About | Austadiums

The Austadiums Website (pronounced: aus-stadiums) was first launched in 1999 as the Victorian Stadiums Website, containing information on the roughly 10 major stadiums in the state. In 2000, the site expanded to cover the entire nation and was renamed the 'Australian Stadiums' website. During the same year, the austadiums.com domain name was acquired. Later that year, the site expanded even further, and included New Zealand Stadiums. The site has grown in popularity, featuring in various publications and across various media platforms. Austadiums, as it's known today, received a major overhaul in March 2002 with many new features including the introduction of a sports section and events database. Austadiums was designed and is run and owned by CV Web Design.

	View more photos of the stadium
	Satellite image and street map of the stadium & surrounding area
	View & book nearby accommodation to the venue, thanks to Wotif.com
	Information about the redevelopment of the stadium
	Shows a live photo of the stadium
	A link to the official stadium website
	Shows a seating chart/layout of the stadium

Location	The city and state/country where the stadium is located
Address	Street address of the stadium
Capacity	The total amount of people the stadium can safely hold
Seats	The total number of seats the stadium has
Record Crowd	The highest attendance ever recorded at the stadium
Highest crowd since 1/1/2003	Displays the highest crowd at the stadium since 1/1/2003 (Information is automatically pulled from Austadiums Sport)
Lights	If the stadium has high standard floodlights
Roof	If the stadium has a roof covering the playing arena
Video Screen	If the stadium has a permanent video screen
Built	The year in which the stadium opened to the public
Redeveloped	When the stadium last received a major redevelopment of its facilities
Former/Other Names	Official names the stadium has previously been called or current names the stadium is also known as
Ticketing	The company which manages ticketing for the stadium
Sports Played	Sports which are regularly played at the stadium
Home Teams	Sporting teams which play home matches at the stadium
Annual Events	Major sporting events which are held at the stadium annually
Historic Events	Major historic sporting events which have been held at the stadium
Last Event	The next sports event to be held at the stadium (from Austadiums Sport)
Next Event	The last sports event held at the stadium (from Austadiums Sport)
Directions	Directions to find your way to the stadium
Transport	Information for getting to the stadium using public transport
Parking	Parking available at or near the stadium
Accommodation	Accommodation which is situated near the stadium

Internet Browser	Austadiums is best viewed in Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 running on Windows 7, however can also be viewed in all the major browsers including Firefox, Safari & Google Chrome.
Screen Size	Minimum screen size is 1024 x 768 pixels. This will ensure the entire width of the site fits your screen.
Text Size & Zoom	The site is best viewed when text size is set at medium/default and zoom level at 100%.
Additional Settings	Cookies must be enabled in your Internet Browser settings to enable myAustadiums (Austadiums Membership).

Austadiums would like to thank everyone who has helped with the development of the site by providing valuable content. The site would not be as successful as it is without everyone's help. We would particularly like to thank the following:

Promote your organisation on this unique Australian website. Austadiums is the only site of its kind in Australia, and is visited 100,000 time per month with over 200,000 page views. Please feel free to contact us for further information.