Seating Capacity and Other Records
| Before reconfiguration | After reconfiguration | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Oval shape | Rectangular shape | ||
| Official capacity | 110,000 | 82,500 | 84,000 |
| Overall | 114,714 |
72,393 |
83,418 |
| Athletics | 112,524 |
– | – |
| Rugby League (State Of Origin) |
- | – | 83,110 |
| Rugby league (all matches) |
107,999 |
– | 82,976 |
| Rugby league (finals) |
107,999 |
– | 82,976 |
| International association football (soccer) |
104,098 |
– | 82,698 |
| Club association football (soccer) |
– | 80,295 |
|
| International Cricket | – | 59,569 |
– |
| Domestic Cricket | – | 31,262 |
– |
| Rugby union | 109,874 |
– | 83,418 |
| Australian rules football (all matches) |
72,393 |
– | |
| Australian rules football (finals) |
71,019 |
– | |
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