Best Stadiums in Canberra

Below is a list of the top and leading Stadiums in Canberra. To help you find the best stadiums located near you in Canberra, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.

Canberraā€™s Best Stadiums:

The top rated stadiums that provides the best sports and event viewing experiences are:

  • GIO Stadium Canberra
  • Manuka Oval
  • AIS Arena

GIO Stadium Canberra

Best Stadiums in Canberra
GIO Stadium Canberra Source: https://giostadiumcanberra.com.au/

GIO Stadium CanberraĀ is an iconic Australian sporting venue which plays host to the famous University of Canberra Raiders and Canberra Brumbies. With a seating capacity of over 25,000, it also hosts a number of international and community events, as well as providing first-class conference and function facilities. This magnificent venue set amidst the native bush land of North Canberra and adjacent to the Australian Institute of Sport. In an Australian city renowned throughout the world for their careful planning, wonderful gardens and contemporary architecture, this stadium is a shining example of construction and quality design.

Products/Services:

Functions, Stadium Sports Lounges, Private Suites and Breakout Spaces, Wide Range of Equipment for Hire.

Location:

Address:Ā Battye St, Bruce ACT 2617
Phone: (02) 6256 6700
Website: www.giostadiumcanberra.com.au

Review:

ā€œVery nice stadium, with almost all seats having an excellent view. The food is very cheap for stadium food, with nice pies and chips going for 4.50 each. Very cold as itā€™s in Canberra though but you canā€™t do much about that.ā€ -Cooper Smith

Manuka Oval

Best Stadiums in Canberra
Manuka Oval Soure: https://manukaoval.com.au/

Manuka Ovalā€™s rich and diverse history has proved integral in its continuous use as a sporting venue. With a seating capacity of 13,550 to be exact, the venue remains the best site for cricket and AFL events in Canberra. The Manuka Oval protect and retains much of its original tree plantings from the the early 1920ā€™s, with now-large mature specimens of poplar, cypress, oak and elm trees defining the beautiful circular space of the sports ground. The enclosure excludes the hustle and bustle of the surrounding suburbs, and helping the visitors to absorb the venue and its associated events.

Ā Products/Services:

Catering, Equipment Hire, Audio Visual Equipment, Electronic Whiteboards, Projection Screen, PA System, Ample Parking, Wheelchair Accessibility, Accommodation.

Location:

Address:Ā Manuka Cir, Griffith ACT 2603
Phone: (02) 6256 6700
Website: www.manukaoval.com.au

Review:

ā€œA great venue, good viewing angles, easy to access toilets, drinks and food.ā€ -Andrew Smith

AIS Arena

Best Stadiums in Canberra
AIS Arena Source: https://experienceais.com/

AIS Arena is the Canberra Regionā€™s number 1 multi-purpose entertainment and function venue. The AIS Arena has hosted everything from Pink, Lady GaGa, Bob Dylan and Stevie Wonder concerts to annual conferences and expos for many national associations, government organisations and industry groups. As Canberraā€™s largest multi-purpose venue, it is capable of holding concerts, theatre performances, conventions, conferences, gala dinners, expos and indoor sports events, the AIS Arena has a seating capacity of up to 4,200 people.

Products/Services:

3,500 Capacity Car Park,Ā Adaptable Seating Capacity, Full customization for any event,
Onsite Box Office, ATM, CafƩ, Internet Access.

Location:

Address:Ā 26 Leverrier St, Bruce ACT 2617
Phone: (02) 6214 1036
Website: www.experienceais.com

Review:

ā€œLove the variety of shows and performances you can see here and have always found the staff to be professional and helpful. The stairs inside the Arena can be a bit steep, so aim for the ground floor tickets if you have issues with heights or trouble climbing stairs.ā€
-Rhianon Ryan

Jeffrey Ryan
Jeffrey Ryan
Jeffrey is an editor atĀ Best in Australia, he does research and analyses about businesses in Australia. He covers topics and news related to start-ups and other businesses.
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