Norwood Oval, also known as Coopers Stadium, is home to the Norwood Football Club and hosts AFL games, cricket matches, and concerts. Located 4 km east of Adelaide’s CBD, it has a capacity of 15,000. Parking is available nearby, but public transport via Go Zone buses is a convenient option, with buses running frequently throughout the day.
In 2010 the light towers were upgraded from the original six light towers from the 1950s to four television standard light towers situated on the four corners of the oval.
Additionally, Norwood Oval is often a venue for major concerts and festivals in the area as well as local markets.
There are future plans to upgrade the spectating facilities to enhance the maximum capacity of the oval for major sporting events. Currently if you are looking for food at the oval you may choose from a range of different local food stalls offering snacks, and craft beers from local breweries.
Norwood Oval Information
Capacity: 15,000 total, 3,900 seated
Address: 4 Woods Street, Norwood, SA 5067
Ground Dimensions: 165m x 110m
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, and toilet
Tickets: Ticketmaster
Getting to Norwood Oval
Parking
There is metered street parking available around Norwood Oval, whilst for disabled parking spaces are designated by the council at 4 Woods Street.
Accessibility parking can be accessed by the Parade Main Entrance at Gate 1, at the Northern Woods Street Entrance at Gate 4 for the Northern end of the oval and the Western Stand, and Wolf Blass Community Centre for the function room and Premiers bar.
Public Transport
Public transport via bus is available to and from Norwood Oval with regular Go Zone buses, buses are available every 15 minutes between 7:30am and 6:30pm weeknights and every 30 minutes thereafter until 10:00pm, on weekends buses are available every 30 minutes until 10:00pm, please check the Adelaide Metro timetables to ensure you get the correct bus.
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