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| Stand | Best For | Verdict |
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| Ringside VIP | The four blocks on the ring apron | PREMIUM |
| Inner Floor | Ringside feel without the ringside price | BEST PICK |
| East Stand | Long side; middle tier is the pick of the bowl | BEST PICK |
| West Stand | Long side; the fighters walk out here | BEST PICK |
| Outer Floor | On the floor, but flat — sightlines vary | GOOD VALUE |
| South Stand | End-on, further from the ring | GOOD VALUE |
| North Stand | Two tiers only — no distant top deck | GOOD VALUE |
73,931 for rugby and football. For boxing the floor is filled with ringside seating, and Anthony Joshua’s fights here in 2017 and 2018 drew 78,000 — a world record for an indoor boxing crowd.
Cardiff Central, about a five-minute walk. Direct GWR trains run from London Paddington, usually twice an hour, in just under two hours. Cardiff Queen Street is around 15 minutes’ walk away.
One small bag or standard handbag per person, no larger than 35cm x 40cm x 19cm, and every bag is searched. Large bags are refused and there is no bag storage at the stadium, so plan ahead if you are travelling with luggage.
Ringside and the inner floor blocks are the premium picks. In the bowl, the East and West Stands along the two long sides are closest to a central ring — the East Stand middle tier is widely rated the best seat in the ground.
No. There is no spectator parking at or near the stadium, and the surrounding city-centre roads close on event days. Use the train or Cardiff Council’s event Park & Ride; Blue Badge holders are directed to Sophia Gardens.