bluetongue stadium

Thanks to the powers that be at Bluetongue, not only can they buy full page 'advertising' spreads in the local newspaper (that happen to backfire), but they can adorn the perimater of the field with giant sauce bottles! And just in case you miss those, then there's always the very generous Master Foods hession shopping bag filled with sauces, marinades and even noodles!But we're here for the sport (and the football in particular): No matter where you are you have a great vantage point of the action and you're close to facilities (with the usual limited range of options). Tips for out-of-towners:- if you're driving, make use of the plentiful free parking in the multistory commuter car park to the south west of the stadium behind the train station- if you're planning to sit on the city side of the stadium during the afternoon/early evening on a sunny day --> come prepared for full sun wherever you are

Pretty much str8 forwards, what you normally get at a game. Overpriced frozen pies and beer. Hard to say much more. Try to eat before the game if you want a good feed

The stadium is not special by itself and the performances of the Mariners are sometimes better than in other times. However, even if the football should not be interesting enough, the view behind the goal of the Brisbane Water can fascinate even non football lovers.

Nowhere else has a view like this where you can look out across Brisbane Water to see Lion Island and Palm Beach in Sydney and up into the Rumbalara Bush Reserve.Always worth going to watch the mariners play no matter the result , there are always plenty of people to greet and talk to. Food as per most Stadiums is soso however service usually isn't too bad.Nearby is Gosford Leagues Club and plenty of restaurants are in walking distance or a short drive away.

The waiting in line to buy a drink was not good as I missed a lot of the game. A lot of this was caused by the staff having to pour the drinks from cans into plastic cups.

The Mariners attract a friendly crowd, lots of families. The stadium is small but well formed with a great aspect overlooking Brisbane a Waters. Like most Aussie stadiums it has good facilities. Located right beside the train station it couldn't be easier to get to and there's a massive Leagues club beside it.

One of the best stadiums to watch any sport, it is compact enough with a capacity of around 23,000, so wherever you sit, you will be close to the action. The Southern end looks over Brisbane Waters, stunning view. If you are eating before or after the game, the Gosford Leagues club is right opposite the gates on the Western side of the ground.

Great little stadium with seating on three sides, 2 of which are undercover. Lovely view over Brisbane Water from the stands. Home to the Central Coast Mariners football team, tickets around $20.

$10.00 parking within 6 minutes walk in local school.Great value.Wonderfull helpful and friendly volunteers in carpark.Wonderfull location on Brisbane Waters........If you come up from Sydney the train station is 7 minutes.Amazing views of pitch.Clean toilets and easy access.Good CCM store to buy supporters gear.Food hot and normal stadium high prices.Harry Kewell is the greatest.Harry Kewell came out after game for photos and autographs......Amazing that he went to trouble of coming out to see the CCM fans.Harry really needs a pat on the back for this .The kids went crazy when he came out.He won't be forgotten as his career comes to an end by CCM fans.CCM team always come out for photos and autographs........great tradition.Great bonding with fans.Book thru tickets thru ticketet.Make sure you go to next 6 home games of CCM. Boring last home game draw with MHeart.

Quite a dominating vision as you drive into the coast area - it is though what it is, just another stadium although unusual to see one of this size and quality in a small town.