Hrazdan Stadium Tickets

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About Hrazdan Stadium

Hrazdan Stadium is a storied, all-seater multi-use venue in Yerevan that has hosted national team matches, domestic finals, and major events since the late 20th century. With a current seating capacity of 54,208, the stadium offers a modern, comfortable experience while preserving its historic ambiance. Whether you’re catching a football match, a large concert, or a ceremonial event, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby accommodations and dining options.

Pro tip: arrive early to secure convenient parking, especially on event days. The closest public transit involves bus/minibus routes, and the nearest metro access requires about a 20-minute walk from Marshal Baghramyan station. We’ve highlighted reputable hotel and restaurant partners nearby to help you plan a seamless visit. For more insider tips and to secure your tickets, you can rely on our trusted connections at Gold Coast Tickets.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Capacity: 54,208 all-seater (post-2008 renovation; earlier capacity was about 70,000).
Address: 4/1 Hrazdani Kirch, Yerevan 0082, Armenia.
Venue type: Multi-use, all-seater stadium; historically home to Armenia national team (until 1999) and Ararat Yerevan.
Seating chart: Publicly published detailed seating chart is not readily available online; stadium operates as an all-seater venue.
Parking: On-site parking is available but tends to fill on event days; arrive early.
Transit: Nearest public transit commonly involves bus/minibus routes; closest metro access is about a 20-minute walk from Marshal Baghramyan station.
Nearby hotels: Within 1–2 km, options include Grace Forum Hotel, Holiday Inn Express Yerevan, Republica Hotel Yerevan, Paris Hotel Yerevan, among others.
Notable events hosted: Armenian Cup finals held there; Pan-Armenian Games opening ceremony (2003); Soviet-era matches (e.g., 1971 attendance record of 78,000); large concerts (e.g., Harout Pamboukjian in 1989).
Renamed/demolished: Not demolished or renamed; still known as Hrazdan Stadium.