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Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk

The multifunctionality of our facility is confirmed by the offer prepared for everyone. Spend time on Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk!

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Mecz Polska – Bośnia i Hercegowina w ramach Ligi Narodów UEFA Kobiet

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Gdańsk Maraton 2025

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Attractions at the stadium

fun arena

fun arena

The Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk offers a variety of attractions, both indoor and outdoor, centered around the Fun Arena recreational and sports center. The facility features a mix of paid and complimentary activities, highlighting its versatile use.

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guided tours

guided tours

Explore Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk from the inside! Guided tours of the stadium allow entry to places not accessible during regular matches. The tour includes access to the players' locker room, VIP lounge, and the opportunity to walk around the edges of the pitch. The tour begins at the stadium office, and it takes about an hour.

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rental

rental

The stadium is not only an arena for hosting matches but also proves to be an excellent venue for concerts with up to 40,000 spectators. Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk has also various spaces that can accommodate events for up to 1,000 people. The unique atmosphere of the Amber Stadium will ensure that spectators remember the event for a long time.

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About the stadium

The stadium was constructed for the UEFA EURO 2012, which Poland co-organized together with Ukraine. The facility, which was completed in three years, has become one of the most recognizable arenas of championships and meets the highest standards related to the organization of matches. The appearance of the stadium refers to Gdańsk and its traditions.

19 July 2011 – The stadium officially opened its doors to the public.

14 August 2011 – The first match in the history of the stadium, took place as part of the 3rd round of the T-Mobile Ekstraklasa between Lechia Gdańsk and Cracovia Kraków, the match ended 1:1, witnessed by 34,000 fans.

September 6, 2011 – The stadium hosted its first international match, ending in a 2:2 draw between the Polish National Team and the German National Team.

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