Great facilities! Easy to get into and easy to get out of. Bathrooms seemed plenty (especially the…read moreladies restrooms) although toilet paper was not in several stalls. I like how the sections are partitioned off. I am not sure if there is a bad spot in the stadium. Fun music, lively, and lots of spirit from the patrons. Metro and busses are easy to locate and of course a bit more packed after and before a match but nothing too wild. Worth going to for a match and I look forward to taking a tour soon!

The stadium is easy to get to from the city center (you can take the metro directly to the…read morestadium). We watched a match here. I was surprised security was lax enough they didn't care what sized bags you brought into the stadium. Security also closed off sections so you couldn't walk around more than 2 sections from where you were seated, and I was disappointed that I wouldn't be able to tour the entire stadium. They also surprisingly have very limited food and drink options. Most of the options are just pre-packaged chips. Nothing hot or freshly made. After the match, most fans either bought food from the few food trucks outside the stadium or the mall food court adjacent to the stadium (even though there's a number of options at the food court, most fans preferred McDonald's or Burger King). Since they close off the sections during the match, you can't access the main gift shop. There's only very small portable shops set up in each section with limited selection. However, there are some vendors outside the stadium with their own merch.

A bit dated as stadiums go but it does the job it was made to do. I would guess it holds 3-4000…read morepeople maximum, i could be wrong. The changing rooms are old but functional. I would guess it was the height of design in the 60's/70's when it was probably built. Parking is limited, it is located in a quiet part of the town and I can't imagine that it gets to busy.