The Swansea.com stadium has an all-seated capacity of 20,532. The clubs main stand is off to the visiting supporters right in the west stand. There are no bad seats in this stadium and every section has a completely unobstructed view of the action. The more vocal fans sit in the east stand toward the north end.
Visiting supporters are situated in the north stand behind one of the goals where up to 3,500 fans can be accommodated. The leg room and views from this area are excellent and as you'd expect from a stadium as new as this, the facilities and refreshments are up to scratch. There are no away tickets available on the day of the game so please remember to purchase yours in advance.
Swansea.com Stadium seating plan:
For a detailed look into the best and worst places to sit at Swansea City's Swansea.com Stadium, check out their team page on 'Where To Sit?' which features plenty of information and photos submitted by fans with views from their seats - Best Places To Sit at the Swansea.com Stadium
The nearest pub is the Morfa Parc which is just opposite the South Stand. There are a lot of home supporters who go there for a pre match and post match pint. However there is very reasonably priced food there and being so close to the stadium it allows time for you to fit in an extra beer or two.
Opposite Morfa Parc is Frankie and Benny's which allows home and away fans in. Their meals are priced at between £12 and £15 per head, but it is worth the extra cost as the food is excellent. Opposite the stadium and over the dual carriageway there is Pizzeria Vestivio which is a lovely Italian restaurant offering stone oven cooked pizzas.
Street parking is available within a short walk if you arrive at the stadium early enough. The club also operate a park and ride service charging £5 per car including the bus trip. Do be aware of resident only sections if you choose to street park but this option does seem to be a favourite of some fans as it appears to be the quickest option for escaping afterwards.
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The nearest / closest train station to Swansea City's Swansea.com Stadium is Swansea Central. Swansea is well-served by both Arriva Trains Wales and First Great Western with hourly services running from London Paddington and Manchester Piccadilly.
To walk to the stadium, turn right out of Swansea Central and continue up the High Street past the Palace night club and the Church on your left. When you get to the crossroads turn right again onto Neath Road and continue on past Mamma's Pizza and the havod housing offices. You will eventually get to a roundabout and the stadium is just to the right.
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Visiting supporters are accommodated in the designated away section of the Swansea.com Stadium, with the exact allocation depending on the fixture.
Swansea railway station is the nearest mainline station, with an onward walk or local transport journey required to reach the stadium.
The stadium was previously known as the Liberty Stadium.
Yes, Swansea City share the Swansea.com Stadium with the Ospreys rugby union team.
Matchday parking is controlled and limited, so supporters should use authorised parking or official travel arrangements.
The stadium is north of Swansea city centre and requires an onward walk or local transport journey from the central railway station.
Yes, the stadium provides accessible seating and facilities for disabled supporters.
Swansea City moved from the Vetch Field to their current stadium in 2005.
Travel: As a season ticket holder living in Morriston, I travelled to the Swansea.com Stadium on the number 4 bus from Morriston Cross to Landore. The journey was quick, reliable and packed with fellow Swansea supporters. I have made the same trip countless times, so it felt like a familiar matchday routine. The short walk from the bus stop to the stadium was simple and well signposted.
Refreshments: I did not have any food before kick-off, but I stopped for a beer at The Landore Social Club near the stadium. It was busy with Swansea supporters discussing team news and the importance of finishing the season strongly. The atmosphere was relaxed and friendly, making it a good place to enjoy a pint before heading into the ground.
Impressions: Although I visit regularly, the Swansea.com Stadium still looks impressive as you approach from the surrounding roads. The exterior is modern and well maintained, while inside the stadium offers excellent views of the pitch. The seating areas feel comfortable and spacious, and the overall layout makes it easy to move around. It remains one of the better grounds in the division.
Atmosphere: The atmosphere was lively throughout as Swansea secured a 3-1 victory over Charlton on 2 May 2026. The home crowd responded well to the team’s positive performance, with plenty of singing after each goal. Charlton’s supporters contributed some noise of their own, but the home fans controlled the atmosphere for most of the afternoon and celebrated enthusiastically at full time.
Anything Else: Leaving the stadium was straightforward. The crowd dispersed efficiently and there was little congestion around the exits. I walked back to the nearby bus stop in Landore and quickly boarded the number 4 service towards Morriston Cross. The journey home was comfortable and stress free, helped by the positive mood among supporters after another home victory.
Enjoy: I thoroughly enjoyed the day. The team played well, the atmosphere was positive and the 3-1 win provided an excellent way to end the home campaign. The stadium remains comfortable and easy to access, while the familiar routine of meeting fellow supporters added to the experience. Overall, it was a very satisfying afternoon and another enjoyable visit to the Swansea.com Stadium.
Travel: Took two different routes. We took the mid Wales A road route on the way there, and the M4/5/6 on the way back. Both routes about the same time, but the mid Wales route much shorter, and definitely more interesting if you like driving on twisty turny roads in the middle of the wilderness with sheep and horses running loose on them! We were recommended parking at Landore Social Club just off Neath Road near the ground for £4, and it was spot on. Quick getting out and rejoining the traffic (though the only downside is that there is really only one route out of the city so the traffic gets quite busy after the game).
Refreshments: Another plus of parking at Landore Social Club, we could get a drink! Wasn't too packed, the drinks were ice cold (ideal on a hot day like this was!) and they did food as well! Is there any more welcoming situation at an away ground where we could be the only two traveling fans in a bar, watching the early game on telly, ice cold drinks in hand, and stuffing our faces with curry? The ground is also on a retail park so has the usual Harvester (which was absolutely heaving outside with it being such a nice day!), Frankie & Benny's, Pizza Hut, KFc and the like. Never tried the food in the ground being full of curry and all!
Impressions: Apart from not having enough toilets, one of the best designed new grounds I've been to, if not the best. The concourse is big and roomy with tellies showing the early game, the police and stewards are friendly and leave us to ourselves, there is a lift up to the walkway for disabled fans, and that walkway between the upper and lower tier is huge, so loads of room for wheelchairs without there being any crowding. The ground has a uniform design of upper and lower in each stand, with the big walkway in between, very well designed ground.
Atmosphere: The atmosphere from the Swansea fans was outstanding in the first half, as good as I've heard in the Premier League. They were pretty stunned once we took the lead though and quietened down while we understandably found our voices. Excellent in general though.
Anything Else: There is a statue of Swansea legend Ivor Allchurch outside the ground. That and a strange bust of Robbie James.
Enjoy: Friendly welcoming fans, great atmosphere, great facilities, good food. Away day perfection. It was a perfect day even before we won the game!
Ground Name: Swansea.com Stadium
Capacity: 20,532 (all seated)
Address: Morfa, Swansea, SA1 2FA
Main Tel No.: 01792 616 600
Team Nickname: The Swans or Jacks
Year Ground Opened: 2005
Site: www.swanseacity.net
