List of current and former Super League venues

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The following is a list of current and former Super League venues.

Stadiums[edit]

A total of 36 home venues have been used by Super League clubs since the competition's inception in 1996, while clubs have also occasionally opted to play 'On the Road' matches away from their regular home venue.

Stadium Club Location Opened Closed Capacity
Belle Vue Wakefield Trinity Wakefield 1878 12,600
The Boulevard Hull F.C. Hull 1895 2009 10,500
Boundary Park Oldham Oldham 1904 13,309
Brewery Field Celtic Crusaders Bridgend 1920 8,000
Central Park Wigan Warriors Wigan 1902 1999 18,000
Hilton Park Leigh Centurions Leigh 1947 2009 10,000
Craven Park Hull Kingston Rovers Hull 1989 12,225
Derwent Park Workington Town Workington 1956 10,000
Don Valley Stadium Sheffield Eagles Sheffield 1990 2013 10,000
DW Stadium Wigan Warriors Wigan 1999 25,138
Gateshead International Stadium Gateshead Thunder Gateshead 1955 14,000
Griffin Park London Broncos Brentford 1904 2020 12,300
Halliwell Jones Stadium Warrington Wolves Warrington 2002 15,200
Halton Stadium Widnes Vikings Widnes 1895 13,300
Headingley Leeds Rhinos Leeds 1889 21,500
The Hive Stadium London Broncos Edgware 2013 5,173
Kirklees Stadium Huddersfield Giants Huddersfield 1994 24,500
Knowsley Road St. Helens St. Helens 1890 2010 17,500
Lamport Stadium Toronto Wolfpack Toronto 1975 9,600
Langtree Park St. Helens St. Helens 2011 18,000
Leigh Sports Village Leigh Centurions Leigh 2008 12,000
MKM Stadium Hull F.C. Hull 2002 25,586
Odsal Stadium Bradford Bulls Bradford 1934 27,500
Plough Lane London Broncos Wimbledon 2020 9,215
Racecourse Ground Crusaders Wrexham 1807 15,550
Salford City Stadium Salford Red Devils Salford 2012 12,000
The Shay Halifax Panthers Halifax 1921 14,000
Stade Aime Giral Catalans Dragons Perpignan 1940 16,598
Stade Gilbert Brutus Catalans Dragons Perpignan 1962 13,000
Stade Sébastien Charléty PSG Paris 1939 20,000
Thrum Hall Halifax Panthers Halifax 1886 1998 9,832
Trailfinders Sports Ground London Broncos Ealing 1999 4,000
Twickenham Stoop London Broncos Twickenham 1963 14,800
The Valley London Broncos Charlton 1919 27,111
Valley Parade Bradford Bulls Bradford 1886 25,136
Watersheddings Oldham Oldham 1889 1997 9,000
Wheldon Road Castleford Tigers Castleford 1926 11,433
Wilderspool Stadium Warrington Wolves Warrington 1881 2014 9,200
The Willows Salford Red Devils Salford 1900 2011 11,363
  • Bold- current venues

On the Road matches[edit]

Stadium Location Season
Bramall Lane Sheffield 1996
Cardiff Arms Park Cardiff 1996
Anfield Liverpool 1997
1998
Parc des Sports et de l'Amitie Narbonne 1997
2006
Sixfields Northampton 1998
Tynecastle Edinburgh 1998
1999
Vetch Field Swansea 1998
Oakwell Barnsley 1999
Saltergate Chesterfield 1999
Welford Road Leicester 1999
2001
2004
Stade d'Albert Domec Carcassonne 2003
2006
Talbot Athletic Ground Port Talbot 2003
Stade Saint-Michel Canet-en-Roussillon 2006
Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys Barcelona 2009
Stade de la Méditerranée Béziers 2008
Rodney Parade Newport 2008
The Gnoll Neath 2010
Stade Yves-du-Manoir Montpellier 2011
Priestfield Gillingham, 2012
2013
Stade de la Mosson Montpellier 2011
Brisbane Road Leyton 2011
Molesey Road Hersham 2013
Adams Park High Wycombe 2013
Stade Ernest-Wallon Toulouse 2013
The Den Bermondsey 2015
Elland Road Leeds 2018
Wollongong Showground Wollongong 2018
Camp Nou Barcelona 2019

Magic Weekend[edit]

The Magic Weekend has been staged at four venues since the inaugural event in 2007.

Stadium Location Capacity
Millennium Stadium Wales Cardiff 74,500
Murrayfield Stadium Scotland Edinburgh 67,144
Etihad Stadium England Manchester 55,097
St James' Park England Newcastle 52,405
Anfield England Liverpool 54,074

Grand Final[edit]

The Super League Grand Final has been held at Old Trafford since its inauguration in 1998, except for the 2020 Super League Grand Final held at the KCOM Stadium.

Stadium Location Country Highest Attendance
Old Trafford Old Trafford, Greater Manchester England England 73,512
KCOM Stadium Kingston upon Hull England England 0[a]

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