Swedbank Stadion
Key facts
Club: Malmö FF | Opening: 2009 | Capacity: 24,000 (6,000 standing)
History and description
Plans for the Swedbank Stadion were approved late 2005, and building works started in April 2007. The stadium got built adjacent to Malmö’s old Malmö Stadion.
Works were completed in early 2009 and the Swedbank Stadion officially opened on the 13th of April with a league match between Malmö and Örgryte (3-0). The costs of construction had been SEK 695 million.
Getting there
Swedbank Stadion is located about 3 kilometres south of Malmö’s city centre and Malmö’s main railway station.
The stadium lies in a mainly residential area. It is bordered by a large park and surrounded by other sports facilities, among which Malmö’s old stadium which is still in use for athletics events.
If arriving by car from the E20/E6 motorway (south-west), take exit Malmö V (south of the city). Continue straight ahead toward the city following signs for Centrum and Malmö Arena. Go through about 6 roundabouts (for about 4 kilometres) until the crossing with the John Ericssons Väg and turn right. The Swedbank Stadion is located behind Malmö’s old stadium on the right side of the road.
If coming from the E20/E6 north, take exit Trafikplats Hindby and turn right towards the city (Centrum). Follow for about 4 kilometres until you see Malmö’s old stadium on your left.
By bus, take bus 3 from the main railway station in the direction of Malmö Värnhem. Get off at stop Malmö Stadion. The ride takes about 12 minutes.
Alternatively take bus 5 in the direction of Malmö Hyllie Station. Get off after 15 minutes at stop Malmö Lorensborg. From there it’s a 10-minute walk to the stadium. Both buses go multiple times per hour.
Address: Eric Perssons Väg 31, 217 62 Malmö
Tickets
Tickets for Malmö FF games can be purchased online via Ticnet, by phone via the Ticnet callcenter +47 (0) 77 170 70 70, or at the MFF shop at the stadium.
Tickets can also be bought at the ticket windows at the stadium on the day of the match. Malmö only sells out the occasional high-profile match.
Malmö FF has divided its home matches into two pricing categories. A standing place costs either SEK 140.00 or SEK 160.00. Seats for category 1 matches, the cheapest, range in price from SEK 195.00 to SEK 295.00. Seats for category 2 matches cost between SEK 245.00 and SEK 395.00. Prices may be further increased for the derby against Helsingsborgs IF.
Relevant Internet links
Mff.se – Official website of Malmö FF.
Malmötown.com – Official visitor site for Malmö.
Skanetrafiken.se – Public transport information for the wider Malmö area.
Reseplanerare.resrobot.se – Public transport journey planner.
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