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AAMI Park

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Alternate: Melbourne Rectangular Stadium

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Melbourne Storm vs Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs
Fri 31 Jul 2026 10:00

Established
2010 (16 years old)

Capacity
30,050

Build Cost
A$268 million

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Country
Australia

Location
South Geelong, Victoria

Timezone
UTC +10:00 Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST)

Coordinates
37°49′31″S 144°59′2″E

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		Upcoming
31 Jul	MelbourneMelbourne Storm	10:00am	CanterburCanterbury Bankstown Bulldogs
07 Aug	MelbourneMelbourne City	11:00am	PalermoPalermo
20 Aug	MelbourneMelbourne Storm	9:50am	Penrith PPenrith Panthers
24 Oct	MelbourneMelbourne Victory	8:40am	MelbourneMelbourne City
31 Oct	MelbourneMelbourne City	6:00am	Sydney FCSydney FC
01 Nov	MelbourneMelbourne Victory	4:00am	Central CCentral Coast Mariners
07 Nov	MelbourneMelbourne City	8:40am	Western SWestern Sydney Wanderers

		Results
12 Jul	MelbourneMelbourne Storm	22 - 18	Gold CoasGold Coast Titans
21 Jun	MelbourneMelbourne Storm	42 - 20	Canberra Canberra Raiders
05 Jun	MelbourneMelbourne Storm	32 - 30	NewcastleNewcastle Knights
30 May	MelbourneMelbourne Storm	18 - 4	Sydney RoSydney Roosters
20 May	MelbourneMelbourne City FC Women	1 - 3	Tokyo VerTokyo Verdy Beleza
16 May	MelbourneMelbourne City FC Women	3 - 1	WellingtoWellington Phoenix Women
10 May	MelbourneMelbourne Storm	44 - 16	Wests TigWests Tigers

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AAMI Park is Melbourne’s premier rectangular sports and entertainment venue. The 30,000-seat state-of-the-art stadium was a long-overdue addition to the sporting landscape in Melbourne when it opened in 2010, with events previously held next door at the now-demolished Olympic Park.

Situated within the Melbourne sports precinct along with the MCG, Rod Laver Arena and Melbourne Arena, the venue is operated by the Melbourne Olympic Parks Trust (MOPT). Opened in May 2010, AAMI Park has an all-seating capacity of 30,050 and offers an intimate atmosphere with not a bad seat in the house.

The stadium is ideal for all rectangular sports and is the home ground of Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City Football Club (A-League), Melbourne Storm Rugby League Club (NRL) and the Melbourne Rebels Super Rugby franchise. It also plays host to international matches and hosted Melbourne's matches during the 2015 Asian Cup. During this event, and ACL matches, the venue is simply known as Melbourne Rectangular Stadium.