AEG Ogden

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AEG Ogden was an Australian company that manages sports venues and convention centres in Australia and Asia.^[1] It was a joint venture between Australian interests and AEG Facilities (affiliate of the Anschutz Entertainment Group) and Australian investors.

Venues[]

Arenas[]

• BCEC Great Hall
• Brisbane Entertainment Centre
• Cadillac Arena
• Cairns Arena
• Dubai Arena
• ICC Sydney Theatre
• Mercedes-Benz Arena
• Newcastle Entertainment Centre
• RAC Arena
• Qudos Bank Arena

Convention centres[]

• Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
• Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre (to open in 2020)^[2]
• Cairns Convention Centre
• Darwin Convention Centre
• International Convention Centre Sydney
• Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
• Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre
• Sydney Exhibition Centre @ Glebe Island

Stadiums[]

• Suncorp Stadium

Theatres[]

• KCC Plenary Hall
• Perth Concert Hall

References[]

External links[]

• Official website