Swansea City FC Ground & Tickets
Ground: Swansea.com Stadium Stadium
Capacity: 21,088
Location: Landore, Swansea
Country: United Kingdom
The Ground
Swansea.com Stadium, located in the Landore area of Swansea, South Wales, has been the home of Swansea City Football Club since 2005. Replacing the club’s former ground, Vetch Field, which served as their home for over 90 years, the stadium marked a new era for the Swans and football in the city.
Officially opened in July 2005, the stadium was built on the site of a former industrial area as part of a wider urban regeneration project. Designed to modern standards, the move provided Swansea City with significantly improved capacity, facilities, and commercial opportunities. The venue was originally named the Liberty Stadium before being rebranded as the Swansea.com Stadium in 2021 under a sponsorship deal.
Today, the stadium is owned by the City and County of Swansea Council and operated by Swansea City AFC. With a current seating capacity of approximately 21,088, it ranks among the largest stadiums in Wales, regularly hosting both club football and international fixtures, including Wales national team games and rugby events. The South Stand, behind one of the goals, is home to the most vocal supporters, creating a lively atmosphere on matchdays.
Official Tickets
Purchase securely via the official Swansea City ticket portal. Tickets are sent straight to your email or can be accessed on the Swans App, with no booking fees.
In person.Visit the Ticket Office at the Swansea.com Stadium. Matchdays: open from 9 am until half‑time – subject to availability
Fanshop
Swansea City Club Shop (Stadium Superstore)
Swansea.com Stadium, Landore, Swansea SA1 2FA
How to get to the Stadium
By train
Train to Swansea Station, which is well connected via Great Western Railway and Transport for Wales services. From there, it’s approximately a 25–30 minute walk to the Swansea.com Stadium. Alternatively, taxis are available outside the station, with the journey to the stadium taking around 10 minutes.
By Car
From the M4 motorway, take Junction 45 and follow signs for Swansea (A4067). Stay on the A4067 southbound, then follow stadium signage for the Landore area. The stadium is located off Brunel Way. Parking Options: Park & Ride at Felindre (signposted from Junction 46) – official matchday shuttle bus to the stadium. Nearby paid parking at Landore Park & Walk, typically a 10–15 minute walk to the ground.
Airport / International Train/Travel
Cardiff Airport (CWL)
Eurostar: London St Pancras International
From St Pancras, take the London Underground to Paddington Station. From Paddington, board a direct Great Western Railway train to Swansea (approx. 3 hours). From Swansea Station, it's a 25–30 minute walk or a short taxi ride to the stadium.
Drive via Eurotunnel. Drive to Calais by Eurotunnel or ferry. Continue along the A16 → A1 → M20 → M25 → M4 westbound. Exit at Junction 45 of the M4 for Swansea. Total journey time from Calais is approximately 6–6.5 hours, excluding crossing.
From the airport, take a train or bus to Cardiff Central, then transfer to a direct train to Swansea (approx. 55 minutes). From Swansea Station, walk or take a short taxi ride to the stadium.
Around the Stadium
The Railway Inn Llangyfelach Road) – Only 5 minutes from the stadium. A traditional, no-nonsense local pub with affordable drinks, a pool table, and a friendly pre-match crowd. Very popular with home fans before kickoff.
The Coopers Arms (Neath Road) – 6–7 minutes on foot One of the closest pubs to the stadium. A classic Swans-supporting local with reasonably priced drinks and a strong matchday atmosphere.
The Rhosyn Du (High Street area) – 10–12 minutes walk. This centrally located pub caters to both home and visiting fans. Known for its live sports coverage and casual, welcoming environment.
The Kings Arms (Llangyfelach Road) – 15 minutes walk. A traditional, spacious pub serving a variety of beers and ciders. Often used by families or neutral fans heading to the stadium. Outdoor seating available.
Walkabout Swansea (Wind Street) – 15–20 minutes walk. A lively Aussie-themed sports bar popular with away supporters. Offers large screens, hearty food, and an upbeat, sociable atmosphere pre- and post-match.
No Sign Bar (Wind Street) – 20 minutes walk. A well-known city-centre pub with a historic interior and strong local following. Ideal for a pre- or post-match pint in more traditional surroundings.
The Bank Statement (Wind Street) – 15–18 minutes walk. A spacious Wetherspoons pub located in Swansea’s main nightlife area. Affordable food and drink, with big screens showing sports fixtures.
Copper Bar (Castle Street) – 15–20 minutes walk. – A stylish, contemporary bar offering cocktails, craft beer, and food. Popular with younger supporters or groups looking for a more relaxed vibe.
The Griffin (Wind Street) – 15–20 minutes walk. A lively, central pub that attracts both locals and visitors. Sports on TV, a wide drinks selection, and a sociable pre-match crowd.
The Potters Wheel (Kingsway) – 15–20 minutes walk. Another Wetherspoons option with affordable prices and a relaxed atmosphere. Handy for grabbing a bite or drink before heading to the stadium.
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