Eden Park - Wikipedia
In 1988, Eden Park hosted the 1988 Rugby League World Cup final, with Australia defeating New Zealand 25 – 12 before a New Zealand rugby league record crowd of 47,363. This made Eden Park the only venue to have ever hosted (as of 2024) both the Rugby Union and Rugby League World Cup Finals and the only venue to do so in consecutive years.
New Zealand's National Stadium - Eden Park
Eden Park hosts the Blues for what is set to be an epic 2025 Super Rugby Pacific season
What's On - Eden Park
Eden Park 42 Reimers Ave, Kingsland, Auckland, New Zealand Private Bag 56906, Dominion Road, Auckland Phone +64 9 815 5551 info@edenpark.co.nz
Our Park - Eden Park
For more than one hundred years Eden Park has been the home of Auckland Cricket and Auckland Rugby. It’s a history full of rich sporting moments. With a seating capacity just under 50,000 seats, Eden Park creates an unmatched atmosphere to experience LIVE …
Eden Park | Rugby Tripper
2021年2月13日 · Eden Park is a rugby stadium based in Auckland, New Zealand is home to Auckland cricket team, rugby union side Auckland and Super Rugby side Blues. The stadium has a capacity of 50,000 which can be expanded to 60,000 with temporary seating and opened in 1900. It’s also undergone numerous redevelopments over the years totalling over £250 million.
Eden Park Stadium - New Zealand Rugby Union
2020年8月26日 · Eden Park Stadium, located in Auckland, New Zealand, is a legendary sports venue that has been the heart of rugby in the country for decades. Known for hosting some of the most thrilling rugby matches in history, Eden Park is not just a stadium; it’s a symbol of New Zealand’s passion for rugby.
Eden Park - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024) - Tripadvisor
The spiritual sporting home of New Zealand sport, this historic venue has hosted many iconic moments, including the 1987 and 2011 Rugby World Cup finals, the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup semi-final and various matches for the 2022 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, the 2021 Women’s Rugby World Cup and FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023.
Eden Park - StadiumDB.com
2015年7月24日 · Current capacity stands at 50,000, though can go to 60,000 with temporary seats. The seating layout may be altered on a rotation basis between cricket and major rugby games, for which additional seats are added between the field and permanent stands in …
Eden Park (NZ) - Austadiums
Eden Park is regarded as New Zealand's national stadium and is the largest in the country with a capacity of 50,000. It primarily hosts Rugby Union and Cricket. The venue was upgraded for the staging of the 2011 Rugby World Cup, with the stadium accommodating 60,000 fans with the addition of temporary seating.
Eden Park: A ground swamped in Rugby World Cup history
On 27 August, 1921, test rugby came to Eden Park with a crowd of 30,000 – 14,000 below its current capacity – witnessing the All Blacks’ 9-5 defeat to South Africa. That result was something of an anomaly though as, over time, Eden Park has become a stronghold of New Zealand rugby.