Cbus Super Stadium
Gold Coast (Robina), Queensland, Australia
Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast (Robina), Australia — opened 2008, 399 rugby league games hosted, home of Gold Coast Titans.
Sourcing caveat: Surface type was not identified in sources found.
Ground facts
| Opened | 2008 |
| Home club | Gold Coast Titans |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 399 |
| Top recorded crowd | 27,227 (27,227 (Gold Coast Titans v Brisbane Broncos, 2009 NRL qualifying final, 12 September 2009)) |
| Capacity | 27,794 (current, per Stadiums Queensland; earlier sources cite 27,400-27,690) |
| First rugby league match | 14 March 2008 — Gold Coast Titans v North Queensland Cowboys |
| Years used | 2008–2026 |
| Location | Gold Coast (Robina), Queensland |
Name history
- Robina Stadium — construction/working name
- Skilled Park — 2006–2013
- Cbus Super Stadium — 2014–present
Rugby league history
Construction finished in February 2008 and the Titans (who had played their inaugural 2007 season at nearby Carrara) hosted North Queensland there for their first match at the venue. The ground staged the Titans' first-ever finals match in 2009 (against Brisbane, also the venue's record crowd), two 2008 Rugby League World Cup fixtures including New Zealand's 48-6 win over Papua New Guinea, and a State of Origin Game 3 in 2021 after the series relocated from Sydney and Newcastle because of COVID-19.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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