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About Luzhniki Stadium

Luzhniki Stadium, part of the Luzhniki Olympic Complex, is Russia’s national multi-use stadium. With a capacity of 81,000 after renovations completed in 2013–2017, it hosts world-class sports, concerts, and major international events. The stadium’s seating is organized into four sectors—North, West, East, and South—across two tiers, ensuring sightlines and atmosphere for every event. The venue sits at Luzhniki Embankment 24, Moscow, 119270, and is renowned for historic moments like the 1980 Olympic Games and the 2018 World Cup opening and final. We’ve got you with easy ticket access, dependable information, and practical tips for visiting.

Getting to Luzhniki Stadium is straightforward. On-site paid parking is available for guests, and the nearest Metro station is Sportivnaya, with the Moscow Central Circle (Luzhniki) stop also serving the complex. For those combining travel with a stay, nearby hotels and recommended dining options can enhance your visit. We’ve highlighted trusted hotel partners and dining spots in the Luzhniki area to help you plan a convenient, enjoyable trip. When you’re ready to buy, you can secure your seats quickly with our simple, no-fuss process. If you’d like, tell us your event date or performer, and we’ll tailor options for you.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 81,000 after the 2013–2017 renovation.
  • Address: Luzhniki Embankment 24, Moscow 119270, Russia.
  • Venue type: National stadium of Russia, part of the Luzhniki Olympic Complex; multi-use.
  • Seating chart: stands divided into four sectors (North, West, East, South) across two tiers.
  • Parking: on-site paid parking available.
  • Transit: nearest Metro is Sportivnaya; Moscow Central Circle (Luzhniki) stop also serves the complex.
  • Nearby hotels: multiple options in the Luzhniki area (see listings near Luzhniki Stadium).
  • Notable events hosted: 1980 Summer Olympics; 1999 UEFA Cup Final; 2008 UEFA Champions League Final; 2018 FIFA World Cup opening match and final.
  • Renaming/demolition: originally Central Lenin Stadium; renamed Luzhniki Stadium in 1992; not demolished as part of current operations.