Beautiful and big stadium with great facilities. We came here to watch FiFa world cup asian qualifiers soccer match between Vietnam vs Australia. Close to 28k supporters attented the match. Such a wonderful atmosphere. Can really feel and sense the sporty spirit here. All the staffs were very friendly. Entry ticket scanning was super quick and easy. You can bring food and drinks in as long as the drink is no more than 750ml. They also sell drinks and food inside. Beer for $10/cup. Cup holder (for 4 cups) is $1 each. They offered $10 voucher for food and drink for the first 2000 people who came first. So go early if you want this. Also have merchandise shop selling team's t-shirts, scarfs, hats, etc. Lots of police to ensure the safety and for traffic control. Best to take public transport, otherwise having some paid car park nearby but very limited unless you come really early. Can drive around and park in the side street but expect 15-20 mins walk to the stadium. Overall, great experience.

My brother and I had an amazing time watching Melbourne Victory. Unfortunately, the match wasn't great, but the stadium offers incredible views, atmosphere, and ambience. It all combined into one brilliant night. The stands weren't too full, but the crowd was jumping, and it was great to see so many fans enjoying everything. Entrance and access was a breeze, there was a good selection of food. Amenities were sufficient, but we went for the game and it was good fun overall. I'll go back some time. It's a nice warm-up for the MGC or Docklands Stadium.

Super great place to visit. Not too crowded and even though i went to a important game. The parking was little hard to find but that was mostly my mistake. The inside and outside were super clean and the that make it look beautiful. Even the food was great and I really suggest trying the burgers. I had a super great experience here and i hope i can visit again soon.

Great intimate venue for soccer. Not very big which means there isn’t a bad seat in the stadium. Plus, it is a really beautiful and thoughtful designed space. It started raining during the match and I didn’t realize that the outside “shells” that are so aesthetically pleasing double as covers for the seats! Great video screens as well.

I went here to a A-league soccer match with my grandchildren and their friends to see their beloved team western united play Perth glory, it was very easy to find our seats and united won 1-0 this stadium has a great atmosphere!

I attended the Thursday Night Robbie Williams concert here. My first time to AAMI Park. What a great venue. Beautiful warm night, spectacular staff and venue, and what a show and performance by the Entertainer Robbie Williams. Well run venue and great vibe.

AAMI Park is the closest you'll get to a purpose built football (soccer) stadium in Australia. It's not a very big stadium, which makes it easier to find premium seats closer to the action, creating an enjoyable experience while watching football live. Easy access to and from via public transport.

AAMI Park is fine for concerts but not my favourite venue. Seen some legends here though, Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney and 13.1 on his farewell tour, Elton John. The venue had a number of merchandise stands which was great and chips were fine however the bottom level, when crowded with people, like being in a sauna, oh it was so bad, thought I'd pass out. I've never been here for soccer but can see how venue works for it. However big issue at AAMI Park, no wi-fi. Why So I'm confused AAMI. Lucky you're with AAMI, not here.

Good experience for the Matilda’s game ⚽️. We enjoyed the ease of access getting through with our digital tickets. You can go to other gates to enter even with a different ticket if the lines are short, Food options were good and the spirits are what you would expect at a venue. We were behind the corner and enjoyed a great view of the whole pitch while we were there .

AAMI Park is a nice stadium which looks really cool from the outside. It is Melbourne’s best rectangular sporting venue and overall is a nice place to watch rectangular game sports in Melbourne.

Took my boys to watch the soccer and it was a fantastic evening, the staff were all pleasant and helpful. Look it's expensive to eat it cost us 80 bucks but its not an every day things so it was fine. I love this park as it's small and u feel up close and personal to the players.

As Melbourne's premiere rectangular stadium, it is pretty rudimentary. The seats are just small enough to be quite uncomfortable and just in the awkward zone of intimate with your neighbour. Bars sell the usual watery beer, poured with little care and much froth. The food outlets have the usual greasy food one might expect, but with some surprisingly tasty variations... potato waffles etc. But, what really do you want from a sports venue? Probably not a la carte food and a wine list to boot. The views from your seat are pretty good in most locations and the design of the outdoor playing area is such that even a small crowd generates a lot of sound. Overall okay.

Great venue for sports. Easy to access via the city. Had a great time watching New Zealand play Australia—my first time watching a rugby game live. Cheers for the good times!

Awesome feeling to be back after more than two years following the COVID 19 outbreak. Wonderful to hear the " LIVE " applause and scream from Supporters from Western United n Adelaide United in today's match. Currently, weather is sunny with wonderful " cool " breeze inside the stadium.

Had a great experience with my wife and son at Monster Jam. Typical of a venue that the food prices were expensive but the entertainment was great! Parking was a nightmare and had to walk a mile, didn't help there was 2 other things happening at the same time in the area. We attempt to book parking 1 month before the event but was sold out.

Easy to travel by public transport, tram no.70 +5 mins walk or 7 mins walk from Richmond railway station. Good atmosphere, clean and not too crowded.

Attended the venue during the evening mid week for the fabulous Robbie Williams music concert. Venue is easy to get to via any metro train stopping at Jolimont or Richmons stations, or the #70 tram. If driving, park in neaby Richmond around Swan St and enjoy a meal or drink and shirt stroll to the venue. This is an open air venue so take something warm to wear if weather gets cold or wet. Easy and quick to get to get entry into. Lots of signage inside venue indicating where you need to go to find your seat. Sufficient number of food stalls selling take away food but at high prices. Likewise drink stalls. Bottled water $5.40@ with alcohol drink prices north of that. Max 4 alcohol drinks sold at one time. Lots of free drinking water points. Perimeter seating up in the stands accessible by steep steps. Plastic fold down seating typical of sports venues and need to stand to allow others to pass along your isle. I found the seating here uncomfortable but that might be just me. Very congested at departure time. Be prepared to move along slowly in the large mass or prudently exit a bit early to avoid the crush. Took us about 15 minutes to exit venue in the mass. For a music concert I found we were miles away from the stage with Robbie looking like a small leggo figure on the far away stage. Thank goodness for the huge screens either side of the stage. Given this is a sporting field it is expected your going to be long way from stage. Tennis Centre better venue for concerts but lacks crowd capacity of here. Had a great time, sore bum from seat but hey....got to see Robbie perform.

Great staff, great experience. Want to thank the staff who looked after us all ths week at the Foo Fighters. Happy, friendly, relaxed staff let the crowd enjoy the gig. Super good to see water provided to front row in the heat.

This is a well-known sports venue in Melbourne. I brought my family here to watch the Master Jam performance. This is a visual feast of sports + entertainment. It is amazing in a professional sports venue!

Beautiful building, clear entry and exit ways. Very easy to reach with trams and reasonable walking distance.

Finally in Melbourne and the boys have a home game. Had an amazing night. Good storm

Went to watch the Australia Vs Bangladesh world cup qualifier. Fantastic atmosphere, well managed crowd and inbetween entertainment. Food and beverages counter were on point too with not much line unlike MCG which can get a bit wild and rowdy. Extra public transportation services to and from city were managed perfectly. So overall amazing experience.

Watched the socceroos play Bangladesh. It was a complete thrashing but I did enjoy the stadium. Take a jacket, it's cold at the stadium and generally in Melbourne.

What a beautiful stadium! Been coming here to watch the soccer matches for many years and still is one of my favourite stadiums. The stadium roof covers almost all seats apart from around first 5 rows so even in heavy rain most seats stay dry. Facilities such as toilets are well maintained

Great place to watch Melbourne storm NRL team play rugby league Go the storm

Great place to view any sport especially when packed. Ammenties are easily found.

Great stadium with a great atmosphere when Victory play!

We attended the Storm v Bulldogs NRL game tonight and as far as stadiums go you’ll never be too far from the action here. The NRL crowd is certainly different from the Rebels crowds but the stadium itself is easy to access, good condition seating and close to the action in the middle. Fireworks and flames with good music and visuals help with the atmosphere. The staff we engaged with were friendly and helpful which added to the experience overall.

Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, is one of Australia’s premier rectangular venues, notably acclaimed for hosting Melbourne / Naarm’s most celebrated sport and entertainment events, and will host six FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 matches, including Australia's heavyweight Group B finale with Canada. The opening-day bout between Nigeria and Canada will kick off the ground's hosting duties, before two-time winners Germany take on Morocco three days later in Group H. Jamaica-Brazil on 2 August will be the final group-stage match at the venue. Two Round-of-16 clashes are set to take place at the ground, beginning with the winner of Group G taking on the runners-up from Group E, before the team that tops Group H does battle with the second-placed side from Group F.

As always, a great place to visit. Great atmosphere. Again, only issue is public transport. Bottleneck at Richmond station needs addressing or maybe add an MCG/Melbourne Park station.

I attended the Canada 🇨🇦 vs. Nigeria 🇳🇬 game today. Very levelled game. I may say the venue to watch a soccer game is the best. Amazing views from anywhere you are sitting. Love the whole atmosphere. But when it came to the food!? Lord almighty. I went to get chips and chicken strips, but, no tomato sauce. In Australia in an international soccer game?? and no tomato sauce for the chips?? We did run out of sauce. Shamefulanswer. Shame on you AAMI Park. You don't deserve to be in Australia. Minus 10 for not having tomato sauce. 😑. I had to be happy with mustard. Not good enough. 10 out of 10 for the venue. Minus 5 for the food. Expensive and not up to standards

The venue itself its amazing. Last time I went was for the FIFA Women’s World Cup. USA v Sweden. Great atmosphere with high quality sound that makes attendance engage and participate. Being a very small stadium (for a soccer international event) makes you feel in the game. What I still don’t understand is why it’s almost impossible to find tickets when you can see there is still about 1% available capacity? I know this has nothing to do with the stadium itself, but each organiser. Many people, including me and many friends missed on other games we were eager to go, and it was so disappointing to see big chunks of empty seats. Everything else is good. You feel safe even blocks away from the stadium which encourage families to attend. I didn’t go to the toilets or food stalls so I won’t be able to comment.

I went to AAMI Park during the Women’s FIFA World Cup and they were showing the game on the big screens. I’d never been to this stadium before and it’s beautiful. The facilities and amenities are pretty good when you compare them to other stadiums around Melbourne. The only downside is that the operators couldn’t figure out the lighting around the screens so I was blinded by lights for about 10 minutes.

Great stadium with stunning Melbourne city views. This by far is the best nation's football stadium. The honey comb design protects spectators from rain without a roof.

Nice environment, a nice little corporate box to watch soccer and drink with friends. Staff Rebecca was really nice and friendly. Served us a lot of drinks.

Great place for an open air concert. Elton John brought his A Game and managed the heat like a trooper. Really great night.

Hadn't been for years, but seeing how simple the entry was, great seats regardless of spot, plenty of toilets and food stalls. Genuinely stoked to go back for sports I may not normally watch.

Memories of cheering and joy at this stadium came to mind. I don't know if I was filming the athlete or the passion of the cameraman. On this day, the team I support won the game, and I want to watch it again, so I'm posting a picture🙂