Lang Park

O Lang Park, também conhecido como Suncorp Stadium por questões de patrocínio, é um estádio localizado na cidade de Brisbane na Austrália, foi inaugurado em 1914 e tem capacidade para 52 mil pessoas, é o maior estádio da cidade. É a casa do time de rugby league Brisbane Broncos, e do time de rugby union Queensland Reds, também já foi a casa do time de futebol Brisbane Roar entre os anos de 2005 a 2020.[1]

Referências

http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/suncorp-stadium-officially-becomes-brisbane-stadium-lang-park-20161102-gsgn8n.html

Suncorp Stadium

Generalidades
Endereço	Brisbane Austrália

Construção e abertura
Período de construção	1911
Abertura	1914
Arquiteto	Populous (2003)
Engenheiro	Arup (2003)

Utilização
Clubes residentes	Reds Brisbane Broncos (en) Brisbane Roar Football Club Queensland Maroons (en) South Queensland Crushers (en) Brisbane Broncos (women's rugby league) (d)
Proprietário	Stadiums Queensland (d)
Operador	ASM Global (en)

Equipamento
Tipo de superfície	grama (en)

Localização
Coordenadas	🌍

Ligações externas

Site oficial

Estádios da National Rugby League
Nova Gales do Sul	4 Pines Park Bankwest Stadium BlueBet Stadium Campbelltown Stadium McDonald Jones Stadium Leichhardt Oval Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Pointsbet Stadium Stadium Australia Sydney Cricket Ground WIN Stadium
Queensland	Cbus Super Stadium Queensland Country Bank Stadium Suncorp Stadium
Vitória	AAMI Park
ACT	GIO Stadium
Nova Zelândia	Mount Smart Stadium
Futuros	Sydney Football Stadium (2022)
Semi-permanentes	Adelaide Oval BB Print Stadium Belmore Sports Ground Browne Park Carrington Park Caltex Park C.ex Coffs International Stadium Central Coast Stadium Glen Willow Oval HBF Park McDonalds Park Melbourne Cricket Ground Moreton Daily Stadium Optus Stadium Scully Park Sky Stadium (NZ) Sunshine Coast Stadium TIO Stadium
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Estádios da Copa do Mundo de Rugby de 2003
Stadium Australia (Sydney) Docklands Stadium (Melbourne) Lang Park (Brisbane) Subiaco Oval (Perth) Sydney Football Stadium (Sydney) Adelaide Oval (Adelaide) Willows Sports Complex (Townsville) Canberra Stadium (Canberra) Central Coast Stadium (Gosford) York Park (Launceston) Wollongong Showground (Wollongong)

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