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Totally Workwear Stadium

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Totally Workwear Stadium functions as a key regional sporting venue in Coorparoo, providing facilities for rugby league matches and hosting home games for the Easts Tigers.

About Totally Workwear Stadium

Totally Workwear Stadium, historically known as Langlands Park, serves as a primary hub for rugby league in Coorparoo. This sporting venue features a modern grandstand, player facilities, and corporate hospitality areas designed to support local and state-level competitions. It acts as the official home ground for the Eastern Suburbs Tigers, attracting regular crowds for Hostplus Cup fixtures throughout the football season. The ground provides a close-up viewing experience compared to larger metropolitan arenas. Situated on Main Avenue, the stadium is conveniently located near the Stones Corner busway station, making it accessible for visitors from across Brisbane. The facility integrates multiple training spaces and community areas that accommodate sports development programmes. Its proximity to the Brisbane CBD and established local amenities ensures the venue remains a central point for outdoor recreation and professional athletics within the 4151 postcode area.

What they're known for

  • Professional rugby league match day experience
  • Quality grandstand and terraced seating options
  • Accessible location near public transport links

Best for

  • Local rugby league supporters and families
  • Organisers of regional sporting tournaments
  • Visitors attending Brisbane grade football matches

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What is Totally Workwear Stadium best for?

Local rugby league supporters and families, Organisers of regional sporting tournaments, Visitors attending Brisbane grade football matches

Where is Totally Workwear Stadium?

Totally Workwear Stadium is located in Coorparoo, QLD 4151.

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