Diego Armando Maradona Stadium

Il Napoli ha battuto la Roma per 1-0 in una partita di Serie A. Il gol è stato segnato da Romelu Lukaku. The stadium is one of the older ones, you can see it. It is quite rusty. It's good to have time to spare, there are big queues to get in. Accessibility to the stadium from the centre is perfectly fine by train/metro. It's worse after the game, which is understandable. You'll probably have to wait a while. There are plenty of stands outside the stadium (booths for souvenirs, food, drinks). Great atmosphere. Incredible experience and the best football game I have been to. Fanatical fans and very enjoyable. Looks a bit dated from the outside, but the inside is amazing and modern with a lot of fans and looks like familys. Изображението показва интериора на стадион "Диего Армандо Марадона" (Stadio Diego Armando Maradona) в Неапол, Италия, по време на мач.

It's a shame that you can't see the stadium except for the match, I think there are many tourists who would like to see it. Make a football museum and allow visits to the stadium and Naples will have another attraction. Think about it SSC Napoli!

Amazing stadium, amazing fans! Napoli - Como 0:0 Napoli - Frankfurt 0:0 Unfortunately, I didn’t see a single goal in these two matches but the atmosphere was fantastic! Just as you would expect from Napoli fans!

Fantastic stadium for a game. High energy. Get there 2 hours early as the lines to get in are mayhem. Jumping the line in a national sport in Italy. Also seat allocations are often taken by opportunistic fans and Stewart’s don’t do much to help . All in all a great experience with passionate fans

Okay, so getting into the Napoli-Empoli game on April 14 was a bit of a chaotic start! Being tourists and first-timers at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, we ended up in the wrong queue – we didn't realize just how truly massive this stadium is, and our actual entrance was a good five-minute walk on the opposite side. And as tourists, we had to remember our passports, which they definitely check at the door. We were actually quite surprised at how slowly they were letting people in; there were still tons of fans stuck outside waiting while the game was already underway, which was a bit frustrating. We ended up missing the first chunk of the match, listening to the distant roar of the 50,898 fans from outside – talk about frustrating, but it definitely built the anticipation! Finally stepping inside that legendary stadium, though, wow. The energy from the Napoli supporters was absolutely electric. And seeing them win that solid 3-0 in person? Totally worth the queue mishaps. The atmosphere was something you just can't get from watching on TV.

Amazing atmosphere! Make sure you get there with plenty of time to spare and grab a beer from one of the bars outside. And head in with plenty of time as well because the queues can be very slow moving! Oh and be prepared for a €15/20 cab fare per person on the way home to wherever the ‘taxi’ decides to drop you….

Great stadium with a lot of history! Attended a Coppa Italia game here in December 2023. Didn't disappoint even with the low attendance and stars coming off the bench. The energy and atmosphere were truly special as a sports fan who has primarily attended professional sporting events in the USA! Allowing away fans to enter the second tier after 5 minutes igniting flares on their way in added to the entertainment level and reminded me of a wrestler entering a WWE match! Tickets for the lower level at midfield were only 25 Euros and could be purchased online prior to the game and uploaded to my phone. A great stadium for a football spectacle!

The atmosphere is insane, the fans are extremely dedicated and it saddens me they have a rundown and old stadium. This stadium was built in 1959 and there was renovations made to it for the 1990 world cup but sadly it's just not a stadium worthy in the 21st century. The Italian champions Napoli need to demolish and rebuild this stadium. Especially since the stadium changed its name to Diego Maradona stadium to honor him.