Adelaide Oval Reviews

Great sporting and covert venue, interested in the roof climb but its tooo over priced in my opinion..maybe there should be a residents' deal for residents to generate more interest.

Underrated oval. Has gorgeous stands and it's pretty easy to enter, the lines move quickly.

You have to do the tour! Seeing inside the scoreboard and how it all works was great. Seeing the locker rooms, Sheffield shield room, Audi club, media rooms and hill of grace restaurant was amazing!

Legit stadium, world class, great viewing and comfort from many vantage points

Expensive and restricting really pick what you want to watch there

As a melbournian I loved the ground they just needed to build it a lot bigger than they did.

Hallowed turf for Adelaidians. Beautiful ground for all sporting events

Adelaide Oval is a fantastic venue to watch sport. I do not spend a cent though on over- priced alcoholic beverages there. The beer selection is pathetic irrespective of the price. Food options seem to be improving. Still expensive though.

Family place... everything you need but you can take your own

Even with huge crowds the flow in and out was smooth. Decent beer and hot chips. Great place to watch a game.

Great sporting venue and stadium with multisport capacity and close to the city.

Liked the old oval. The new place is over commulize

If you are a fanatic of Australian football, you need to come here

Great location, right across the river via the bridge is the train station.
From ground to station and on your train in under 10 minutes.
Very well thought out and planned.

Always a great experience at the Adelaide Oval. World class facilities for any event.

Fast food standards could be better for prices charged.

My Dream I Go And Watch Australia vs Pakistan Quaterfinal Match.....

Love the Oval. Very happy the action is back in the city where it should be.

Great view from any area of the stands, wonderful function area as well, attended a corporate event hosted there and was treated very well by bar staff.

Great but too many members so hard to get a seat of any description

Beautiful stadium. Very confused by no cash, when I go there maybe once a year.
Take EFTPOS or Credit card. Adelaide Oval does not accept cash

Saw the mundane green fight and monster trucks here, the stadium is really nice, a little confusing to navigate at first but the staff are friendly and helpful to get you where you need to be

Coz its the Powerhouse and I'm a member and we are gonna win the 2017 flag

My first trip to the Adelaide Oval was on a boy scout trip from Brisbane back in 1997 - that was a simpler time, only 17 at the time it was my first chance to sneak into a pub and sip a few beers on the hill at the Oval before it was all re-developed in the modern era.

Oh, those old days were a time to be reckoned with!

Fast forward 20 years and we've had a major facelift to the facility - there are those bright lights that allow us to enjoy the cricket and the GAFL at night time, and the seating is much improved. Heck, they even have those high wire walks at the top of the grand stand these days, such is the metamorphis of the Adelaide Oval.

There are also many venues available for private functions, in fact I had my work Christmas show in one such function just last year. Would definitely recommend checking it out but be sure to pack your own drinks as the prices are criminal once you get on the inside.

One of the iconic structures in Adelaide. Beautiful stadium.

As a venue to watch sports, it's absolutely sensational and you'll be struggling to find a better one in Australia. However, the food and drink prices are nothing short of an absolute disgrace. I'd recommend just bringing your own if you're attending an event over 3 hours.

Awesome, big. Great venue. Easy to get lost. Toilets, wow! Beer cold, large but to dear. Would go again. BETTER & MORE DISABLED carparks IN ground NEEDED!!;

Absolutely amazing stadium to visit. I highly recommend going to an AFL match here or attending the tours about the scoreboard and how it works

Excellent venue to watch sports. Easily accessible from the city.

Great atmosphere good seating reasonable choice of food

Thanks for sharing the best day ever. Grace. Ollie

Beautiful and large playground and excellent location in the center of Adelaide

Very clean and sporty venue. Enjoy watching the cricket and football each time ive been.
Its great seeing the old score board still getting used. Crowds are well behaved.
Was hoping on more mexican waves

Since the renovations Adelaide oval has become not only the crown, but the heart of Adelaide. Now that Richmond can be Port there it is even much better. Every Australian should attend a sporting event at AO.

What a ground. If you're a cricket fan. Thus ground should be visited once

Enjoyable when not raining. Our seats never quite matched what we had at AAMI with respect to undercover.

Nice stadium! We went for a cricket game and had a blast

We watched IND vs PAK.
You can imagine what it would feel like.
really good stadium ,great atmosphere and free wifi

Ground and facilities are nice. Evacuation or leaving the stadium is not good; lifts not available, escalator not up to volume, bridge not up to traffic.

Car park attendant was absolutely disgusting the way I and my friends were treated after telling 2 of them I was disabled and had a disabled car park permit we were ushered into a normal park which I couldn't get out and into my wheelchair then when my friend asked the attendant for his name he was abused by him

Food is way to dear for a family.will never go again

It's Adelaide Oval what's not to love....oh yeah beer and food prices..

Went to showdown 49 and far out it was packed but full house though.

It was a great game also the staff were nice throughout the game, nobody were fighting, etc

The stadium was clean and everyone was doing everything right with covid 19

Port Adelaide and Essington was a fantastic game. Port Adelaide smashed Essendon by 54 points

The Adelaide Oval remains one of cricket's most picturesque Test venues despite recent developments to increase the capacity and upgrade the facilities. Its position, situated amid gardens and trees and with the spire of St Peter's Cathedral as a backdrop, gives it a quintessentially English feel.
Established 1873
Capacity 50,000
Playing area 190.2m long, 126.2m wide
Floodlights Yes
End names City End, Cathedral End
Home team South Australia
Other sports Australian Rules Football (since 1877), Rugby League (1997-1998) as well as archery, athletics, baseball, cycling, american football, highland games, hockey, lacrosse, lawn tennis, rugby union, quoits and soccer