The SCG is an abbreviation for the Sydney Cricket Ground, perhaps the most famous stadium located in Sydney.
The SCG is one of the largest sporting stadiums in Australia and plays host to Twenty20 Cricket, One Day Internationals, Australian Rules Football and Rugby Union.
Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), Seating Plan, Parking & Stadium Map, NSW
Presently, the SCG’s configuration has a playing field that is flanked by grandstand structures. These include the Bill O’Reilly Stand that houses the corporate boxes and has space for public reserved seating, Victor Trumper, Clive Churchill and Brewongle Stands. Others include the Member’s and Ladies’ Stand, both of which were built in the late 19th century.
Some of the modern stands at SCG include the M.A. Noble, Messenger and Bradman Stands, which were constructed in 2013. These stands contain facilities for media use, provide members reserved seating as well as corporate boxes.
The other way to explore this stadium is to take on a guided tour that will give you a chance to experience the stadium’s history. Listen in to the fantastic stories of players and spectators and take some time to sit in the dressing room and picture what it feels like to be a sporting legend. The tour also allows exploring the SCG Museum that houses sporting treasures and various exhibitions.
Guided tours run on all days except Sundays, public holidays and major event days. The tours take 90 minutes and run from 10am to 11:30am, with online bookings highly recommended for those who are interested.
The easiest way to access the SCG and Allianz Stadium is by public transport. Moore Park is a 20-minute walk or a short bus ride from Central Station. Paid parking is available in the Moore Park Precinct for around $25 per car. Special event parking prices may apply.
In the Victor trumper stand do any of the seats have restricted views or views interrupted by the site screen when cricket is being played ?
Hi Leonie,
I have looked at a number of photographs and seating plans and it doesn’t look like the site screen will interrupt your view unless the ball comes in front of it.
The site screen looks to be placed between the Victor Trumper Stand and the Clive Churchill Stand, so at most, it may block the view if you were located in the bays on either side of the gap between the stands, but looking at various photos, it looks like those seats are blocked off anyway.
So from what i can see, you shouldn’t have any issues.
Thanks
Michael