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About Aami Stadium

If you’re researching venues with a strong Western South Australian legacy, AAMI Stadium in West Lakes is a key chapter. Opened in 1974 and formerly known as Football Park, the site hosted AFL and SANFL matches, major concerts, and countless community events before its grandstands were demolished. The oval remains in use for Adelaide Crows facilities and SANFL activity, while the surrounding precinct has evolved into a mixed-use area with hospitality options, housing, and ongoing redevelopment. This page covers seating information, parking and transportation, and nearby hotels and restaurants to help you plan like a local.

While the stadium itself is no longer in its original form, the legacy lives on in the precinct and the ongoing access to the oval for football operations. If you’re aiming to watch a Crows training session, SANFL game, or explore the historic Footy Park precinct, secure your seats and plan ahead with trusted local partners. We’ve got you covered with practical details, maps, and trusted hotel and dining recommendations to help you make the most of a visit to West Lakes.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: Official seated capacity 51,240 (hosting AFL/SANFL events at closure).
  • Location/Address: West Lakes Boulevard, West Lakes, SA 5021 (historic); Footy Park Precinct address now listed as 37 Turner Drive, West Lakes SA 5021.
  • Venue type: Former multi-purpose stadium for Australian rules football (AFL/SANFL); now demolished with the oval retained for training and the precinct redeveloped.
  • Opened/Closed: Opened 1974; Closed 2015; Demolished completed by 2019.
  • Naming rights: Known as AAMI Stadium from ~2002 to 2013; originally named Football Park.
  • Seating chart: Seating map available (Austadiums) with 51,240 seats; Northern Grandstand add-on in 2001 expanded capacity nearby, final layout reflected in seating maps.
  • Parking: Historically included on-site parking; current precinct relies on surrounding parking options (e.g., Westfield West Lakes) for nearby access.
  • Transit: West Lakes area served by Adelaide Metro bus routes and nearby interchanges; accessible via West Lakes Interchange and surrounding stops.
  • Nearby hotels: Mosaic Hotel on Footy Park Precinct; Lakes Resort Hotel also located in West Lakes.
  • Notable events hosted: SANFL Grand Final (e.g., 1976 with 66,897 attendees), AFL matches for Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide Power, and major concerts (ABBA, Dire Straits, U2, The Rolling Stones, Robbie Williams, Andre Rieu).
  • Current status: Grandstands demolished (2018–2019); the oval remains for Adelaide Crows facilities and SANFL activity; precinct redevelopment ongoing.