The following is a list of stadiums in Oceania.
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American Samoa edit
Australia edit
Cricket and Australian rules football edit
- AAMI Stadium – Adelaide (formerly Football Park)
- Adelaide Oval – Adelaide
- Arden St Oval – Melbourne
- Aurora Stadium – Launceston
- Bellerive Oval – Hobart
- Brisbane Cricket Ground – Brisbane (Commonly known as "the Gabba")
- Drummoyne Oval – Sydney
- Etihad Stadium – Melbourne (formerly Colonial Stadium, Telstra Dome and Docklands Stadium)
- Kooyong Stadium – Melbourne
- Lilac Hill – Perth
- Ikon Park – Melbourne
- Magdalla Park – Sydney
- Manuka Oval – Canberra
- Marrara Oval – Darwin
- Melbourne Cricket Ground – Melbourne
- Metricon Stadium – Gold Coast
- North Hobart Oval – Hobart
- Patersons Stadium – Perth (originally "Subiaco Oval")
- Richmond Cricket Ground – Melbourne
- Skilled Stadium – Geelong (formerly Kardinia Park)
- Sydney Cricket Ground – Sydney
- Victoria Park – Melbourne
- WACA Ground – Perth
- Waverley Park – Melbourne
- Windy Hill – Melbourne
Rugby league, rugby union and soccer edit
- 1300 Smiles Stadium – Townsville (Formerly known as Stockland Stadium & Dairy Farmers Stadium)
- AAMI Park – Melbourne (known non-commercially as Melbourne Rectangular Stadium)
- ANZ Stadium – Sydney (formerly Stadium Australia and Telstra Stadium)
- Hunter Stadium – Newcastle (formerly Marathon Stadium, EnergyAustralia Stadium & Ausgrid Stadium)
- Ballymore Stadium – Brisbane
- Belmore Oval, Sydney – Sydney
- Cbus Super Stadium – Gold Coast
- Central Coast Stadium – Central Coast, New South Wales
- Brookvale Oval – Sydney
- Campbelltown Stadium – Sydney
- GIO Stadium – Canberra (formerly Bruce Stadium and Canberra Stadium (while GIO has the naming rights))
- EW Moore Oval – Griffith, NSW
- Dolphin Oval – Brisbane
- Henson Park, Sydney – Sydney
- Hindmarsh Stadium – Adelaide
- Leichhardt Oval – Sydney
- nib Stadium – Perth
- Olympic Park Stadium – Melbourne (Closed & Demolished)
- Parramatta Stadium – Sydney
- Pepper Stadium – Sydney
- Perry Lakes Stadium – Perth
- Pioneer Oval – Sydney
- QSAC Stadium – Brisbane (formally QEII Stadium)
- Redfern Oval – Sydney
- Suncorp Stadium – Brisbane (formerly Lang Park)
- Sydney Football Stadium – Sydney (formerly Aussie Stadium )
- Remondis Stadium – Cronulla
- WIN Jubilee Oval – Sydney (Formerly known as Kogarah Park)
- WIN Stadium – Wollongong
Basketball, cycling, swimming and tennis edit
- Acer Arena – Sydney
- Brisbane Entertainment Centre – Brisbane
- Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre – Brisbane
- Derwent Entertainment Centre – Hobart
- Dunc Gray Velodrome – Sydney
- HBF Stadium – Perth
- Hisense Arena – Melbourne
- Kooyong Stadium – Melbourne
- Margaret Court Arena – Melbourne
- NSW Tennis Centre – Sydney
- Perth Arena – Perth
- Queensland Tennis Centre – Brisbane
- Rod Laver Arena – Melbourne
- Silverdome – Launceston
- Sleeman Centre – Brisbane
- Sydney Entertainment Centre – Sydney
Other edit
Cook Islands edit
Federated States of Micronesia edit
Fiji edit
French Polynesia edit
Guam edit
Kiribati edit
Marshall Islands edit
Nauru edit
New Caledonia edit
New Zealand edit
- Fraser Park – Timaru
- AMI Stadium (formerly Jade Stadium and Lancaster Park) – Christchurch
- ASB Tennis Centre – Auckland
- Basin Reserve – Wellington
- Baypark Stadium – Mount Maunganui
- Bert Sutcliffe Oval – Lincoln
- Bluewater Stadium – Napier
- Carisbrook – Dunedin
- Caledonian Ground – Dunedin
- Carlaw Park – Auckland
- Horncastle Arena – Christchurch
- Centennial Park – Christchurch
- Centennial Park – Ngaruawahia
- Centennial Park – Oamaru
- Centre Park – Māngere
- Cobham Oval – Whangārei
- Colin Maiden Park – Auckland
- Cooks Gardens – Wanganui
- Cornwall Park Stadium – Auckland
- Dunedin Ice Stadium – Dunedin
- Forsyth Barr Stadium – Dunedin
- Growers Stadium – Pukekohe
- Eden Park – Auckland
- Edgar Centre – Dunedin
- Energy Events Centre – Rotorua
- English Park – Christchurch
- Hagley Oval – Christchurch
- Fitzherbert Park – Palmerston North
- Fred Taylor Park – West Auckland
- Kiwitea Street – Auckland
- Landsdowne Park – Blenheim
- Mainpower Oval – Rangiora
- McLean Park – Napier
- Memorial Park Ground – Mosgiel
- Moana Pool – Dunedin
- Mount Smart Stadium (formerly Ericsson Stadium) – Auckland
- Mystery Creek Events Centre – Hamilton
- Nelson Park – Napier
- Newtown Park – Wellington
- North Harbour Stadium – Albany
- North Shore Events Centre – Auckland
- Owen Delany Park – Taupō
- Pettigrew Green Arena – Taradale
- Porirua Park – Porirua
- Pukekura Park – New Plymouth
- Queenstown Events Centre – Queenstown
- Queen Elizabeth Youth Centre – Tauranga
- Queen Elizabeth II Park – Christchurch
- Rotorua International Stadium – Rotorua
- Rugby League Park – Christchurch
- Rugby Park – Christchurch
- Rugby Park – Greymouth
- Rugby Park Stadium – Invercargill
- Stadium Southland – Invercargill
- Sunnyvale Park – Dunedin
- Tahuna Park – Dunedin
- Te Rauparaha Arena – Porirua
- TelstraClear Pacific Events Centre – Auckland
- Tepid Baths – Auckland
- Toll Stadium – Whangārei
- Trafalgar Centre – Nelson
- Trafalgar Park – Nelson
- Trusts Stadium – West Auckland
- TSB Bank Arena – Wellington
- TSB Stadium – New Plymouth
- University Oval – Dunedin
- Spark Arena – Auckland
- Village Green – Christchurch
- Waikato Stadium – Hamilton
- Western Springs Stadium – Auckland
- Westpac Park – Hamilton
- Westpac Stadium – Wellington
- Wingham Park – Greymouth
- Yarrow Stadium – New Plymouth
Niue edit
Norfolk Island edit
Northern Mariana Islands edit
Palau edit
Papua New Guinea edit
Samoa edit
Solomon Islands edit
Tokelau edit
Tonga edit
Tuvalu edit
Vanuatu edit
Wallis and Futuna edit
Gallery edit
- Oceanian stadiums
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See also edit
- List of stadiums in Africa
- List of stadiums in Asia
- List of stadiums in Central America and the Caribbean
- List of stadiums in Europe
- List of stadiums in North America
- List of stadiums in South America
- List of Oceanian stadiums by capacity
- List of association football stadiums by country
- Lists of stadiums