Stadion Letzigrund

It’s such a huge stadium. I went there for a concert. It was very well organized. There were enough clean toilets but you had to walk towards them only on specific locations. They added mobile toilets just in case. The food isn’t what I would like to eat. Basically I decided to have a meal before the whole event and I think I made a good decision. There is a place for u to hold your valuable objects or even big bags as they are not allowed inside. But it’s behind the stadium. For us, getting there was quite easy with the special tram. But, to go back to the station; it was a huge mess and sometimes it’s better if u start a bit earlier, otherwise you’ll be in the traffic. The view is amazing on the chairs.

Nice stadium. You can walk around the back of the seats for a perfect view of the pitch. For football strongly recommend you buy seats as far back as possible as there is a running track. Behind goal, while with fans not a good view

Went to see Imagine Dragons here and it was absolutely awesome! The sound quality was great, the atmosphere felt surprisingly cozy for a stadium, and everything was well organized. I’ll definitely come back for more concerts in the future!

Much better experience when your teams wins 4-0 rather than losing 2-1. Stadium is lovely and open, with a decent size concourse running around. Running track is a little annoying but still feels intimate. Found the view from row 15 quite good, slightly better than row 8. Good amount of food stands and toilets. Not a good place for the Dutch.

This was a surprisingly good stadium. Way nicer than I was expecting, and pretty modern too. I loved the brushed bronze colour scheme throughout, as it gave it a rustic feel. It's a shame the stadium was barely over half full, but the FC Zurich fans made a lot of noise, even when they were losing, and created a fantastic atmosphere! The stadium is easy to access by public transport, as there are several tram stops and train stations nearby, as well as shops and restaurants within easy walking distance. I would visit again, and I reckon the experience would be even better if the stadium is at full capacity!

I had an absolutely amazing time on the Imagine Dragons concert. Even though there were around 50k people, I felt safe and not claustrophobic at all. The orga was super well done the service people were nice, helpful and kind.

Small and cosy, but for football its horrible to sit on the short side. Since the stadium is a mix of fotball and track and field. But easy to get out and in. No parking available during EM2025. Toilets are good. Straßenbahn directly outside the stadium.

Stadium is good, lots of food options, lots of washrooms! The track around the pitch, well that is not great and makes you feel far far from the action.

It's a super giant stadium to hold plenty of fans, but on a cold day, avoid the front of the stands. From the outside it doesn't look so big, 'cause into the ground the builders did dig! The bathrooms were large, and more or less clean too- handwashing water was ICE, but what ya gonna do? They had little food huts serving sausages and fries, and brought warm punch to the stands, what a surprise! For 30CHF, we saw a fun soccer game (but until the last minutes, it was kinda lame). The "hooligans" sit in the opposite corners of the field, and there are plenty of police to keep it from 'getting real.' It was a neat experience, probably more fun when it's hot. And a final warning: it's packed on transport to/from this spot!

My first time here was for the Madonna concert yesterday. It's actually quite a nice venue with easy access via public transportation. I think they put extra trams in service just for the concert. Multiple lines to get in that moved fairly quickly, refreshments for sale all along the side and also on the main floor, and porta-potties on the main floor, too! They laid some kind of mat thing on the ground, so we weren't actually trampling on the grass. Going home after the concert was a bit of a mess, as thousands of people were lined up at the Letzigrund tram stop. But we just walked a few blocks to the next bus stop, so going home was still manageable.

A big hulking rust bowl of a place, but somehow endearing in its own way. Dug into the ground so not visible from far away. Was here for a Young Boys vs Grasshoppers match hungover from Street Parade. Food options are standard and I'd recommend buying from the stand by the NE entrance if possible. Seating depends on your tickets with chain link fences separating the family section, supporters of each club so things don't get too messy. Although I was screamed at by a young boy who wished to throw the trash from my wiener on the field, otherwise was left alone for the most part.