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Welcome to the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium page, your go-to source for secure, straightforward ticketing and up-to-date venue details. Located in North Sound, Saint George, Antigua and Barbuda, this multi-use stadium is a cornerstone for cricket, football, and big events. The venue seats up to 10,000 permanently, with flexible temporary seating that has boosted capacity to around 20,000 for major matches such as the 2007 Cricket World Cup. We’ve got you covered with seating information, parking, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you plan a smooth visit.
Whether you’re catching a cricket blockbuster, a regional football match, or a large concert, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium remains a reliable, no-fuss destination. We provide easy access to tickets, clear venue details, and trusted partner recommendations for convenient stays and meals. Remember: date specifics, seating, and availability can change—check the event listing for the latest information and secure your seats through us, your friendly connection in the ticket business.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location: North Sound, Saint George, Antigua and Barbuda.
- Address: Sir Sydney Walling Highway (Factory Road), North Sound.
- Venue type: Multi-use stadium primarily for cricket, also used for football and other events.
- Capacity: 10,000 permanent; up to 20,000 with temporary seating (notable during the 2007 Cricket World Cup).
- Seating chart: two permanent stands (North Stand and South Stand) with additional temporary seating as needed.
- Parking: On-site parking facilities available for visitors.
- Transit: Public buses and taxis operate from East Bush Station to the stadium; nearby bus routes include 33, 56, and 31.
- Nearby hotels: Examples include Hodges Bay Resort & Spa, Blue Waters Resort & Spa, Sandals Grande Antigua (hotels listed as nearby options).
- Notable events hosted: 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup matches (Super 8s), 2018 ICC Women's World Twenty20, 2024 ICC Men's T20 World Cup.
- Renaming/ends: In 2015 the North and South ends were renamed (Sir Curtly Ambrose End and Sir Andy Roberts End).
- Opened: Built in 2006 and opened in February 2007; cost about US$60 million (funded largely by a Chinese government grant).
- Current status: Still active; not demolished.