Canberra Stadium Canberra

Canberra Stadium Canberra

Canberra Stadium is formally known as Bruce Stadium. The stadium stands in the middle of the native bush land towards the northern part of the Canberra city in Australia. 10 minutes drive or bus ride from the heart of the city will take you to this magnificent outdoor sporting venue in the capital city of Australia.
Adjacent to the famous Australian Institute of Sport, the Canberra Stadium was originally constructed for the Pacific Conference Games in the year 1977. The stadium with its top quality design and architecture constitutes a glittering example of careful planning and contemporary architecture.
Canberra Stadium has a permanent seating capacity for 25,000 spectators. It provides its viewers with an excellent advantage to watch the games from within 50 meters of the playground.
The undercover seating arrangement at the West and East Stand of the Stadium can accommodate upto 4000 people.
With its flip-up seats the Canberra Stadium offers utmost comfort to its viewers. The inner bowl seating arrangement of the stadium is even more comfortable with more leg space. These seats are placed much closer to the playground.
You can also try out the food, beverages and trading facilities offered by the outlets within the stadium.
Other facilities of the Canberra Stadium like 220 disabled viewing seats, arrangement of audio loop for hearing impaired, the Motz Turf system, lounges, a giant video screen and modern corporate facilities has made this stadium one of the most well equipped stadiums in Australia.
Though the stadium is mainly used for the rugby codes, it hosts around 40 events through out the year.

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