List of the largest stadiums in Austria

Ernst Happel Stadium

The list of the largest stadiums in Austria names all Austrian stadiums that can hold more than 5,000 people. This also includes ski jumping stadiums and indoor arenas that focus on sporting events. The second list names historical stadiums in Austria, but these do not necessarily have to be completely demolished in the meantime, but can still be used in a significantly changed condition.

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Explanation:

• Place: states the ranking position that the stadium occupies in the list after seating and standing.
• Seats: states the number of (seats) seats in the stadium.
• Name: gives the name of the stadium. Possible historical names of the stadium are given in brackets.
• City: Name the city in which the stadium is located.
• Country: The state in which the stadium is located.
• Opening: states the year in which the stadium was opened.
• Career: Called whether the stadium, a track for athletics competitions has (yes) or not (No) .
• Usage: Names the team that mainly uses the stadium.
• Record: Calls the highest number of spectators in the history of the stadium.
• Year: The year in which the record was set.

space	Places	Name (historical name)	city	country	Eröff- voltage	running track	use	record	year
01	50,865	Ernst Happel Stadium (Prater Stadium)	Vienna	Vienna	1931	Yes	National team FK Austria Wien (temporary) SK Rapid Wien (temporary)	91,000	1960
02	030,188	Red Bull Arena (EM Stadium Wals-Siezenheim)	Wals-Siezenheim	Salzburg	2003	No	FC Red Bull Salzburg FC Liefering	29,800	2008
03	030,000	Wörthersee Stadium	Klagenfurt	Carinthia	2008	No	SK Austria Klagenfurt	32,000	2008
04th	028,345	Allianz Stadium (Weststadion)	Vienna	Vienna	2016	No	SK Rapid Vienna	28,345	2016
05	26,000	Bergisel Stadium (until 2001: 40,000)	innsbruck	Tyrol	1964	No	Ski jumping	71,000	1964
06th	25,000	Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze	Bischofshofen	Salzburg	1941	No	Ski jumping	-	-
07th	25,000	Toni Seelos Olympic Hill	Seefeld	Tyrol	1931	No	Ski jumping	-	-
08th	20,104	Linz Stadium (Stadium on the Gugl)	Linz	Upper Austria	1952	Yes	FC Blau-Weiß Linz	32,000	1974
09	17,656	Generali Arena	Vienna	Vienna	1925	No	FK Austria Vienna	-	-
10	016,364	Mercury Arena	Graz	Styria	1997	No	SK Sturm Graz GAK	016,364	2016
11	016.008	Tivoli Stadium	innsbruck	Tyrol	2000	No	FC Wacker Innsbruck Swarco Raiders Tirol	30,000	2008
12	15,700	Poplar Stadium	Mattersburg	Burgenland	1952	No	SV Mattersburg	18,600	2003
13	12,188	Wiener Stadthalle square	Vienna	Vienna	1957	No	ice Hockey	-	-
14th	12,000	BSFZ-Arena (federal stadium Südstadt)	Maria Enzersdorf	Lower Austria	1967	No	FC Admira Wacker Mödling	-	-
14th	12,000	Franz Fekete Stadium	Kapfenberg	Styria	1950	Yes	Kapfenberger SV	-	-
14th	12,000	ImmoAgentur-Stadion (casino stadium, Bodenseestadion)	Bregenz	Vorarlberg	1951	Yes	SC Black and White Bregenz	-	-
14th	12,000	Brunnentalschanze	Stams	Tyrol	1988	No	Ski jumping	-	-
14th	12,000	Birkenwiese Stadium	Dornbirn	Vorarlberg	1935	Yes	FC Dornbirn 1913	-	-
19th	11,000	Reichshof Stadium	Lustenau	Vorarlberg	1953	Yes	SC Austria Lustenau FC Lustenau 07	-	-
20th	10,500	Gruabn (Sturmplatz)	Graz	Styria	1919	No	Grazer SC tram SK Sturm Graz amateurs	-	-
21st	10,000	Sepp Doll Stadium (Krems Stadium )	Krems	Lower Austria	1923	No	Kremser SC	10,000	1956
21st	10,000	Forward stadium	Steyr	Upper Austria	-	No	SK Forward Steyr	-	-
21st	10,000	Villach Alpine Arena	Villach	Carinthia	1937	No	Ski jumping	-	-
24	08,700	Wiener Sportclub Platz	Vienna	Vienna	1904	No	Viennese sports club	-	-
25th	08,500	Cashpoint Arena (Schnabelholz)	Altach	Vorarlberg	1990	No	SCR Altach	09,100	2006
26th	08,000	NV arena	St. Polten	Lower Austria	2012	No	SKN St. Pölten SKN St. Pölten (women)	08,000	2014
26th	08,000	Voithplatz	St. Polten	Lower Austria	-	No	SKN St. Pölten Juniors	-	-
28	07,800	Olympic Hall Innsbruck	innsbruck	Tyrol	-	No	HC Innsbruck	-	-
29	07,700	Lavanttal Arena	Wolfsberg	Carinthia	2003	Yes	Wolfsberger AC	-	-
30th	07,500	Grenzland Stadium	Braunau	Upper Austria	-	Yes	SV Braunau	-	-
31	007,300	Don't worry arena	reed	Upper Austria	2003	No	SV Ried Young Viking Ried	07,600	2003
32	07,200	Hohe Warte stadium	Vienna	Vienna	-	No	First Vienna FC Vienna Vikings	80,000	he1920s
33	07,036	Wiener Neustädter Stadium	Wiener Neustadt	Lower Austria	1955	No	SC Wiener Neustadt	-	2003
34	07,022	Albert Schultz ice rink	Vienna	Vienna	1995	No	Vienna Capitals Wiener Eislöwen-Verein EHV Sabers Wien Vienna Flyers	-	-
35	06,700	Traun Stadium	Traun	Upper Austria	1980	Yes	ASKÖ Steelsharks Traun	-	-
36	06,500	Rudolf Tonn Stadium	Schwechat	Lower Austria	1979	Yes	SV Schwechat	08,500	2003
36	06,500	Goldeck Stadium	Spittal an der Drau	Carinthia	-	No	SV Spittal / Drau	-	-
38	0ref6.009	Forest stadium	Pasching	Upper Austria	-	No	LASK FC Juniors Upper Austria	-	-
39	06,000	Donawitz Stadium	Leoben	Styria	-	No	DSV Leoben	-	-
40	05,500	Alpenstadion	Wattens	Tyrol	-	No	WSG Wattens	-	-
40	05,500	Ferry Dusika indoor stadium	Vienna	Vienna	-	Yes	Cycling and gymnastics	-	1976
42	05,200	Vorarlberghalle	Feldkirch	Vorarlberg	-	No	VEU Feldkirch	-	-
43	05,150	Klagenfurt City Hall	Klagenfurt	Carinthia	-	No	EC KAC	-	-
44	05,000	Kufstein Arena (Grenzlandstadion)	Kufstein	Tyrol	1925	Yes	FC Kufstein	-	-
44	05,000	City Hall Salzburg	Salzburg	Salzburg	-	No		-	-
44	05,000	Athletics Stadium Ried (sports center)	reed	Upper Austria	1971	Yes	LAG Ried popular sport SV Ried youngsters	12,000	1994
44	05,000	Stadium Vor der Au	Schwanenstadt	Upper Austria	-	No	SC Schwanenstadt	-	-
44	05,000	Simmeringer Had	Vienna	Vienna	1920	No	1. Simmeringer SC	-	-

Historic stadiums

Hohe Warte in today's condition, the natural arena is still easy to see

Explanation:

• Place: states the ranking position that the stadium occupies in the list after seating and standing.
• Seats: states the number of seats in the stadium.
• Name: gives the name of the stadium.
• City: Name the city in which the stadium is located.
• Opening: states the year in which the stadium was opened.
• Usage: Names the team that mainly uses the stadium.
• Comment: Provides various facts about the stadium.

space	Places	Surname	city	Eröff- voltage	use	comment
01	91,000	Prater Stadium	Vienna	1931	National team	After modernization to 51,428 places; Today Ernst Happel Stadium
02	85,000	Hohe Warte stadium	Vienna	1921	National team, First Vienna FC 1894	Still in operation, but the natural arena is closed today
03	28,500	Hakoah Stadium	Vienna	1922	SC Hakoah Vienna	Confiscated in 1938, handed over to SA Standard 90 and subsequently completely destroyed
04th	25,000	Ober St. Veiter Stadium	Vienna	1914	FK Austria Vienna	-
05	22,000	Parish meadow	Vienna	1911	SK Rapid Vienna	Demolished in 1981
06th	20,000	Himmelhof ski jump	Vienna	1948	Ski jumping	Burned down in 1980
07th	18,456	Gerhard Hanappi Stadium (West Stadium )	Vienna	1977	SK Rapid Vienna	Demolished in 2014, it was replaced by a new building, the Allianz Stadium Vienna.
08th	18,000	Lehen stadium	Salzburg	1971	SV Austria Salzburg	Replaced by Red Bull Arena , demolished in 2006
09	17,000	Tivoli	innsbruck	1953	FC Wacker Innsbruck	Replaced by Tivoli-Neu , now demolished
10	11,259	Wörthersee Stadium	Klagenfurt	1960	SK Austria Klagenfurt	Replaced by the Wörthersee Arena
11	10,000	Lindenstadion	Eisenstadt	1953	SC Eisenstadt	Closed due to dilapidation
12	09,000	GAK Platz Körösistraße	Graz - Geidorf	1902	Graz AK	Sold in 2005, demolished and replaced by a residential complex

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Worldstadiums
2. ↑ Stadium world
3. ↑ Red Bull Arena
4. ↑ Wörthersee Stadium
5. ↑ West Stadium
6. ↑ ^{a b} Merkur Arena
7. ^ Tivoli Stadium
8. ↑ Don't worry arena
9. ↑ TGW Arena