List of Australian rugby union stadiums by capacity

The following article lists stadiums used presently or in the past for rugby union in Australia.

While these stadiums are occasionally used by rugby union, none except Ballymore could be described as "rugby union grounds" per se. All are used principally for rugby league and/or Australian rules football. Several of these stadiums, primarily those with rectangular fields, are also used for soccer.

Stadiums used by the defunct Australian Rugby Championship and the 2003 Rugby World Cup are included for posterity.

Rank	Stadium	City	Image	Use(s)	Capacity
1	ANZ Stadium	Sydney, NSW		2003 Rugby World Cup Wallabies internationals	82,000
2	Optus Stadium	Perth, WA		2019 Bledisloe Cup	65,000
3	Marvel Stadium	Melbourne, Vic		2003 Rugby World Cup Wallabies internationals	56,347
4	Suncorp Stadium	Brisbane, Qld		2003 Rugby World Cup Wallabies internationals Queensland Reds Brisbane Global Rugby Tens	52,500
5	Sydney Football Stadium	Sydney, NSW		2003 Rugby World Cup New South Wales Waratahs Wallabies internationals Australia Sevens (World Rugby Sevens Series, from 2015 to 2016)	45,500
6	AAMI Park	Melbourne, Vic		Melbourne Rebels (Super Rugby) Wallabies internationals	30,050
7	cbus Super Stadium	Gold Coast, Qld		Wallabies internationals Gold Coast Sevens (World Rugby Sevens Series, October 2011 – 2015)	27,690
8	Canberra Stadium	Canberra, ACT		Brumbies 2003 Rugby World Cup Canberra Vikings (ARC)	25,011
9	University of Tasmania Stadium	Launceston, Tasmania		2003 Rugby World Cup	21,000
10	nib Stadium	Perth, WA		Perth Spirit (ARC) Western Force (2010–present)	20,500
11	North Hobart Oval	Hobart, Tasmania		Melbourne Rebels (2014)	18,000

These grounds have been used in the past, but don't host club or international fixtures (used less frequently than once a year).
Demolished stadiums in Italics.

Rank	Stadium	City	Image	Use(s)	Capacity
1	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Melbourne, Vic		Wallabies internationals	100,024
2	Adelaide Oval	Adelaide, SA		2003 Rugby World Cup Adelaide Sevens (IRB Sevens World Series) (2007–April 2011)	53,500
3	Sydney Cricket Ground	Sydney, NSW		Wallabies internationals	48,000
4	Dairy Farmers Stadium	Townsville, Qld		2003 Rugby World Cup Queensland Reds	26,500
5	Carrara Stadium	Gold Coast, Qld		Queensland Reds (pre-season) East Coast Aces (ARC)	25,000
6	Ballymore Stadium	Brisbane, Qld		Ballymore Tornadoes (ARC) Queensland Reds (APC)	24,000
7	WIN Stadium	Wollongong, NSW		2003 Rugby World Cup	23,000
8	Parramatta Stadium	Parramatta, NSW		Western Sydney Rams (ARC)	21,500
9	Central Coast Stadium	Gosford, NSW		2003 Rugby World Cup Central Coast Rays (ARC) New South Wales Waratahs APC	20,059
10	Aurora Stadium	Launceston, Tas		2003 Rugby World Cup	21,000
11	North Sydney Oval	Sydney, NSW		Sydney Fleet (ARC)	20,000
12	Concord Oval	Sydney, NSW		West Harbour RFC	20,000
13	Olympic Park Stadium	Melbourne, Vic		Melbourne Rebels (ARC)	18,500
14	Manuka Oval	Canberra, ACT		Canberra Vikings (ARC)	15,000
15	Viking Park	Canberra, ACT		Tuggeranong Vikings (ACT Premiership) Brumbies (APC)	8,000

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