List of Australian Football League grounds
Current grounds

List of Australian Football League grounds

Section Title: Current grounds
Table Section Text: None

Ground	Image	Other/sponsored names	City	State/territory	Capacity	First used	Current tenant(s)

Melbourne Cricket Ground	Melbourne Cricket Ground	MCG	Melbourne	Victoria	100,024	1897	Collingwood Hawthorn Melbourne Richmond

Perth Stadium	Perth Stadium	Optus Stadium (2018–present)	Perth	Western Australia	60,000	2018	West Coast Fremantle

Docklands Stadium	Docklands Stadium	Colonial Stadium (2000–2002) Telstra Dome (2003–2008) Etihad Stadium (2009-2018) Marvel Stadium (2018–present)	Melbourne	Victoria	56,347	2000	Essendon North Melbourne St Kilda Western Bulldogs Carlton

Adelaide Oval	Adelaide Oval	Adelaide	South Australia	53,583	2011	Adelaide Port Adelaide

Sydney Cricket Ground	Sydney Cricket Ground	SCG	Sydney	New South Wales	48,000	1903	Sydney

The Gabba	The Gabba	Brisbane Cricket Ground BCG	Brisbane	Queensland	42,000	1991	Brisbane

Kardinia Park	Kardinia Park	Shell Stadium (1999–2001) Baytec Stadium (2002 pre-season) Skilled Stadium (2002–2011) Simonds Stadium (2012–2017) GMHBA Stadium (2017–present)	Geelong	Victoria	36,000	1941	Geelong

Carrara Stadium	Carrara Stadium	Metricon Stadium (2011–present)	Gold Coast	Queensland	25,000	1987	Gold Coast

Sydney Showground Stadium	Sydney Showground Stadium	Škoda Stadium (2012–2013) Spotless Stadium (2014–2018) GIANTS Stadium (2019-present)	Sydney	New South Wales	25,000	2012	Greater Western Sydney

York Park	York Park	Aurora Stadium (2004–2016) University of Tasmania Stadium (2017–present)	Launceston	Tasmania	20,000	2001	Hawthorn

Bellerive Oval	Bellerive Oval	Blundstone Arena (2012–present)	Hobart	Tasmania	20,000	2012	North Melbourne

Manuka Oval	Manuka Oval	StarTrack Oval Canberra (2013-2016) UNSW Canberra Oval (2017–present)	Canberra	ACT	15,000	1998	Greater Western Sydney

Marrara Oval	Marrara Oval	TIO Stadium (2006–present)	Darwin	Northern Territory	12,000	2004	Melbourne

Cazaly's Stadium	Cazaly's Stadium	Cairns	Queensland	12,000	2011	Western Bulldogs

Eureka Stadium	Eureka Stadium	Mars Stadium (2017–present)	Wendouree	Victoria	11,000	2017	Western Bulldogs

Jiangwan Stadium Chinese: 江湾体育场	Jiangwan Stadium	Adelaide Arena (2017–present)	Shanghai	China	11,000	2017	Port Adelaide

Traeger Park	Traeger Park	TIO Traeger Park	Alice Springs	Northern Territory	10,000	2014	Melbourne

Sentence(s)

Adelaide Oval hosted its first AFL match in the 2011 season as a Port Adelaide home game.

final_sentence: Adelaide Oval hosted its first AFL match in the 2011 season as a Port Adelaide home game.