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Cape Town Stadium- Travel Tips What to See, How to Plan & Tours: Modern Urban; South Africa; 5 Reviews

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Suggested Duration: 3 hours

DHL Stadium, located in Cape Town, South Africa, is a stunning example of modern engineering and cultural significance, originally built for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Nestled against the scenic backdrop of Signal Hill and the Atlantic Ocean, the stadium has become a vital community landmark, easily accessible from the city center and the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. Initially known as Cape Town Stadium, its design reflects both global standards and the unique local aesthetic, enhancing the surrounding Green Point Common area for community interaction. Hosting a variety of events, from rugby matches featuring the DHL Stormers to major soccer games and concerts, the stadium showcases its versatility and commitment to sustainability. Its successful public-private partnership model ensures long-term viability while promoting urban development, with nearby Greenpoint Park and the Fanwalk enhancing the area's vibrancy.

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Reviews of DHL Stadium

Heinrich “HIGHnRICH” van Heerden

5
Reviewed: 2024-07-24

This is one of my favorite places to visit in Cape Town. I mainly go to watch the Stormers play, and Cape Town City FC. It’s always easy to get food and drinks. The shuttle services to and from the stadium works like a dream. I never have a bad experience when I’m visiting the stadium.
Jameelah Liedeman

5
Reviewed: 2024-07-09

The facility was well secured and ablutions were neat and tidy. Since you may not take any food or drinks into the stadium since there are kiosks selling alcohol, hot and cold beverages as well as food. Very pricey so it's best to have a good meal before going
Ciaan Smidt

5
Reviewed: 2024-06-08

Lovely stadium, great views on the game. Take a small seat cushion if you want a soft seat😜. There are many food stalls to choose from but very very expensive. Also alcohol available. Cash or card is accepted.
Fiona Koopman

4
Reviewed: 2024-04-22

We enjoyed the outing. Even though the Stormers lost. Place is neat and tidy, even the bathrooms. The vendors was friendly and helpful. Just very pricey and you can't take your own food or drinks in. Atmosphere was great. Thank you DHL for the freebies.
Sue Grove

5
Reviewed: 2024-03-24

The match between the Stormers and Edinburgh earlier this evening was very enjoyable. There was lots of action by both teams, but the majority were happy their team won. The homecrowd did lots of cheering and kept the 'gees' going. The stadium is a perfect venue for a large crowd to have good views of the game and to feel part of the action. The race of dinosaurs at half time was fun. It is easy and quick to vacate the stadium, and I was pleased to see so many people taking their litter to the bins provided. The security is always in place. The traffic department did a good job of keeping the routes flowing. I am looking forward to the next opportunity to watch the next game.