Netanya Stadium Stadium

Address: Netanya Stadium, Netanya, Central District, Israel

Hours: Event-dependent

Admission: Ticketed for matches and events; pricing varies by event and seating

Netanya Stadium is a municipal football stadium in the coastal city of Netanya in Israel, used primarily for association football. It was built to replace an earlier local ground and serves as the venue for the city’s professional clubs.

The venue accommodates roughly 13,600 spectators and features covered stands on multiple sides, a grass playing surface, and facilities for players and media suitable for Israeli Premier League matches. Matchdays draw local fans and provide standard stadium amenities including concessions and seated viewing in all main stands.

Constructed to modernize Netanya’s football facilities, the stadium opened in the early 2010s and has since hosted domestic league and cup fixtures and occasional international qualifying matches. It replaced an older municipal stadium that previously served the city.

The stadium sits within the city of Netanya on Israel’s Mediterranean coast, approximately 30 kilometers north of Tel Aviv and within the urban area of Netanya.

• Primary use: Home stadium for local professional football clubs and used for domestic league and cup matches.
• Capacity: Seating capacity is approximately 13,600 spectators, suitable for top-flight domestic fixtures and smaller international matches.

By car: follow local highway routes into Netanya; parking near the stadium is event-dependent. Public transport: Netanya central bus station serves city buses to the stadium area; check Israel Railways and Egged bus connections for event days.

• Check club or event websites for seat maps and ticket windows; arrive early for security and better access to concession areas.
• Combine a match with a walk along the beachfront promenade - Netanya's atmosphere livens up on match days.
• Public transport options are limited on late events; plan taxi or rideshare for the return trip.