A-League Men venues
The 13 venues used by A-League Men clubs, with owner, ownership type, operator, main tenant and naming-rights sponsor for each.
Key facts
A-League Men venues covers 13 venues, with a combined capacity of 341,299 seats. 3 of them (23.1%) currently carry a naming-rights sponsor. The largest is Lang Park at 52,500 seats. A-League Men is a soccer competition based in Australia.
Of 15 venues in A-League Men venues with a recorded ownership type, 10 are private owned (66.7%), 4 are mixed owned (26.7%), 1 are public owned (6.7%).
Data table for this chart
| Ownership type | Venues | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Private | 10 | 66.7% |
| Mixed | 4 | 26.7% |
| Public | 1 | 6.7% |
Venues
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| Venue | City | Country | Type | Sport | Capacity | Opened | Owner | Ownership | Operator | Main tenant | Sponsor | Industry | Name changes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Campbelltown Stadium | City of Campbelltown | Australia | Stadium | Rugby league, Soccer | 17,500 | 1955 | City of Campbelltown | Private | Nelson City Council | Western Sydney Wanderers FC | 1 | ||
| Central Coast Stadium | New South Wales | Australia | Stadium | Soccer | 20,059 | 2000 | Central Coast | Private | Central Coast,VenuesLive | Central Coast Mariners FC | 0 | ||
| Hindmarsh Stadium | Charles Sturt | Australia | Multi purpose | Soccer | 16,500 | 1960 | Government of South Australia | Private | Adelaide Venue Management Corporation | West Adelaide Soccer Club | Coopers Brewery | Brewing industry | 0 |
| Lang Park | Brisbane | Australia | Stadium | Rugby league, Soccer | 52,500 | 1911 | Stadiums Queensland | Public | ASM Global | Brisbane Roar FC | 1 | ||
| Melbourne Rectangular Stadium | City of Melbourne | Australia | Stadium | Rugby league, Rugby union, Soccer | 30,050 | 2010 | Victoria State Government | Private | Melbourne and Olympic Park Trust | Western United FC | 0 | ||
| Mount Smart Stadium | Auckland Region | New Zealand | Stadium | Rugby league, Rugby union, Soccer | 25,000 | 1967 | Auckland Council,Auckland Unlimited, Auckland Council | Mixed | Auckland Stadiums | Auckland FC | 1 | ||
| Newcastle International Sports Centre | Newcastle | Australia | Multi purpose | Rugby league, Soccer | 33,000 | 1970 | Government of New South Wales | Private | Venues NSW | Newcastle Jets FC | 4 | ||
| North Harbour Stadium | Auckland Region | New Zealand | Multi purpose | Soccer | 14,000 | 1997 | Auckland Unlimited, Auckland Council,Tātaki Auckland Unlimited | Mixed | Auckland Stadiums,North Harbour Stadium trustees | Waitakere United | QBE Insurance | Insurance company | 0 |
| Perth Rectangular Stadium | City of Vincent | Australia | Stadium | Soccer | 20,500 | City of Vincent | Private | VenuesWest | Perth Glory FC | 0 | |||
| Robina Stadium | Gold Coast | Australia | Multi purpose | Rugby league, Soccer | 27,690 | 2008 | Queensland Government,Stadiums Queensland | Mixed | Stadiums Queensland | Gold Coast United FC | 1 | ||
| Sydney Showground Stadium | Sydney Olympic Park | Australia | Stadium | Australian football, Cricket, Soccer | 23,500 | 1998 | Government of New South Wales,New South Wales Government | Mixed | Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales | Western Sydney Wanderers FC | 4 | ||
| Wellington Regional Stadium | Wellington City | New Zealand | Multi purpose | Australian football, Rugby union, Soccer | 34,500 | 2000 | Wellington Regional Stadium Trust | Private | Wellington Regional Stadium Trust | Wellington Phoenix FC | Westpac New Zealand | Economics of banking | 2 |
| Willows Sports Complex | Townsville | Australia | Multi purpose | Soccer | 26,500 | 1994 | Queensland Government | Private | North Queensland Cowboys | 3 |