Ikon Park, traditionally known as Princes Park, is the headquarters of the Carlton Football Club and was the last suburban ground to be used in the AFL until its final game in 2005. It now …

Princes Park (also known as Ikon Park under naming rights) is an Australian rules football ground located inside the Princes Park precinct in the inner Melbourne suburb of Carlton North. …

Ikon Park is an Australian rules football ground that has been home of the Carlton Football Club since 1897. An historic venue traditionally known as Princes Park, it was the last suburban …

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Declared a park in 1873 and covering an area of approximately 39 hectares, Princes Park stretches for 1.5 km along Royal Parade in Carlton North and forms part of one of the most …

Ikon Park (Princes Park - Carlton Recreation Ground) is a football ground located at Princes Park. Ikon Park is the traditional home of the Carlton Football Club.

Princes Park, officially known as Ikon Park, is the traditional home of the Carlton Football Club and was the last suburban ground to be used in the AFL. The record crowd was 62,986 during …

Ikon Park has had many name changes in recent years, earning it the sobriquet "the scarlet women of Royal Parade." It is, however, one of the oildest stadiums in the AFL competion.

Princes Park (officially Carlton Recreation Ground, currently known by its sponsored names Ikon Park) is an Australian rules football ground located at Princes Park in the inner Melbourne …

Princes Park, officially known as Ikon Park, is the traditional home of the Carlton Football Club and was the last suburban ground to be used in the AFL. The record crowd was 62,986 during …