Bankwest Stadium officially opened its doors to the public for the first time on Sunday

The Western Sydney Wanderers new home ground features the steepest stands in the country

The state-of-the-art stadium proudly claims ‘it will bring fans closer to the action than ever before in Australia’

The Wanderers will play their first match at the stadium on July 20 against Leeds United

The new 'Wanderland' has a capacity of 30,000

The last Hyundai A-League match played at the old Parramatta Stadium was a 5-4 semi-final win for the Wanderers over Brisbane Roar in 2016

Step inside: deep inside the stadium's bowels

A look at the new changing rooms

Spas make up just one part of the stadium's modern facilities

The view from the concourse, where fans of the Red and Black will converge on gameday

Picture perfect: this place will be rocking when Leeds arrive in July

Wanderers midfielder Jordan O'Doherty out on the Bankwest surface

A return to Wanderland is not too far away!

Bankwest Stadium officially opened its doors to the public for the first time on Sunday

The Western Sydney Wanderers new home ground features the steepest stands in the country

The state-of-the-art stadium proudly claims ‘it will bring fans closer to the action than ever before in Australia’

The Wanderers will play their first match at the stadium on July 20 against Leeds United

The new 'Wanderland' has a capacity of 30,000

The last Hyundai A-League match played at the old Parramatta Stadium was a 5-4 semi-final win for the Wanderers over Brisbane Roar in 2016

Step inside: deep inside the stadium's bowels

A look at the new changing rooms

Spas make up just one part of the stadium's modern facilities

The view from the concourse, where fans of the Red and Black will converge on gameday

Picture perfect: this place will be rocking when Leeds arrive in July

Wanderers midfielder Jordan O'Doherty out on the Bankwest surface

A return to Wanderland is not too far away!

Gallery: A look inside the Wanderers’ new home ground Bankwest Stadium

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Fans of Western Sydney Wanderers got the chance to see the club’s new home ground – Bankwest Stadium – up close and personal with the venue opening its doors for the first time on Sunday.

The 30,000-seat arena was officially opened by the Premier of New South Wales, Gladys Berejiklian, with a community open day allowing fans to get a look inside.

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The state-of-the-art stadium proudly claims ‘it will bring fans closer to the action more than ever before in Australia’ and features the steepest grandstands in the country.

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The Wanderers will play their first match there on July 20 in a high-profile friendly against English club Leeds United.

Take a look inside Bankwest Stadium in our gallery above.

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This article was originally published on the Hyundai A-League website.