from £137.82
Gothenburg • Sweden •
Capacity 43,000
Ullevi Stadium
Ullevigatan, 411 40 Göteborg, Sweden, Gothenburg Open in Google Maps
Ullevi Stadium, Gothenburg, hosts 4 upcoming events between 2 Jul 2027 and 10 Jul 2027, with tickets from £102.38. Upper tier from £129.84, Floor from £174.78, Lower tier from £225.72. Capacity is 43,000.
Tickets from £102.38
On sale now 4 upcoming events
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Upcoming shows and schedule
Across July 2027, Ullevi Stadium hosts 4 upcoming events. Featured headliner is Swedish House Mafia. Tickets currently start from £102.38.
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Upcoming events at Ullevi Stadium
from £102.38
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(as of 16 Sept)
from £137.82
from £102.38
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How much are tickets at Ullevi Stadium?
The lowest price each part of the house has been listed at across 4 upcoming dates. Seats are sold by individual block, so a specific date may differ.
| Where you sit | Tickets from | Dates listed |
|---|---|---|
| Upper tier | £129.84 | 4 |
| Floor | £174.78 | 4 |
| Lower tier | £225.72 | 4 |
| Standing | £386.30 | 4 |
What time do doors open at Ullevi Stadium?
Door opening times usually vary depending on the specific event, but generally occur 1-2 hours before the advertised start time for concerts.
Most upcoming dates start at 19:00 (4 of 4 listed dates); each event page carries its own start time.
Door times vary by event — check your ticket or the venue's own website on the day.
About Ullevi Stadium: Layout, History & Architecture
Ullevi Stadium, opened in 1958, is a prominent example of post-war functionalist stadium architecture, characterized by its substantial concrete construction and open-air design. Primarily built for the 1958 FIFA World Cup, the space was subsequently redeveloped for the 1995 World Athletics Championships. The venue typically accommodates around 43,000 spectators for sporting events, expanding its capacity to up to 75,000 for major concerts.
The layout comprises a vast central pitch, which serves as a flat standing area for concert audiences, encircled by two tiers of concrete seating. While the upper tiers offer expansive overview sightlines of the entire performance area, the sheer scale of the hall means that distant seating can significantly reduce intimacy with the stage. The acoustics, as is typical for large open-air stadiums, are heavily dependent on sophisticated, powerful PA reinforcement systems. Sound dispersion is a natural characteristic of such an expansive, uncovered environment, with some reflections from the concrete stands, rather than providing a controlled acoustic chamber.
The Live Experience & Current Schedule
Entering Ullevi Stadium for a major event involves navigating multiple designated gates, primarily situated along Jörgen Kocksgata to the south and Skånegatan to the west. Concourse areas typically feature temporary concession points rather than dedicated foyer bars, managing the flow of substantial crowds. For concerts, the standing pit on the field level offers direct stage proximity, though density can be high. The tiered seating provides a clear, albeit often distant, perspective on the performance. The sheer size of the crowd can generate an immense energy, yet the open layout means the atmosphere is more sprawling than intimate. With 4 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £102.38. The next confirmed event on the calendar is Swedish House Mafia on 2nd July 2027.
How do I get to Ullevi Stadium, Gothenburg?
Ullevi Stadium is at Ullevigatan, 411 40 Göteborg, Sweden, Gothenburg. Open in Google Maps
By train and tube
For concert-goers travelling by train to Ullevi Stadium, the nearest major station is Gothenburg Central Station (Göteborgs Centralstation). This bustling hub is located approximately 3 kilometres (about 1.8 miles) from the stadium, a journey typically taking around 30-40 minutes on foot, or a much shorter time via public transport. The station is a major nexus for SJ (Swedish Railways) and various regional lines, connecting Gothenburg to virtually all major Swedish cities, including Stockholm, Malmö, and Uppsala, as well as international routes. Trains from major UK cities like London would typically involve a ferry or flight connection to a European city followed by a train journey, making direct train travel impractical. However, within Sweden, train journeys are frequent and efficient. Gothenburg Central Station offers comprehensive facilities, including ticket offices, waiting areas, and accessibility services, ensuring a smooth start to your visit.
By car and parking
Navigating to Ullevi Stadium by car is straightforward, with clear signage directing visitors from major motorways. If approaching from the south or west, you'll typically follow signs for E6/E20, then transition onto local routes towards the city centre and stadium. For sat-nav users, the stadium complex is well-signarded, but using the postcode 412 54 Gothenburg will direct you to the general vicinity. Parking directly at Ullevi can be limited, especially on event days, so exploring nearby options is advisable. There are several multi-storey car parks within a 10-15 minute walk, such as Nordstan or Park Avenyn. Estimated parking costs can vary but generally range from 20-40 SEK per hour. While dedicated park-and-ride facilities aren't commonly advertised for Ullevi specifically, utilizing the outer tram or bus lines into the city centre and then transferring to routes serving the stadium is a practical alternative. Accessibility parking is usually available closer to the venue entrances but requires pre-booking or a valid disabled badge.
Accessibility
Ullevi Stadium is committed to providing an accessible experience for all its visitors. The venue offers excellent wheelchair accessibility, with designated ramps and lifts providing access to various levels and seating areas. Accessible toilet facilities are strategically located throughout the stadium to ensure convenience. For those with hearing impairments, induction loop systems are typically available for many events, though it's advisable to check specific event details or inquire upon arrival. Assistance dogs and service animals are welcome at Ullevi Stadium, with designated areas for them to use. Accessible parking spaces are available in close proximity to the stadium entrances, though these are often limited and may require advance booking or a valid disabled permit. Venue staff are trained to provide assistance to visitors with disabilities, and ushers are readily available to help navigate the venue and ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience.