Robina Stadium Stadium

Robina Stadium is a rectangular sports stadium on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia, serving as a principal venue for professional rugby league and other major events.

The venue offers spectator seating in a compact bowl designed for close views of field sports, corporate hospitality facilities and modern amenities for match-day crowds of roughly 27,000. It regularly hosts National Rugby League fixtures and other domestic sporting and entertainment events.

Opened in the 21st century to provide a modern home for professional sport on the Gold Coast, the stadium has since been the principal rectangular-code facility in the Robina suburb and wider Gold Coast region.

Located in the suburb of Robina on the Gold Coast, the stadium sits within the metropolitan area of southeastern Queensland in Australia.

• Capacity and use: Primarily used for professional rugby league (NRL) and other major sporting events, with a seating capacity of around 27,000.

Robina Stadium (Cbus Super Stadium) is in the suburb of Robina on the Gold Coast. By car take the M1 / Pacific Motorway from Brisbane south to the Gold Coast and exit for Robina - driving distance is roughly 75-85 km (about 1-1.5 hours depending on traffic). By public transport, take the Queensland Rail Gold Coast line to Robina station; the stadium is about a 10-15 minute walk (roughly 700-900 m) from the station, with signage from Robina Town Centre.

• For events at Robina Stadium (Cbus Super Stadium), use Robina train station - it's a short walk and avoids the heavy event-traffic on local roads and limited parking.
• Arrive 45-60 minutes before kick-off for big matches to clear security and enjoy food outlets nearby; on major fixtures the surrounding roads fill quickly, so public transport is the most reliable option.