Where is suncorp stadium brisbane

On Sale information will be published closer to the start of the season. This is a Suncorp Stadium Membership included event. Click here to enquire about Suncorp Stadium Memberships. Please ensure you give yourself plenty of time to get to the event. To find out more about getting to the Stadium, click here. We suggest giving yourself plenty of time and using Translink to plan your journey. If you need assistance or experience anti-social behaviour while attending this event, SMS SunSecure on Kick off Titans v Knights: More details to come Suncorp Stadium, also known as Brisbane Stadium and Lang Park, got built in the s at the site of a former burial ground to provide the citizens of Brisbane with recreational facilities.

Named Lang Park after Reverend John Dunmore Lang, who had been instrumental in bringing immigrants to Brisbane in the mid 19th century, the site held multiple sports facilities including cycling and athletics tracks. From the s onwards soccer was regularly played at the ground. In , the ground turned into an actual stadium with the construction of the Frank Burke Stand and stopped being a public recreational facility. In those decades, the stadium was mainly used for rugby and soccer.

In the late s, plans were made by the city of Brisbane for a state-of-the-art stadium that was to replace Lang Park, though parts of the new Grandstand were incorporated in the designs of the new stadium. Works commenced in and were completed in In the s, the stadium had already been renamed Suncorp Stadium following a naming rights sponsorship deal.

There is no public parking available at the Stadium. However public parking stations are available within walking distance. See nearby Suncorp Stadium hotels and more. Suncorp extends naming rights of The Cauldron for a further 10 years. Information about Suncorp Stadium Lang Park in Brisbane including venue layout, history, records, events, map, tickets, directions and accommodation. The Austadiums website is made possible by displaying some advertisements to our visitors.