Beautiful Stadium. Clean, efficient, friendly and not a bad seat in the house. The busses in and out of the stadium are easy to maneuver with little to no wait time. From the USA and made a stop in here and it was a great game. So glad we stopped in! read more

Suncorp Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Milton, QLD

Impressive stadium, not a bad seat in the stadium. The public transport after a game is very efficient. read more

Suncorp Stadium - Great stadium, not a bad seat in the ground. Impressive how efficient the public transport is after the game. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Milton, QLD

Eh. Well, the ground is easy to get to, walkable from the city. And I guess there's not really a bad seat as such, you can choose between being close to the action or take a commandingly high seat for a good overview of the action on the field. Like most sports grounds, food and drinks are so overpriced you will probably need to sell a kidney to enjoy a warm beverage and a cold cup of chips. While Lang Park was known as The Cauldron, Suncorp Stadium is a dull, lifeless ground with little atmosphere. Possibly that's just Broncos crowds, as i've only been to league matches here, except one union match and well, that's just a dull, lifeless game. If your team comes to town, this is where you'll be seeing them. But to enjoy the real footy atmosphere head out to one of the suburban grounds and catch a QRL game. Take a blanket and sit on the grass. read more

Suncorp Stadium - A wet game night. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Milton, QLD

"C'mon Brisbane! C'mon Brisbane! C'mon Brisbane!" The site of many a Queensland victory in Origin, International matches, The Wallabies, Socceroos etc, as well as the odd concert (Coldplay in 2012). In recent years Suncorp (Lang Park as its known by Qld'ers), has been hallowed ground for me when it comes to A-league football / "the worldgame". Memories like Brisbane Roar, winning the premiership and championship double with the latter in dramatic fashion; scoring 2 goals in the last 3 minutes against Central Coast Mariners during the 2010-2011 season. 55,000 + of the Orange Army, roaring and shaking Suncorp Stadium to its foundations, and then repeating the feat again in 2011 - 2012. Sure 2012-2013 was a struggle but we still made the finals! Beneath all that though, Suncorp Stadium is a world class venue, with excellent facilities, accessible selection of "sport" food, such as pies, potato gems, chips, burgers, coffees, beers etc. The prices might be on the high-side, but I think of it as a contribution to the upkeep of such a great venue. It is conveniently located, with easy access to public transport; Roma Street station just a 5 - 10 minute walk, and on game days there are free buses that take you to the venue from Roma Street. And when you're still in the mood to celebrate or drown your sorrows, of course Caxton Street is less than 5 minutes down the road, with its several bars and pubs. Hooah! read more

Suncorp Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Milton, QLD

Suncorp Stadium is an excellent place to see a game. The atmosphere is absolutely incredible when it's packed out for big games, the service is reasonable for drinks or food and the ticketing system is very efficient. There's some great seating up close but if you don't have the cheddar to sit on the 50 meter line, you can still see experience everything from way back. It's been very well designed to catch the action from wherever you sit, but there's a few problems. First, the price for a nominal cup of mid strength beer is fairly high. I paid $6 to get something akin to a paper cup. A traditional pie will also set you back from $5.50. Their margins must be incredibly high, as I'm certain the pies are not made from scratch but rather defrosted. It's stadium food, so don't expect much but perhaps eat a big meal before heading in. Otherwise, Suncorp stadium fits about 55,000 or so people and if you're lucky enough to catch a big game, then it's truly an electric experience. read more

Suncorp Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Milton, QLD

Of course your experience at Suncorp Stadium will alter according to the event, but in general if you're at Suncorp Stadium you're watching a sports match, enjoying yourself and feeling nice and drunk. This drunkenness allows us all to overlook the overpriced drinks and food, the drunken morons and all stupid safety measures implemented to interrupt your experience (check points, bag checks, etc. We need them, I get it. But I yearn for the days where I could bring in bottled water and it was all good.). I had a few shifts here on Broncos games nights about eight years ago. Working behind the counter at one of the many food and beer stands, I learnt something: the drunker the old, male footie fans get, the more they spray spittle on your face while talking. And as to the talking, for me, Karene The Checkout Chick, the conversation was usually unpleasant. I remember one ruddy old dude leering and insinuating knowingly to me about the long queues, "Guess you understaffed the place, don't you think? You didn't think that one through, did ya? You should have more people serving here, you know, it's ridiculous," and he left me in a fine mist of his spittle. Thanks for the tip, mate, but I didn't and don't run the place. So, be nice to your server at Suncorp Stadium. They've probably been through a lot. read more

I wouldn't rate this place at all went to watch the state of origin and was having a good time with my father, until i got kicked out for apparently being to intoxicated i only had 3 drinks!!.The people serving drinks where rude and not happy at all ,The security there is to over the top if you do the slightest thing wrong they will kick you out ,I did nothing wrong then almost got my arm broken untill the police came also there wasn't much covid safety at all, overall bad experience wouldn't go again!!!! read more

Suncorp Stadium (or Lang Park as it will always be known) has played host to so many special moments, both for me personally and the city of Brisbane. To understand the special place this ground holds in the mind of Queenslanders you only need to think of the way in which the image of Suncorp submerged in water became the emblematic image of the 2010 floods. Built on a graveyard, the stadium still plays host to the ghostly apparitions of sporting legends in their prime and the echoes of special moments 20, 30, 40 years old. For anyone raised in Queensland with even a vague interest in sport Suncorp is sacred ground. Too young to have seen it as old Lang Park I have only the new stadium to admire, and what a fine piece of architecture it is. With its abundance of glass and patches of metal grilling the exterior of the stadium is quite modern. Once inside the wide thoroughfares make it easy enough to get around even for sell out games. In comparison to some other stadiums its capacity of 52,500 is quite modest but it allows everyone a closer view of the action. If you're a cynic I challenge you to go to any sell out game at this great stadium and not get goosebumps as the crowd gets going. read more

I'm not a big sports fan but Suncorp Stadium ticks all the right boxes. Easy to access by public transport (hop off at Milton), comfy enough seats, reasonable facilities and wide access ways to make getting in and out a bit quicker. I haven't tried any of the food or drinks as we've always gone for dinner in Milton first but have had plenty of food envy smelling yummy looking chipppies, potato gems, pies & hot dogs. read more

Oh, Suncorp Stadium. How many times have I sat in your seats, drinking beer out of a plastic cup? How many times have I climbed over rows of people to make my way to the bathroom? How many times have I waited long minutes to buy your greasy food? For somebody who isn't a massive sports nut, quite a few times. Whether you're into the game or not, Suncorp Stadium will always provide something to look at. I tend to get caught up looking at the crowd around me and miss all of the important goals. It's less about the sport, though, and more about the atmosphere that's created when thousands of people congregate in one area with a purpose. For that reason alone, it's worth making the effort to get along to an event at Suncorp Stadium. read more

Its super expensive the seats are like rocks and despite that the atmosphere is amazing. Whether you attend a concert or a sporting event suncorp stadium seems to grab the crowds mood and spin it into a frenzy. read more

Queensland's foremost multi sport stadium. Fast becoming a rugby union stronghold as well with the belated success of the Red's and the climate favouring the home side in Trans Tasman engagement's. read more

My Dad and I have been going to the footy once a year (irregularly) since I was about 13 or 14. We support a NSW based rugby league team so we wait until they're playing at Suncorp to see them. We used to sit in the normal seating area which was for the most part awesome (just have to watch for the drunk dude spilling beer down your back). A relative has a corporate box and invited us last year and again this year to see our team play the Broncos and it was a brilliant night. Much better to experience sport with a good amount of your family or friends, plus no queuing for hot chips or a beer is a definitely plus. read more

I know very little about sports, but there's a certain thrill in seeing a live game with avid fans who treat the game with such reverence and emotionality. The Suncorp Stadium is the perfect place to watch the chaos unfold. There's a good and overpriced merchandise stand, where you'll see kids nagging their parents for a scarf or plastic clappers. I picked myself up a small bear in a Brisbane Roar uniform for $25. The food and beer was overpriced, but no more overpriced than what you'd expect at any venue of this kind. (They need to balance their revenue somehow, to offset the cheap ticket prices.) The free public transport (buses run to and from the city, as well as Carindale, Eight Mile Plains/Mt Gravatt (Garden City), Chermside and The Gap) was also easy accessible to and from the venue. The ushers were helpful and friendly. The only thing I can fault about the venue and its organisation is that rain throws the seating into chaos. My friend and I's tickets were for the fifth row, and during the match it started raining, quite lightly, but it was winter and enough to cause a nuisance. They offered us new seats undercover, but they weren't close by - we had to trudge upstairs to the highest stalls and missed the start of the game. read more

Suncorp Stadium for me is the special treat that sometimes I allows myself to go to. Only for very special occasions, but when I do go it's usually the best time of the year. For me this year it was the Super 15 season. Watching the Reds pile on so many victories at their home ground and watch them beat the Crusaders in the Semi Final and the Final along side 58,000 people was something I'll always remember. All that it took was some organisation and $25 a ticket. But there is a reason why the Wallabies call Suncorp Stadium it's favourite place to play. Every time there is a game worth watching no matter how cheap your seat is, you'll be guaranteed an experience. Even for the semi final, two rows from the very top and in the back corner of the stadium we had one of the best times all year. If you get a chance to see any finals or any games for that matter, it's 100% worth the money. Brisbane is very proud of it's little stadium. So share in the fun and go support a Queensland team. read more

good seating, the shops are stingy though, i was short of 10 cents and the you know what was like, Ï NEED the 10 cents"but a good Samaritan gave the the coin which was nice. and btw the food and drink is average but costs a fortune. 5 dollar coke, 6 dollar chips. Oh My GAWD. there are some really annoying drunk people that go here. overall it's a-ok. read more