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About GIO Stadium Canberra

GIO Stadium Canberra is a multi-use venue in Bruce, ACT, hosting rugby league, rugby union, football, and major international fixtures. With a capacity of 25,011 (all seated), the venue features the Mal Meninga Stand (Western Grandstand) and the Gregan-Larkham Stand (Eastern Grandstand). This page covers seating layouts, parking, transit options, and nearby hotels and dining—plus insider tips to help you secure your seats and plan a smooth trip.

Whether you’re catching a Brumbies or Raiders match, an AFC Asian Cup game, or a Rugby World Cup connection, you’ll find practical guidance and trusted partner recommendations to make your visit easy and enjoyable.

Accessibility, convenience, and reliable information are our priorities. GIO Stadium Canberra has hosted memorable events since its renaming in 2014, and nearby accommodation and dining options provide a comfortable stay for fans traveling from across Canberra and beyond. If you’re planning a trip, we’ve got you covered with parking specifics, transit options, and recommended places to eat and stay, all within easy reach of the stadium.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 25,011 (all seated).
  • Address: Battye Street, Bruce ACT 2617.
  • Venue type: Multi-use stadium (rugby league, rugby union, football).
  • Seating chart: official plans show Mal Meninga Stand (Western Grandstand) and Gregan-Larkham Stand (Eastern Grandstand) with downloadable maps.
  • Parking: West and East on-site car parks; $10 per vehicle (early bird $5 if arriving 45 minutes before start); overflow and shuttle options for large events.
  • Transit: Free game-day buses for ACT Brumbies and Canberra Raiders matches; public transport and rideshare also available.
  • Nearby hotels: Alivio Tourist Park Canberra (0.87 km from stadium); Mercure Belconnen Canberra and other CBD options are within a short drive.
  • Notable events hosted: 2003 Rugby World Cup matches, 2015 AFC Asian Cup matches, 2017 Rugby League World Cup; 2004 Super 12 Final attendance record (28,753).
  • Renaming: Renamed GIO Stadium Canberra in 2014 under a naming-rights deal.