Te Kaha
Christchurch, New Zealand
30,000
recorded capacity
1 block = 1,000 placesoutline continues to Eden Park, 50,000
Te Kaha in Christchurch is the newest (opened 2026) of the 17 listed stadiums in New Zealand. It is one of 20 stadiums on this site with a fixed roof over the field.
It is the joint 4th-largest of the 17 listed stadiums in New Zealand. Its nearest listed neighbour, Wellington Regional Stadium, is 307 km away: the 2nd-most remote position of the 74 listed stadiums in Oceania.
- Listed for
- Rugby league
- Tenants
- Crusaders, Canterbury, Matatū
- Roof
- Fixed roof (covered)
- Position
- 43.53° S, 172.64° E
Where it stands in New Zealand
- Eden Park20,000 more50,000
- 1 more listed stadium
- Forsyth Barr Stadium748 more30,748
- Owen Delany Parksame figure30,000
- Stadium Taranakisame figure30,000
- Te Kaha30,000
- Waikato Stadium4,200 fewer25,800
- Mount Smart Stadium5,000 fewer25,000
- Cooks Gardens9,000 fewer21,000
- 8 more listed stadiums
From the record
- Construction began
- 2022
- Owner
- Christchurch City Council
- Architect
- Populous and Warren and Mahoney
- Main contractor
- Southbase Construction
- Recorded construction cost
- $683 million
- Record attendance
- 29,152 (2026)
- Share of listed capacity in New Zealand
- 7.3%
- Compared with the median in New Zealand
- 1.4 times the median capacity of 21,000 across its 17 listed stadiums
- Opened in the 2020s in New Zealand
- 1 of the 17 listed stadiums, this one included
- Nearest larger listed stadium
- Wellington Regional Stadium, 307 km
Nearest listed stadiums
- Wellington Regional Stadium · north-east34,500 places, opened 2000306.8 km
- Forsyth Barr Stadium · south-west30,748 places, opened 2011309.0 km
- Queenstown Events Centre · south-west19,000 places, opened 1997351.9 km
- Arena Manawatu · north-east15,000 places, opened 1886429.6 km
- Cooks Gardens · north-east21,000 places, opened 1896447.2 km
Source: Wikipedia, Te Kaha.