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Every home venue in the 2026 AFL season — from the 100,000-seat MCG to suburban fortresses like GMHBA Stadium. Explore capacity, history, tenants, and more for all 10 grounds.

10
Venues
6
States & Territories
100,024
Largest (MCG)
1848
Oldest (SCG)
VIC
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Melbourne, VIC
Capacity
100,024
Opened
1853
Tenants
Melbourne+
WA
Optus Stadium
Perth, WA
Capacity
60,000
Opened
2018
Tenants
West Coast Eagles+
SA
Adelaide Oval
Adelaide, SA
Capacity
53,583
Opened
1871
Tenants
Adelaide Crows+
VIC
Marvel Stadium
Docklands, VIC
Capacity
53,359
Opened
2000
Tenants
Carlton+
NSW
Sydney Cricket Ground
Sydney, NSW
Capacity
48,000
Opened
1848
Tenants
Sydney Swans
QLD
The Gabba
Brisbane, QLD
Capacity
42,000
Opened
1895
Tenants
Brisbane Lions
VIC
GMHBA Stadium
Geelong, VIC
Capacity
40,000
Opened
1941
Tenants
Geelong Cats
QLD
People First Stadium
Gold Coast, QLD
Capacity
25,000
Opened
2008
Tenants
Gold Coast Suns
NSW
ENGIE Stadium
Sydney Olympic Park, NSW
Capacity
24,000
Opened
2012
Tenants
GWS Giants
NT
TIO Stadium
Darwin, NT
Capacity
12,500
Opened
1991
Tenants
Melbourne (annual)+
Grounds

Historic Venues

Explore the 12 iconic AFL and VFL grounds that shaped Australian football history — from the 1850s to recent closures.

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Grounds by State

Victoria (4 venues)
MCG — Melbourne
Marvel Stadium — Docklands
GMHBA Stadium — Geelong
New South Wales (2 venues)
SCG — Sydney
ENGIE Stadium — Sydney Olympic Park
Queensland (2 venues)
The Gabba — Brisbane
People First Stadium — Gold Coast
South Australia (1 venue)
Adelaide Oval — Adelaide
Western Australia (1 venue)
Optus Stadium — Perth
Northern Territory (1 venue)
TIO Stadium — Darwin