Anyang Stadium – Match Day Guide

One-line summary:

A stadium within a stadium featuring breathtaking views of local mountains and the city skyline.


📊 Stadium Outline

  • Club: FC Anyang
  • League: K League 1
  • Capacity: 17,143
  • Opened: 1986
  • Surface: Natural grass
  • Running Track: Yes
  • Roof Coverage: Almost none

📍 Location

  • City: Anyang
  • Area/District: Dongan-gu
  • Address: Gyeonggi-do, Anyang-si, Dongan-gu, Pyeongchon-daero

🚆 Getting There

By Train / Subway

  • Line: Seoul Subway Line 4
  • Stop: Beomgye Station
  • Exit: Main exit 4
  • Walking time: 40 minutes

By Bus

  • Local buses run from Anyang Station (Line 1), Beomgye Station (Line 4) and city centre
  • Stops located near the stadium complex (Sports Complex)

By Taxi

  • From Beomgye Station: ~10 minutes
  • Approx fare: 5,000–7,000 KRW

🎟️ Tickets

  • Price Range: Starting at 15,000 KRW
  • Where to Buy: At the stadium / online (Ticketlink Korea)
  • Do games sell out?: Rarely

🪑 Where to Sit

  • Best overall section: West Stand (original structure in pink above)
  • Vocal home fans: Temporary South Stand (always sells out)
  • Covered seating: Media only
  • Away fans section: North-East corner (original structure in blue above)
  • Avoid: Away end (track creates distance from pitch)

🏟️ Nearby Stadium


🍔 Food & Drink

Inside Stadium

  • Food trucks behind the temporary South Stand
  • Chicken, beer, skewers

Outside Stadium

  • Convenience stores within walking distance
  • Some local restaurants in surrounding area

Alcohol

  • Allowed in seats

🧢 Extras

  • Club Shop: Limited / occasional merchandise stands
  • Toilets: Basic
  • Family-friendly?: Yes

🎥 Matchday Experience


⚡ Quick Verdict

  • 👍 Temporary stands reduce running track impact
  • 👍 Plenty of character
  • 👎 Temporary stands cramped and uncomfortable

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