Emirates Airline Park

Great stadium. We went to the game of the springboks. The atmosphere is thrilling. Also enough places to get drinks. And of course a beautiful history with Springboks became World Champions in 1995.

Huge and fairly well-maintained. There’s some enough parking outside and in the vicinity to the stadium. But what makes the it even better is the crowd!

Good trip to see the Sharks Vs Lions in the Currie Cup. Stadium was quite empty but stadium emcee was good at keeping the atmosphere up. Player meet and greet on the pitch after the match was available to everyone and was a cool experience.

From the moment we walked out to the stands, that proper Joburg rugby buzz kicked in—steep seating, red everywhere, and a crowd that feels practically on the pitch with you. We found our block easily and let the noise build around us: warm-ups, songs rolling from one corner to the next, flags everywhere, strangers high-fiving like old mates. Views were excellent—you feel every tackle and hold your breath for every kick. Staff were upbeat, getting around was straightforward, and the queues moved better than we expected. After the final whistle we lingered, voices a bit rough and grins stuck in place. Loud, proud, and exactly the kind of night that keeps you coming back.

First impressions last? Though clearly a dated stadium, and not in the nice part of town, I think this stadium is world class in its operations. From very respectable queue times for drinks, too bathrooms on every corner that is kept clean, and also not crowded neither, the stadium ia built to cater to tens of thousands of people and it does so very effectively. I think a full stadium of 60+ thousand might change this a little bit, especially queue times for drinks at half times though. Tourists PLEASE be weary of pickpockets and scammers. Nothing to be afraid of if you are vigilant and don't get drawn into small talk by strangers who are clearly not fans or employed there.

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!

Easy access to the stadium. Plenty security, bathrooms clean.. my very favourite stadium..

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.