Ellis Park Stadium

The most historic Stadium in South Africa, but it is in need of a proper makeover! Also scores need signage so we know who's winning and speakers all need to be changed. It hasn't changed since our first World cup win in 1995!

I love this stadium. Wish they could do a bit more regarding safe parking though.

I love going there, especially when Rugby teams are playing. The atmosphere is calm and chilled.

Iconic stadium in a dodgy part of town. Good police presence on match day. Sound System for music and commentary is non existent and boomy so you can hardly hear anything. That said, it's a really experience going to a major game with a sold out stadium. Staff are generally friendly and infrastructure seems to be in working order. Parking and access is still a problem.

I enjoyed every moment between the Lions and Sharks on Saturday 27 July. Was easy to access the stadium. Stadium in good,clean manor, with security guards to assist. Atmosphere was really great.

The only thing I'm unhappy about is that during half-time, the upper level didn't have enough water pressure to flush toilets and to provide water in the taps. Other than that, everyone is helpful, friendly, and the stadium was clean.

The stadium is in the heart of the Johannesburg CBD, so crime is a big problem in the area. There are not enough parkings around the stadium, so a bus, taxi, Gautrain or Uber is a better idea. The stadium seems to be well maintained but it's not very clean. On the plus side: When the stadium is full there is an amazing atmosphere. The Jozi folks know how to have a good time.

A must if you love sports, especially rugby. Unfortunately, I was not able to get inside since there were no games at the time,e, and I missed the opening tour hours. Just be aware the area isn't the safest, though; keep a low profile and respect everyone, and be a good tourist.