Despite being the home of the mighty dragons, the facilities at this place suck. The catering is terrible and run by morons. The lines for food and drink are long and slow, and they may or may not accept EFTPOS (check first before lining up, because there is no real way to know until you attempt to pay). Security are unhelpful, and it seems common practice to close food/drink outlets early (within ten minutes of the second half kicking off). The contracts for the services provided at this ground seriously need to be reconsidered, because the whole experience is sub standard.

Was directed by staff to walk all the way around the outside of the stadium to get to gate D in stead of straight down the hill. Then had to walk up 3 flights worth of stairs. This would have been simply annoying in it wasn't for the fact that I have diminished capacity in my ability to walk. I was then in immense agony for the entirety of my time at the ground. The location of our seats was also closer to the original gate (A) that I was turned away from than D. The structure and organization of the place requires some improvement

The ground needs more scoreboards. There is only one where you can actually see the score, from our seats it was blocked. The big screen only shows the vision. Parking is only available in the nearby streets, so be prepared for a walk. The food is expensive like $14.00 for a pie and 600 ml coke. Similar for a hot dog. Like similar grounds made for league it is a good place to watch rugby league. Good to see junior league players given the opportunity to play on the ground as pre game entertainment.

Just returned home after an Aleague Semi Final. There was no accessible parking and the traffic control personnel were dismissive when asked about where to park - told to park on the street and walk which is highly offensive due to my husbands disability which prevents him from walking distances. I needed to drop him off and walk several blocks away and do the same for collection. Where is the inclusive culture for the community? - we will not be returning on principle. What a disgrace -

The studium was clean and the staff were friendly. Ground looked in great condition even though there has been a lot of sport played on it over the past week or so. Love watching the Dragons play on this ground. Thank you to the grounds people who keep the field looking great and thank you to all the staff that have made everything run smoothly even in times like the ones we are faced with in 2020. Good stuff keep up the great work. Go the Dragons!! <3

First time here last night for Sydney Fc semi finals and I had privilege of being in chairman’s lounge, so my review is about that more than general stadium Very well presented area with nice welcoming staff ensuring covid requirements met, efficiently and friendly bar staff. The selection of food being passed around was good and plenty of it toilet facility in GA were nice and clean. All in all a great experience and Sydney fc got the win too!

Spectator stands and seating areas are reasonably new & comfortable offering brilliant viewing of the playing field. Negatives are lack of scoreboard and large screen displays on western side of ground, insufficient kiosks and lack of overhead monitors for spectators who are queued for food in the long long lines at the kiosks. And of course the lack of any car park facilities at the ground.

My comment is about the discrimination received by the disabled girl on 12th May That girl being disabled should have been allowed to go to toilet because it is against the laws in relation to treatment of didabled people or they should have MLAK key access The police and security involved should be ashamed of themselves Nyself and my friends will never go to Kogarah Oval ever again

Great football team the Sharks and the players saying hello with the all super stars. Such a great field and seating from whear I was it was outstanding best seats at this level. This beats ANZ stadium every day off the week.This night was a special event for Luke which he will never forget. Thanks to Shore Hire and the event organisers from Jubilee Stadium.

Staff are friendly and knowledgeable and the wait times for food and drink is also reasonable. Unbelievably they still serve beer in cans and bottles, which is something I last experienced many years ago, so good on them for ditching the dreaded plastic glass. Good is reasonably priced and overall it's been a good experience at the stadium.

Not a St George fan, though love this ground and watching a game there. Not too big and has the highlight the walk of fame featuring the best Dragons of all time such as Norm Provan and Robert Stone who was a loyal club man instrumental in securing jubilee for the long term when there was talk of abandoning their spiritual home.

A nice suburban stadium that could use better parking facilities. On game days, it's really hard to park, so recommend that you take public transport, although also not that convenient. The food and drink facilities on major days when the stadium is full, struggle to service and the staff are quite rude as well.

Pretty poor facilities, long lines for beer and food, ran out of beer before half time in sydney vs Melbourne a leauge game. When food was available the pie I bought wasn't cooked all the way. Stadium knew the game was a sellout two days before game. Would have thought they would have been better prepared.

Worst stadium ever. Understaffed at bars. 20 minute wait to buy a drink? 40 minutes before game and after waiting in queue at one bar was told they ran out of white wine. Then had to queue at other bar. No designated smoking area. People with hill tickets congregating on footpath and blocking walkway.

Over all it was a good night but my problem was two things, firstly the music system was far too loud perhaps I was in a bad location . The lights were extremely bright as well .i have been to this location at night and don't remember this happening. One more thing the large screen is too small.

Quaint old ground. Reminded me of Withdean when Brighton used to play there. Very little cover if it rains and always good to see people bring a travelling rug to watch a game. Good atmosphere though and the beer selection is not bad for a football ground. Hotdog ok, chips a bit rubbish.

Love it. Great place to watch Nrl or soccer. Close to the action. They serve your beers in cans which beats the plastic cup experience at other grounds. Hot chips were hot and crispy. Another rarity at footy grounds. Stop in at nearby Carlton pub for a pre match beverage. Do it.

Had a coupke GA tickets to see Sydney FC play Adelaide. The ground was great and reminds me of the good old days as they have a fantastic grass hill still. Amenities were clean and with over 10,000 people in attendance, the food line wait was only about 5 minutes.

I love jubilee stadium. I have lived in the area my whole life, and weather you are watching the mighty Saints play rugby league, Sydney FC playing soccer, or some other kind of sport, it is always great. Not a bad spot in the stadium, especially in the hill!

I've been attending several games since it's the Sharks temporary home but it doesn't compare to Shark Park. Firstly the food options are ordinary and expensive. Due to the oval shape of the ground and the shallow angle of the stand views are more obstructed.

It's such a great local stadium! I have only been there once, but it was easy to get to by public transport from the city, has beautiful seating, views and we even caught up with Jason Nightingale on a sporty bachelor party. I highly recommend going here!

Sporting oval catered for large numbers yet entry was long and did not appear to be the most efficient strategy that could have been used. Food and drink line was long and disorganised. View of the field and atmosphere on the hill was good :)

I visited the community rooms. Lovely, clean and with all facilities for meetings except for the problem that there is no easy parking any where within cooee. It would be ideal for community groups except for the issue of car parking.

Nice little stadium with good atmosphere for its size. Also has a good amount of food and drink options to keep everyone happy. Would be better if we could get more away participation but overall good interim location for Sydney FC

Amazing local oval to watch your favourite teams play NRL or Soccer. Good atmosphere on weekend games. Straight line 5 minutes' walk down from Carlton Station. Bar, food and toilets are all decent enough for 20,000 odd people.

Brought a football team to Jubilee Stadium for first time. Staff were very welcoming & friendly, facilities modern & clean & lawn on hill soft & green. Well done to all concerned to create a far better experience than Allianz.

Pretty comfortable stadium. Incredibly neat. Plenty of opportunities to buy food and drink. Staff are helpful if a little over zealous. We came for an AFC Game so the place was pretty empty, which was nice. No WiFi.

Small, ordinary local ground in terms of seating and facilities. I like that they still have a hill and sell full-strength drinks. Short walk from Carlton Station and St. George leagues club is just over the road.

Stadium was ok with a good range of seating options and angles to view the field. Parking was a let down of the day and an issue, can't imagine what it's like when the stadium is operating at full capacity.

The toilets stunk, there weren't enough toilets, there weren't enough for vendors, they cut the line off to buy a beer and send you to another bar where you had to line up again. A pretty out dated stadium

Fun atmosphere, but they need to work on their ticketing. The seating names on the tickets do not match the seating areas at the oval and about 80% of patrons needed assistance in finding their seats.

I love my dragons but the place is an absolute rip off u can't bring yr own soft drinks in what a joke and on top of that they want u to pay $6.80 for a cup of light beer yr better off staying home

Great local stadium that is NRL St George Dragons home ground, just off Princes Highway in Jubilee Ave by car. Via Public transport- 5 min walk out of Carlton station (from city, turn left on

First time in my life am so grateful and miraculously it’s an amazing experience sitting with great Australian and diverse culture I love the techs I could synchronised the match with my beats

Easily accessible stadium, watched an A league game here and whilst the facilities are nice I couldn't see the few metres from the sideline due to the screens which was mildly disappointing

It was a great experience although they should try to invest in a parking lot only because we had to park over 6 streets away and we came 1 hour early and still had to park far away

Rubbish food, warm beer, no complimentary water at the bars, long lines. Really good suburban ground that's close to the stadium. Wouldn't go here in the rain though. No roof.

covid crowds mean no wait in the beer lines which is great but then you get a choice of filth like great northern, 4 pines or cascade lite... lift your beer game Kogarah

Great oval to watch sport at, mostly residential street parking, easiest to get a train. 1 main TV screen, located behind the end with more grand stand seating.

It's a great stadium just a bit behind , if the had a bigger screen it would be much better like most sporting stadium these days or even a second screen …

Long time since I was at this ground. Enlarged grandstand with many multiple facilities was a good experience. Plenty of refreshment outlets as in food/beverage

Great Stadium to watch soccer. Great view of the pitch. Easy access to ground. It would be nice if there were trains running so it is easy to get to the game.

very friendly and helpful staff on a very cold and rainy game day - ticket staff were helpful, merch staff were lovely and the food/beverage staff were great

Home of the St George Illawarra Dragons! Awesome environment to watch rugby league. Parking on side streets. Get there early. Carlton closest train station.

Great old style ground to watch sport. We watch Dragons games there. Always clean and well maintained. Parking is the only issue .... All in local streets.

Ample food and beverage outlets during Sydney fc games. Many people arrive early on a good day with picnic blankets to get s good spot on the grassy hill

Pretty ground. The game experience is ruined by incompetent stewards and staff. Food is poor quality. The Hill is great on a good day. Shall not be back

Decent football ground when it's not too hot or rainy. No protection from the elements unless you go for gold seating. 10 min walk from Carlton station

Was a lovely sunday arvo watching the doggies vs the sharkies with the pham, doggies won there first game since round 19 last year les go bby datittt

Really weird lay out, poor signage, expensive and no atmosphere. Didn't help we were watching Sydney FC vs Ulsan Hyundai which was an abysmal game.

Street parking was good and easy to exit following the match. Good undercover seating in the grandstand and food was reasonably priced and tasty

Good local Sports ground. The stadium is very dated, seating could be a lot closer to the field, but most ground in Australia are bad like this.

Great stadium. Could do with better signage for games on seating and needs more kiosks or staff to run them , spent 20mins waiting to be served

Whilst the stadium provides a depth of experiences that please the spectators at this venue, the local football team continue to disappoint.

Beautiful stadium. Big green area for families to set up a picnic mat and enjoy a game. Also there is plenty of parking around the suburb.

First time I've ever been to a stadium where the away fans are louder than the home fans and the place runs out of beer before half time.

Great local stadium. Would like to see a shade sail over the grassy picnic area as I think it would be really uncomfortable on a hot day.

Great home game venue nice and close to the action. Needs better catering / food. Come on guys serve up the good stuff as people will pay

Cosy and only few minutes walk from the carlton train station. You are so close to the game and the game. Good spot to enjoy picnick.

This stadium is for soccer only. It is a bit small. We can seat or lie on green grass with cheaper ticket at one side of the stadium.

Nothing like a full hill (pre-covid) on a warm Sunday arvo, cold beer in hand and the Dragon's winning! Take me back to 2010 please!

Not a great oval but has some charm. The hill area is full of Dragon yobo's. Lights weren't working and kindve overshadowed the game

Ran out of beer 15 mins into the big blue a-league match for a sold out crowd. Fail to plan and you plan to fail. Not good enough.

Great place to watch game. Lucky the Sharkies won a tight contest. Easy access to good and drink. Clean toilet and easy entry.

If going, look at public transport, train station is only a short walk away. Very limited parking. Amazing spectator stadium,

Great ground surface. Terrible seating arrangement. Not good to watch soccer on. Won't be going back to soccer there again.

Who runs out of cups for beer 10 min into the game? Needs pop up food stalls, not looking forward to a sharks season there.

Great atmosphere, loads off parking available in close side streets. Bring your picnic blanket. Best spot on family hill

Great suburban ground. Watched an a league match there good atmosphere. Captions lounge is a great place to hang out

Just a great place to watch football games (watched Sydney vs. Wellington). Puristic atmosphere through and through!

It's pouring rain but we still come and watched the game of Sydney FC and Philippines team worth it.We enjoyed.

I can't wait for Sydney FC to move. I guess I am not a great fan. There is no parking and the view is awefull.

Easy to get to, great having a picnic on the hill with the kids. I hope Sydney FC make this a permanent venue

Mid strength beer at full price. Can't see nothing from the hill. freezing cold. Might as well be at the pub

A nice local ground with a good sized grandstand that will keep you out of the rain during wet weather games

Great local small venue. Helps if you know the right seats to sit in to avoid the afternoon sun …

Decent stadium used by Sydney FC for their A league matches. However, gets cramped on derby days.

Had a awesome day at the footy. Parking in surrounding streets was easy to find. No issues at all

Amazing expirence! Drinks are very expensive but staff are lovely! Amazing stadium! Up the BULLS

Loved the vibes. Wasnt too big but had a decent time viewing the match so close to the pitch.

Half the food and drink facilities not open, and the one that were ran out of food and drink

Absolutely one of the best suburban grounds I have been to beats those stadiums hands down.

I am extremely biased but this is certainly my favourite suburban ground to watch football.

Needs a upgrade on the hill. Toilets are a joke. Takes twenty minutes to get food.

Great atmosphere and staff were very good helping direct to where we were sitting

I love our home ground but more cover would be great. Also parking is impossible.

Great stadium to watch the football easy access Great food good seating …

Great view of the pitch from MM seat 27. Also shielded from the rain and wind

Really good venue and pitch for soccer. Arena not as round as i had thought.

Great atmosphere! Sydney FC Versus Melbourne Victory 16 November 2019.

Amazing classic Sydney suburban stadium. And home of Sydney FC for now

My first rugby experience was here, and it couldn't have been better!

Pretty good for families. Can take camping chairs and pranks in

Had a great day for NRL. Nice stadium and close to the action.

Nice suburban ground, good pitch and grass hills to enjoy.

Using a card instead of cash is stupid. No signs to say it

$35 to stand under an awning in pouring rain. Never again

Good stadium & friendly staff. Happy to take the family.

It was the best soccer match and fun We all enjoy it

Great place to watch a game of soccer or footy.