 5,000
Ninian Park	21,508	Cardiff	Wales	Cardiff City	2009	Demolished in 2009. Now the Ninian Park housing estate
Stade Sébastien Charléty	20,000	Paris	France	Paris Saint-Germain	1997	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 Oval	20,000	Sydney	Australia	Western Suburbs Magpies	1986	Still in use for rugby league, rugby union and soccer
Olympic Park Stadium	18,500	Melbourne	Australia	Melbourne Storm	2009	Demolished in 2011. Now an AFL training oval.
Central Park	18,000	Wigan	England	Wigan Warriors	1999	Demolished in 1999
Knowsley Road	17,500	St Helens	England	St Helens RLFC	2010	Demolished in 2010
Seiffert Oval	15,000	Canberra	Australia	Canberra Raiders	1989	Still in use for rugby league, rugby union and soccer
The Willows	11,363	Salford	England	Salford City Reds	2011	Not yet determined.
Belle Vue	11,500	Doncaster	England	Doncaster RLFC	2006	Closed in 2006. Site remains vacant
The Boulevard	10,500	Kingston upon Hull	England	Hull	2000	Demolished in 2010.
Thrum Hall	9,832	Halifax	England	Halifax RLFC	1998	Demolished in 1999
Wilderspool Stadium	9,200	Warrington	England	Warrington Wolves	2012	Still standing as of 2014
Barnet Copthall	5,000	London	England	London Crusaders	1994	Remains in use for its original purpose of athletics. Set to reopen as a rugby union stadium in February 2013, under the name Allianz Park, as home of Saracens.
St. Helen's Rugby and Cricket Ground	4,500	Swansea	Wales		2012	Still in use as a rugby union and cricket ground

Future stadiums

Stadium name	Capacity	City	Country	Years	Home team/s
Newmarket Stadium	12,000	Stanley, Wakefield	England	TBA	Wakefield Trinity
New Swinton Stadium	6,000	Agecroft, Pendlebury	England	TBA	Swinton

See also

• List of Australian rugby league stadiums by capacity
• List of English rugby league stadiums by capacity

References

1. "RLFANS News". Rlfans.com. Retrieved 2012-02-03.