AAMI Park

Melbourne's best little stadium. Ideal size for rugby, with a reasonable atmosphere even when not very full. Now if only the Rebels would win a game occasionally.

Great place to watch live sports. Great views from anywhere you sit. Lots of food and drink outlets, ATMs, plenty of lifts to get around.

Great stadium to watch sporting event jas wheelchair access and bathroom and food and beverage facilities located close to each section

One of the best sports venues I have visited. Great view of the pitch, plenty of drinks and food kiosks and easy access into and out of the stadium.

Another of Melbournes finer sporting arenas.

Easy to navigate; plenty of parking and easily accessed via public transport.

I’ve only seen it on sky tv in the UK
Looks great better than most UK grounds
Leeds Rhinos my team have just rebuilt our stadium

Great place to watch sport as you a close to the action and unrestricted viewing. Easy to get to as well.

Awesome views, comfortable well laid out stadium. Disappointing I couldn't use my slr camera to photograph my flag bearing child.

Great venue for football and major concerts.
Better levels of refreshment outlets and bathrooms than other venues

I love coming to AAMI Park for the soccer - good view of the ground from any seat - so much so I refuse to go to etihad/marvel for the derbies.

AAMI Park is one of our Melbourne stadiums. As any stadium in my experience goes, you need to expect to pay more. Now that aside aami Park offers a clean venue with good service and good on field screens. The public transport is there but I'd suggest organising that before you go, it can be tricky once you're there.

Not a bad stadium, seating & view was ok. Poor parking & food options tho, basically just like every other stadium in Melbourne

Great atmosphere but we all miss the pom pom girls. They added to the atmosphere. The current dancers don't.

The best place to watch football (aka soccer). Unobstructed views and easy entry/exit points (particularly if you're on level one/ground). Great facilities, decent and variety of food for a sporting venue.

FUTURISTIC LOOKING SPORTING FACILITY
AAMI Park is home to football matches and the occasional live concert.
It is an open air stadium. Easy access via trams and trains.
The building has very striking architecture and is lit up at night.

The place is perfect for The world game and rugby. Food and drink prices are over the top though and about as basic as you can get. I miss the Bratwurst guy.

Stadium itself very good, with great views. For the recent Melbourne derby soccer match, the organisation was dreadful. Just a few ticket windows open for hundreds of people. No dedicated collection window; inane. Dangerous crowding at the entrance gate;, no stewarding at all; and no queue demarcation (tapes etc.) so just a free-for-all. Just two people per gate for security, completely overwhelmed. In the end they just let everyone in with no checks. Only one ticket scanner working at the gate; inane. From arrival at the venue to actual entering was an hour. Understaffed and completely disorganised. Management should be embarrassed. The MCG know how to do it.

Amazing atmosphere and amazing views through out the stadium.recommend to anyone that wants to watch the soccer as this is where you want to be with some mates, beer and entertainment

AAMI Park is a brilliant ground to goto for watching soccer or NRL. Love going to Melbourne City games here and it's easy to get around the ground. Very easy to get to via public transport, I recommend getting a train to Richmond station and then walking about 500 metres up the road. Food and drinks are reasonable here too.

This is an amazing place especially when you go to Melbourne Derbies here. The atmosphere can get really good sometimes.