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Dairy Farmers Stadium was opened in the year 1994. It was converted from a trotting track with an original capacity of 31,000, which include 10, 000 seats. Later, however the seating capacity of the stadium was increased, which reduced the total capacity of the stadium to 21,500. The Stadium was formally known as the Stockland Stadium and it serves as the home to the North Queensland Cowboys Rugby League Club. Dairy Farmers Stadium is centrally located at Townville, Queensland. The stadium is equipped with all the modern amenities and technicalities that are required for hosting games. The stadium also offers plenty of parking spaces and can be easily reached by public transport. Because of the tropical climate of the place, the stadium has very few undercover seats. The Dairy Farmers Stadium, Townsville is spread on 16.83 hectares of land. The stadium is a no smoking venue and is owned and operated by major sports facilities authority. It is heralded as one of the best equipped sporting and entertainment venues in Australia. The stadium has many food and beverage outlets that are spread evenly in the complex. There are two public payphones for the convenience of the people inside the stadium. Other facilities include, ATM, family area, parking and so on.
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