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CEO Michael Green - According to Etihad Stadium, MSL CEO Michael Green said this partnership will take the stadium atmosphere and engagement to the next level.

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Fourth - Now Marvel will become the fourth naming rights sponsor of the facility since its opening.

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The Walt Disney Company - The Senior Vice President and Managing Director of The Walt Disney Company in Australia and New Zealand behind the new collaboration is Kylie Watson-Wheeler.

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Immerse - Regarding the new partnership, she said, "we hope to bring people together, and provide them with a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the Marvel brand."

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Marvel Stadium - She continued, "For both lifelong Marvel fans or those establishing a connection with these incredible characters and stories for the first time, Marvel Stadium will offer a unique and exciting experience for all."

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Summer - The partnership commences on September 1, 2018, just in time for summer!

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Waverley Park, VIC - The stadium was built in 2000 in Docklands to replace the original Waverley Park stadium located in Mulgrave.

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The Hawks - Now Waverley Park stands in the middle of an estate and is the training ground for the Hawks AFL team.

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Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Precinct - According to MOPT,"Melbourne & Olympic Parks has become the world sporting capital's fulcrum for sport", as well as the MCG.

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Venues - Just 3km walk from the CBD, Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Precinct has many multi-purpose venues including five stadiums, three ovals, and two tennis centres.

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Rod Laver Arena, VIC - Rod Laver Arena, alongside Margaret Court Arena and Hisense Arena, holds the biggest Australian sporting event - the Australian Open.

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Melbourne Cricket Ground, VIC - Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) is the largest stadium in Australia and the tenth largest in the world with a capacity of 100,024.

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MCG - MCG is home to the Boxing Day Test and the AFL Grand Final. It also hosted the 1956 Summer Olympics, the 2006 Commonwealth Games and two Cricket World Cups: 1992 and 2015.

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Rectangular Stadium, VIC - Also known as AAMI Stadium, Rectangular Stadium is home to both football and rugby codes. It hosted the 2015 AFC Asian Cup and 2017 Rugby League World Cup.

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Melbourne Park Multi-Purpose Venue, VIC - Also known as Hisense Arena, this multi-purpose venue has held concerts like One Direction and Nicki Minaj, and popular sporting events including boxing, tennis, cycling, netball and basketball.

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Moore Park Precinct, NSW - Close to the CBD, Sydney Cricket Ground is located next door to the 44,000 seat Sydney Football Stadium.

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Sydney Cricket Ground, NSW - Sydney Cricket Ground was initially the main rugby league venue before the Sydney Football Stadium was established in 1988.

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Sydney Football Stadium, NSW - Also known as Allianz Stadium, the home to a selection of cricket, footy and rugby teams, will undergo redevelopment later this year to ensure a world-class sporting venue.

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Games - The 2018 Commonwealth Games were held on the Gold Coast earlier this year.

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Carrara Stadium, QLD - Also known as Metricon Stadium, Carrara Stadium hosted the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games and is the home to AFL's Gold Coast Suns.

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Stadium Australia, NSW - Also known as ANZ Stadium, Stadium Australia is a multi-purpose venue that hosted the 2000 Olympic Games, 2003 Rugby World Cup, and the annual State Of Origin game.

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Sydney Super Dome, NSW - Also known as Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney Super Dome is situated in Sydney Olympic Park and was built for the 2000 Olympic Games.

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Adelaide Oval, SA - Since 1871, Adelaide Oval has hosted both cricket and football events and is a South Australian icon. The Oval holds a capacity of 53,000.

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Robina Stadium, QLD - Also known as Cbus Super Stadium, and is home ground to the National Rugby League's Gold Coast Titans. It is well known for hosting many football and rugby codes.

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Perth Stadium, WA - Also know as Optus Stadium, Perth Stadium was officially open in January this year, and it is located in Burswood.

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Lang Park, QLD - Lang Park also goes by the names: Brisbane Stadium and Suncorp Stadium. It was established in 1914 and holds a capacity of 52,500 people.

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Perth Arena, WA - Perth Arena is a multi-purpose arena featuring neofuturistic design and modern technology. The venue officially opened in November 2012 with Sir Elton John.

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Icehouse, VIC - Located in Docklands, Icehouse is Australia's premier Olympic ice sports venue, containing two Olympic-sized ice rinks and a specialist winter sports gym.

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Sport in Australia - Cricket, netball, and football and rugby codes are among the earliest and, consistently, the most popular sports in Australia, so of course, we have some of the best facilities for them!

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