PointsBet Stadium /

PointsBet Stadium (Shark Park) is the home ground of the Cronulla Sharks. It was purpose built for NRL matches in 1960 and last upgraded in 2006.

The Sharks will play 10 regular-season NRL games at the iconic suburban venue in 2024, spurred on by the passionate fans that routinely pack the stands and hill.

Due to the impacts of construction in the precinct, the capacity of PointsBet Stadium will be reduced to approximately 13,500 for the 2024 season, making becoming a ticketed Member even more important.

As well as being the home of top-flight rugby league, PointsBet Stadium has also played host to football, the Trans-Tasman Touch Championships and many other sporting and community events.

History  

Originally recognised as Endeavour Field, the now-PointsBet Stadium has experienced a number of naming rights partners over the time of its existence. The ground was believed to be the first Australian sports venue to hold a naming rights partner when known as Ronson Park in 1985.

The name was the first of many to follow, including Caltex Park, Shark Park (/Stadium 2013), Toyota Park (Stadium 2009-2011) and Remondis Stadium (2013-2015).

In April 2019, PointsBet signed a four-year naming rights deal with the Stadium.

Atmosphere

Recognised in the independent EY Sweeney report (November 2015) for the NRL as offering the best atmosphere in the competition, the Stadium was also ranked best for value of food and beverage, number '1' for sense of occasion, and voted in the top three for pre-game and half-time entertainment.