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About Luzhniki Park

Welcome to Luzhniki Park, the heart of a historic Moscow complex that has hosted world-class sports and major concerts. Here you’ll find practical details to help you plan your visit, from seating layouts and parking to transit options and where to stay and dine nearby. We’ve got you covered with insider tips and trusted partner recommendations to make your experience smooth and enjoyable.

Note: The Luzhniki Palace of Sports has been demolished as part of redevelopment plans for a larger recreation and entertainment park. The Big Sports Arena (Luzhniki Stadium) remains the centerpiece, seating tens of thousands for pivotal events like the 2018 FIFA World Cup. If you’re attending a show or match, secure your seats early and check event updates for any changes. For more convenience, explore nearby hotels and dining options through our partner recommendations to streamline your trip.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Luzhniki Embankment 24, Moscow 119048 (Luzhniki complex).
  • Main venue: Big Sports Arena (Luzhniki Stadium) capacity 81,000; stands arranged in four sectors (North, West, East, South) with about 2,000 VIP seats and 102 skyboxes.
  • Former venue: Luzhniki Palace of Sports, capacity 11,500; reportedly demolished starting December 2023 as part of redevelopment.
  • Transit: Nearest Metro: Sportivnaya; MCC Luzhniki stop; MCC and metro connections accessible from the complex.
  • Parking: Paid entry to the territory; on-site parking with multiple lots (examples include P2, P2A, P2B, P6, P7, P9, P18, P22).
  • Nearby hotels: Radisson Collection Hotel and Ukraina Hotel are cited as nearby options for visitors.
  • Notable events: 2018 FIFA World Cup opening and final were held at the Big Sports Arena; the complex has hosted Olympics-era events (e.g., gymnastics and other sports in 1980) and major concerts over the years.
  • Renovation status: The Luzhniki area is targeted for a broader recreation/entertainment park redevelopment; the Palace of Sports has been demolished as part of that plan.