Ullevaal stadion

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Ullevål Stadium from air Full name Ullevaal Stadion Location Sognsveien 75 59°56′56.4″N 10°44′3.6″E / 59.949000°N 10.734333°E / 59.949000; 10.734333 Owner Operator Ullevaal Stadion Idrett AS 28,000 Recordattendance 35,495 Field size 105m ×68m (115yd ×74yd) Surface Natural grass Construction Broke ground 1925 Opened 26 September 1926 Renovated 1938, 1967, 1985, 1991, 1998, 2013 Tenants Ullevaal Stadion ( Norwegian pronunciation: The stadium opened on 26 September 1926 as the home ground for Lyn and several other local teams. The first international match was played in 1927, and NFF started gradually purchasing part of the stadium company. The peak attendance dates from 1935, when 35,495 people saw Norway play In conjunction with the stadium is the head office of many sports federations, a History [ ] Construction and early years [ ] The Football Association bought Aker's share of the stadium during the 1930s, and in 1945 also part of Lyn's share. From 1948, the Cup Final was held at Ullevaal, and has been held there since. Other activities held during the first decades included boxing, and a revival meeting hosted by Two-tier upgrades [ ] In the early 1980s, the owner company presented plans for an upgraded stadium, which would have capacity for 40,000 spectators, of which 25,000 would be seated and 15,000 would stand. In 1984, a new pitch was installed. Plans for a new two-tier stand to the north and east were presented next. The plans had called for 24,500 sitting places ...

Great place to eat and watch a fotball game. Went here as a large group. The tickets are costly, but you get free scarf (well well..), free 3 course dinner, and free beer and wine. You also get to sit in very comfortable chairs while watching a fotball match. very much recommended as you pay much for food, tickets and drinks anyways! The stadium is ok, seats are not very comfortable. Surround sound is good. There is no where to go once you enter your section. There's one food stand with a very limited menu and a beer stand. You can't drink at your seats, only in the little area where the Bathrooms are. Bathrooms are clean and seats are covered. Close to transportation and shopping near by. It's a small, functional stadium. It's a good place to watch a soccer match or see a concert - anything else (like hockey) isn't really worth watching here. All the seating is covered, which is a big plus in Norway. Once you are in the stadium there isn't really much to do - no where to walk around or things to see. There are a few food stands. But all in all its good stadium for what it is and what its meant to be - a soccer stadium. We went to watch a World Cup qualifier here. Getting to the stadium via the Metro was really quick and easy. The stadium itself is totally enclosed. It offers good views from everywhere and there was a good atmosphere on the night even thought the locals did not have much to cheer about. This is not an ultra modern stadium as I would imagine that it was bui...