Darwin Football Stadium

Darwin Football Stadium
Construction
Full name	Darwin Football Stadium
Location	Marrara, Northern Territory
Coordinates	12°23′47″S 130°52′51″E / 12.39639°S 130.88083°E / -12.39639; 130.88083Coordinates: 12°23′47″S 130°52′51″E / 12.39639°S 130.88083°E / -12.39639; 130.88083
Owner	Northern Territory Government
Capacity	6,000 (1,120 seated)
Surface	Grass
Built	2007
Opened	28 July 2007
Construction cost	A$6.5m

Darwin Football Stadium is a sports stadium in Darwin, Australia in the Marrara Sporting Complex, and is located adjacent to the TIO Stadium.

Work began on the stadium in 2007 and was officially opened on 28 July 2007 when it played host to an A-League Pre-Season Cup game between Perth Glory and Melbourne Victory.

The stadium has a seating capacity for up to 1,120 spectators, but can hold up to 6,000 including standing space.

It has hosted home ties for Darwin based clubs in both the 2015 and 2016 FFA Cups.

External links

Darwin Football Stadium - at Austadiums

A-League stadiums
Current	AAMI Park Allianz Stadium Central Coast Stadium Coopers Stadium Etihad Stadium McDonald Jones Stadium nib Stadium Pirtek Stadium Suncorp Stadium Westpac Stadium
Former	Arena Manawatu Ballymore Stadium Campbelltown Stadium Canberra Stadium Carrington Park Darwin Football Stadium Eden Park Forsyth Barr Stadium Jubilee Oval LaTrobe City Stadium Lancaster Park Lavington Sports Ground McLean Park North Harbour Stadium Olympic Park Stadium Port Macquarie Regional Stadium Robina Stadium Rugby League Park Subiaco Oval Wanderers Oval Willows Sports Complex York Park
Semi-permanent	Adelaide Oval North Sydney Oval Brookvale Oval Simonds Stadium ANZ Stadium Spotless Stadium

Darwin landmarks
Buildings and structures	Berrimah Prison Convention Centre Darwin Correctional Centre Evolution on Gardiner Fannie Bay Gaol Outrigger Pandanas Parliament House Royal Darwin Hospital Victoria Hotel Lyons Cottage Burnett House
Precincts	Casuarina Square Smith Street
Parks and open spaces	Bicentennial Park Charles Darwin National Park George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens
Cultural institutions	Darwin Military Museum Northern Territory Library Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory
Sport	Darwin Football Stadium Gardens Oval Hidden Valley Raceway Marrara Oval
Transportation	Airport Darwin railway station
Entertainment	Darwin Entertainment Centre Skycity Darwin
Beaches and islands	Mindil Beach

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