List of Stadiums in Wales By Capacity

The following is a list of stadiums in Wales, ordered by capacity. The list only includes stadiums and grounds that have been built and remain in use, with a capacity of at least 1,000.

Rank Stadium Maximum capacity Location Sport(s) hosted
1 Millennium Stadium 74,500 Cardiff Football, rugby union, rugby league, motor racing, boxing
2 Cardiff City Stadium 26,828 Cardiff Football, rugby union
3 Liberty Stadium 20,532 Swansea Football, rugby union
4 SWALEC Stadium 15,643 Cardiff Cricket
5 Racecourse Ground 15,500 Wrexham Football, rugby league, rugby union
6 Parc y Scarlets 14,870 Llanelli Rugby union, football
7 Cardiff Arms Park 12,500 Cardiff Rugby union
8 Brewery Field 12,000 Bridgend Rugby union, football
9 Rodney Parade 11,676 Newport Rugby union, football
10 Cwmbran Stadium 10,500 Cwmbran Athletics, Football
11 Penydarren Park 10,000 Merthyr Tydfil Football
12 Pontypool Park 8,800 Pontypool Rugby union
12 Eugene Cross Park 8,000 Ebbw Vale Football, rugby union, cricket
13 Sardis Road 7,861 Pontypridd Rugby union
14 The Deva Stadium 6,000 Chester Football
14 Jenner Park 6,000 Barry Football
14 Victoria Road 6,000 Port Talbot Football
14 The Gnoll 6,000 Neath Football, rugby union, cricket
14 Eirias Park 6,000 Colwyn Bay Rugby Union
17 Park Avenue 5,500 Aberystwyth Football
18 Latham Park 5,000 Newtown Football
19 Cardiff International Sports Stadium 4,953 Cardiff Athletics Football
20 Newport Stadium 4,700 Newport Football, Athletics
21 St. Helen's Rugby and Cricket Ground 4,500 Swansea Cricket, rugby union
21 Colwyn Bay Cricket Club Ground 4,500 Rhos-on-Sea Cricket
21 Station Road 4,500 Cardiff Football
24 Marston Stadium 4,200 Aberavon Football
25 Glenhafod Park Stadium 4,000 Goytre Football
25 Royal Welsh Showground 4,000 Builth Wells Show Jumping
27 Belle Vue 3,800 Rhyl Football
28 Stebonheath Park 3,700 Llanelli Football
29 Recreation Ground 3,500 Caersws Football
29 Nantporth 3,500 Bangor Football
30 Talbot Athletic Ground 3,000 Port Talbot Rugby union
30 Maes y Dre Recreation Ground 3,000 Welshpool Football
30 Richmond Park 3,000 Carmarthen Football
30 The Oval 3,000 Caernarfon Football
34 Cardiff Bay Ice Arena 2,500 Cardiff Ice hockey
34 Llanelian Road 2,500 Colwyn Bay Football
36 Recreation Ground 2,000 Llansantffraid-ym-Mechain Football
36 Bridge Meadow Stadium 2,000 Haverfordwest Football
36 Y Traeth 2,000 Porthmadog Football
36 Plaskynaston Lane 2,000 Cefn Mawr Football
36 The Showground, Bryn y Castell 2,000 Knighton Football
42 Border Park 1,000 Knighton Rugby Union
42 Queensway Stadium 1,000 Wrexham Athletics, Football

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