Gotemburgo, Suecia, Estadio

Ullevi

Scandinavia's biggest concert stadium, built for the 1958 World Cup

Ullevi in central Gothenburg is the largest stadium in Scandinavia and the place where the biggest concerts in the Nordic countries happen. Its wave-shaped roof hung from tall masts was very modern when it opened in 1958.

Capacidad: 43,000
Inauguración: 1958
Arquitecto: Fritz Jaenecke and Sten Samuelson
Casa de: Sweden national team, big concerts and athletics

Cómo llegar

Skånegatan, 411 40 Göteborg

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Salidas

Tram to Ullevi Norra or Ullevi SödraSeveral tram lines stop right next to the stadium, from the city centre in a few minutes.
Walk from CentralstationenAbout 10 to 15 minutes on foot from the main train station.
Tram to SvingelnAnother stop about 5 minutes away, useful when the stadium stops are full.

Después del show

The trams next to the stadium are very busy after concerts. Walk 15 minutes to the city centre or Centralstationen instead.

Bolsos y acceso

Bags larger than A4 are not allowed at concerts. There's paid bag storage near the stadium.

Batería externa
Small power banks are usually allowed. Charge it before you go, mobile data gets slow with a full crowd.
Paraguas
Umbrellas aren't allowed inside. Bring a rain poncho instead.
Pagar dentro
Sweden is almost cashless. Bring a card or phone wallet, cash is rarely accepted.

El día del evento

Cuándo abren las puertas

For concerts the gates usually open 2 to 3 hours before the show. The queue for the pitch forms much earlier, so come early if you want to stand near the stage.

Dónde comer antes

Avenyn
Gothenburg's main boulevard, 15 minutes' walk, with restaurants for every budget.
Stora Saluhallen
Indoor food market at Kungstorget with Swedish snacks and seafood.
Nordstan
Big shopping centre by Centralstationen with a food court and supermarkets.

Plano de asientos

Capacidad: About 43,000 for football and up to 75,000 for concerts with a standing pitch

Toca una grada o la pista para ver cómo es

Campo / escenario

Pitch / floor

Grada a grada

1
Lower tier
Low stands around the running track, close to a concert floor.
2
Upper tier
Under the curved roof, with a full view of the stage or pitch.

Consejos sobre asientos

For concerts the pitch is a standing area. Get there early if you want to be near the stage.
The long sides under the roof are the best seats for both concerts and football.
There's a running track around the pitch, so the lower rows are further from the action than in a football-only stadium.

Dónde sentarse

Mejor para un concierto
Long side facing the stage, upper tier
Under the roof with a full view of the stage and screens, and dry if it rains.
Mejor para fútbol
Long sides near halfway
The best side-on view, though the running track puts you a little further from the pitch.
Económico
Ends behind the goal
The cheapest seats, with a wide view of the whole show.
A la sombra
West side
For evening concerts the sun sets behind the west stand, so it's in the shade first.

Toca un año o deja que la historia avance

Historia

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1958

Ullevi opens and hosts World Cup games

Leer la historia completa

Gothenburg built Ullevi for the 1958 World Cup, which Sweden hosted. Architects Fritz Jaenecke and Sten Samuelson gave it a roof hung from masts, so no pillars block the view.

In 1985 Bruce Springsteen played two nights here, and fans jumped so hard that the ground under the pitch sank. Since then Ullevi has hosted most of the biggest tours in Scandinavia.

It hosted the Euro 1992 final, when Denmark beat Germany, the 1995 World Athletics Championships and the 2004 UEFA Cup final. The local club IFK Göteborg plays its league games at the smaller Gamla Ullevi next door.

Noches legendarias

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1958

Pelé's World Cup

A 17-year-old Pelé played for Brazil in Gothenburg in the 1958 World Cup, which Brazil went on to win in Stockholm.

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1985

The ground sank

So many fans jumped to Bruce Springsteen that the clay under the pitch moved, and the stadium had to be repaired.

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1992

Danish fairy tale

Denmark only got in because Yugoslavia was banned, and then won the Euro final 2-0 against Germany.

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1995

18.29 metres

Jonathan Edwards jumped 18.29 m in the triple jump, a world record that still stands.

Preguntas de los fans

How do I get to Ullevi?

Take a tram to Ullevi Norra or Ullevi Södra, or walk about 15 minutes from Centralstationen.

Is Ullevi covered?

The stands are covered by the roof, but the pitch is open. Bring a rain jacket for a standing ticket.

Where does IFK Göteborg play?

At Gamla Ullevi, the smaller football stadium right next door.

When do the gates open for concerts?

Usually 2 to 3 hours before the show. Check your ticket for the exact time.

¿Sabías que...?

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Ullevi's roof hangs from tall masts, so every seat has a clear view.

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