The Panthers are taking new turf in 2025, playing eight home games at CommBank Stadium. With the club entering an exciting new chapter, Panthers members and fans have plenty to look forward to.
As the Panthers set their sights on a fifth consecutive premiership, here are five reasons for Panthers fans to be excited about their new home in CommBank Stadium.
CommBank Stadium elevates every occasion. Designed for elite entertainment and the ultimate atmosphere, the world-class venue is set to take the Panthers gameday experience to the next level.
Stunning light shows sweep across the entire venue, bringing new energy the Panthers pre-game and in-game celebrations.
Sails hanging over the grandstands repel sound back into the stadium, amplifying the gameday buzz.
The stadium is also fitted out with best-in-class pyrotechnics, big screens, LED strips and sound systems.
World-class facilities, food and beverages
Built with fans at the front of mind, CommBank Stadium is a gameday dream.
An abundance of in-stadium food options is headlined by popular vendors Ribs & Burgers, Sushi Hub, El Jannah, Roll’d and Oak Berry, as well as traditional kiosk outlets.
CommBank Stadium’s new Panther Dog, with grilled chorizo, caramelised onion, bacon bits, jalapenos and cheese sauce on a charcoal bun, will be available from the food cart at Aisle 120 at all home games in 2025.
With up to nine bars operating across the precinct, grabbing a drink (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) is always quick and easy.
Fans can comfortably roam the venue through its spacious concourse, with amenities easily accessible from any location.
A blockbuster line-up
The Panthers will host eight genuine blockbusters at CommBank Stadium in 2025.
The action begins as the Panthers face a historic rival, the Roosters, for their CommBank Stadium debut (Round 2). The Cowboys (Round 5) and Sea Eagles (Round 8) then visit for Multicultural Round and ANZAC Round, respectively.
The main event comes in Round 13, as the Panthers host the Eels at CommBank Stadium for the first time. The Battle of the West rivalry will reignite in an epic Sunday afternoon showdown.
Three fierce Sydney rivals follow: a Bulldogs (Round 17) team featuring several familiar faces, a grand final foe in the Rabbitohs (Round 20), and the Wests Tigers (Round 21) with a host of former Panthers.
A grand final rematch rounds out the regular season at CommBank Stadium, as the Panthers and Storm (Round 24) face off in Indigenous Round.
Closer to the action
At CommBank Stadium, there is no such thing as a “bad seat”.
The stadium is designed to bring the crowd into the heart of the action, whether up in the stands or down on the sideline. Grandstands are positioned and angled so each seat is as physically close to the field of play as possible, and each fan has a prime view.
This is set to bring Panthers members and fans closer to their team than ever before in 2025.
Panthers supporters have the chance to be a part of history in 2025.
As Ivan Cleary’s team enters uncharted territory, chasing a fifth consecutive premiership playing out of a new home, Panthers members and fans have a bigger role to play than ever before.
History is on the horizon, and CommBank Stadium is home to a new chapter of the Panthers story.
