Sir John Guise Stadium

Sir John Guise Stadium is a sports venue in Port Moresby with a natural grass playing surface, seating areas, media facilities, and modern lighting that accommodate athletic events and football matches. The facility includes locker rooms, player amenities, administrative offices, hospitality areas, and press accommodations designed to serve up to 15,000 spectators.

The stadium opened in 1991 as the host venue for the South Pacific Games, a major regional sporting competition. Following this inaugural event, the facility underwent significant upgrades in the following decade to enhance its capacity and modern amenities.

The stadium carries the name of Papua New Guinea's first Governor-General, reflecting his importance in the nation's early years. It functions as the primary home ground for national football teams and major sporting events.

The stadium is centrally located in Port Moresby and accessible by various transport options from around the city. Visitors should arrive early to familiarize themselves with the entry points and seating layout before events begin.

The venue is part of a larger sports complex that includes an indoor arena, beach volleyball court, hockey field, and aquatics center alongside it. This collection of different sports facilities clustered together creates a comprehensive destination for multiple athletic activities.

Location: Port Moresby

Inception: 1991

Official opening: 1991

Capacity: 5000

GPS coordinates: -9.44000,147.18361

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:48