Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Melbourne Cricket Ground is the largest stadium by capacity in Australia.

Located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Melbourne Cricket Ground is a stadium which can accommodate up to 100,024 spectators.

Home to teams such as Melbourne Stars, the stadium sports a oval shape and hosts events for sports such as Australian rules football, cricket, soccer and rugby events.

 Compare Melbourne Cricket Ground with Drummoyne Oval from Sydney.

 Compare Melbourne Cricket Ground with Lavington Sports Ground from Albury.

Stadium Australia.

Stadium Australia is the 2^nd largest stadium by capacity in Australia.

Stadium Australia is a stadium located in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It has a seating capacity of up to 83,500 spectators.

Home to teams such as Canterbury Bulldogs, South Sydney Rabbitohs and Wests Tigers, the stadium sports a convertible shape and hosts events for sports such as Rugby and soccer.

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 Compare Stadium Australia with Narrabundah Ballpark from Canberra.

Perth Stadium.

Perth Stadium is the 3rd largest stadium by capacity in Australia.

Perth Stadium is a stadium located in Perth, Western Australia, Australia. It has a seating capacity of up to 61,266 spectators.

The convertible-style stadium hosts sports events for Australian rules football and cricket. Perth Stadium is home to teams such as West Coast Eagles, Fremantle Dockers and Perth Scorchers

 Compare Perth Stadium with Jubilee Oval from Sydney.

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Docklands Stadium.

Docklands Stadium is the 2^nd largest stadium by capacity in Victoria.

Docklands Stadium is a stadium, with a maximum capacity of 56,347 spectators. It is located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

The convertible-style stadium hosts sports events for Australian rules football, cricket, rugby and soccer. Docklands Stadium is home to teams such as Melbourne Renegades and Western Bulldogs

 Compare Docklands Stadium with Allan Border Field from Brisbane.

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Adelaide Oval.

Adelaide Oval is the largest stadium by capacity in South Australia.

Adelaide Oval is a stadium that can seat up to 53,583 spectators. It is located in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.

The stadium has a oval shape. Adelaide Oval is home to Adelaide Strikers and is a venue for sports such as Australian rules football, soccer and cricket.

 Compare Adelaide Oval with Marrara Oval from Darwin.

 Compare Adelaide Oval with Melbourne Cricket Ground from Melbourne.

Lang Park.

Lang Park is the largest stadium by capacity in Queensland.

Lang Park is a stadium, with a maximum capacity of 52,500 spectators. It is located in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

The rectangular-style stadium hosts sports events for Rugby and soccer. Lang Park is home to teams such as Brisbane Broncos, Queensland Reds and Brisbane Roar

 Compare Lang Park with Olympic Park Oval from Melbourne.

 Compare Lang Park with Carrara Stadium from Gold Coast.

QSAC Stadium.

QSAC Stadium is the 2^nd largest stadium by capacity in Queensland.

Located in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, QSAC Stadium is a stadium which can accommodate up to 48,500 spectators.

Home to teams such as Brisbane Roar FC (women), the stadium sports a oval shape and hosts events for sports such as Soccer.

 Compare QSAC Stadium with Melbourne Cricket Ground from Melbourne.

 Compare QSAC Stadium with Barlow Park from Cairns.

Sydney Cricket Ground.

Sydney Cricket Ground is the 2^nd largest stadium by capacity in New South Wales.

Sydney Cricket Ground is a stadium that can seat up to 48,000 spectators. It is located in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

The oval-style stadium hosts sports events for Australian rules football, cricket and rugby. Sydney Cricket Ground is home to teams such as Sydney Sixers

 Compare Sydney Cricket Ground with South Pine Sports Complex from Brisbane.

 Compare Sydney Cricket Ground with Waverley Park from Mulgrave.