Take Your Game Day to Another Level at TRL Stadium

Tony Crowe • July 17, 2026

Looking for a unique way to enjoy Territory Rugby League?

Elevate your next game day by booking the TRL Stadium Terrace Bar & Corporate Suites located on Level 2 of the Grandstand, offering some of the best views of live sport in the Northern Territory.

Whether you're entertaining clients, rewarding staff, celebrating a special occasion or gathering family and friends, our premium hospitality experience provides the perfect setting to enjoy every moment of the action in comfort.


Corporate Suite Package – $600 (Up to 10 Guests)

Your game day experience includes:

  • 🎟️ Stadium entry for up to 10 guests
  • 🍻 Welcome drink on arrival
  • πŸ₯¨ Complimentary snack platter
  • ❄️ Air-conditioned corporate suite
  • πŸ‘€ Premium viewing overlooking TRL Stadium

Additional food and beverages are available throughout the event and will be charged at standard TRL Stadium retail prices.


The Best Seats in the House

Positioned on the second level of the grandstand, the Terrace Bar & Corporate Suites provide an elevated viewing experience unlike anywhere else in the Territory. Enjoy the atmosphere of live rugby league from a private, comfortable setting while taking advantage of dedicated hospitality throughout the event.

Perfect for:

  • Corporate entertaining
  • Staff rewards and team celebrations
  • Birthdays and family gatherings
  • Club functions
  • Sponsor and partner hosting


Book Your Experience

Spaces are limited throughout the season, so secure your preferred match early.

πŸ“§ Email: nrlnt@nrl.com.au

Take your game day to another level at TRL Stadium and experience Territory Rugby League from the best seats in the house.


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