Central Energy Trust Arena (NZ)

The 15,000-capacity Central Energy Trust Arena (Arena 1) is Palmerston North's primary outdoor stadium. The venue features a main grandstand which opened in March 2005, seating surrounding the playing field, lights and video screen. Also incorporated into the venue is an international-standard speedway track. Additional seating can be installed to boost capacity to around 20,000.

Previously known as Arena 1 and FMG Stadium, the venue has hosted a range of domestic and international sporting fixtures and played host to the first ever Super 12 Rugby match in 1996. It has hosted home games for the Hurricanes, the British & Irish Lions, Rugby World Cup, International Rugby League and Football matches.

Also located within the precinct is the Fly Palmy Arena (Arena 2), three smaller arena's (Arena 3, 4, 5) and the back fields (Arena 6).

Central Energy Trust Arena (NZ) Details

Location
Address
Cuba St, Palmerston North, New Zealand  
Capacity
15,000  
Highest Crowd since 2003
11,108 - 19/05/17: NRL: Warriors v Dragons  
Lights
Yes  
Arena Roof
No  
Video Screen
Yes  
Redeveloped
2005
Former/Other Names
Palmerston North Showgrounds
Manawatu Sports Stadium
Arena 1
FMG Stadium
Sports Played
Rugby Union
Rugby League
Football
Speedway  
Home Teams
Manawatu Rugby  
Last Event
Next Event
 
Official Website
Directions
Accommodation
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