Moorabbin Oval, Sports venue in Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia
Moorabbin Oval, also known as RSEA Park, is a sports venue in Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia. The ground features a large playing surface and a grandstand, and it serves as the home base for the St Kilda Football Club and other local leagues.
The ground was developed in the 1950s and became St Kilda's home in 1965. After the club moved its base in 2010, it returned to a redeveloped venue in 2018.
The name RSEA Park comes from a sponsorship deal, but locals still call it Moorabbin Oval. On match days, the stands fill with fans wearing red, white, and black, and the club's song echoes around the ground after a win.
The venue is easily reached by train or bus, with parking available nearby. Visitors can watch matches from the stands or explore the outer areas, and the ground is used throughout the year for various football events.
The first home game at Moorabbin drew a record crowd of 51,370, which still stands. The ground was once the third largest in Melbourne by capacity.
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