Eden Park Opens NZ$10 Million Coca-Cola Field Club
The completed West Stand conversion brings field-level hospitality to general admission ticketholders and adds a new space for private events.
Eden Park has opened the Coca-Cola Field Club, completing a NZ$10 million conversion of a former back-of-house area beneath the Lower West Stand into a field-level hospitality space.
The club opens toward the playing field and combines a central bar, lounge seating, communal tables and entertainment. It is available to general admission ticketholders, with access arrangements varying by event. Guests can gather before and after events, while DJs will perform at selected fixtures. The space was scheduled to welcome fans for the New Zealand–India T20 cricket match on October 30.
“Making this space available to general admission ticketholders gives more fans the opportunity to experience Eden Park, and the event, in a completely different way.” — Nick Sautner, Chief Executive, Eden Park
Coca-Cola holds naming rights through its Icon Partnership with the stadium. The completed club also expands Eden Park’s conference and private-event inventory. The venue said its available non-event dates before Christmas are fully booked and reported strong demand for 2027.
The conversion took nine weeks, compared with the original 24-week program. Eden Park said approximately 70% of existing materials, including concrete and glass, were reused.
The opening follows earlier reports of the full West Stand redevelopment plans:
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