Orlando Stadium in Soweto
ANPerryman | Sign in front of Orlando Stadium in Soweto, outside of Johannesburg, South Africa

Orlando Stadium

Since 1959, Orlando Stadium has been an iconic landmark in the heart of Soweto.
  • Things to do
Amy Fraser
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Time Out says

Orlando Stadium is a renowned multi-purpose venue in Soweto, serving as the home of the Orlando Pirates Football Club and a premier location for major entertainment events.

From the electrifying chants of passionate supporters to the historic echoes of Nelson Mandela’s speeches, the stadium has been woven into the fabric of Johannesburg’s identity since its opening in 1959.

What to expect during your visit:

Orlando Stadium can accommodate up to 40,000 spectators and offers various facilities, including:

  • 120 hospitality suites
  • Two VIP suites
  • One VVIP suite
  • Conference rooms
  • Gymnasium
  • A 200-seater auditorium

Getting there:

The stadium is conveniently accessible via public transport, including Metrorail trains and Rea Vaya buses, as well as major road networks, making it easy for visitors to reach this iconic landmark.

Details

Address
Orlando Stadium, Martha Louw St &, Mooki St, Orlando
Soweto
Johannesburg
1804

What’s on

Orlando Pirates vs Magesi FC

All eyes are on Soweto as Orlando Pirates gear up to take on defending champions Magesi FC in the Carling Knockout Quarter-Final at Orlando Stadium on Tuesday, 28 October. The clash comes at a tough time for the Buccaneers, who’ll be fresh off their CAF Champions League second preliminary round tie just a week earlier, but if there’s one thing Pirates fans know, it’s that pressure brings out their best. Magesi, meanwhile, won’t make it easy. As last year’s champions, they’re arriving confident and ready to defend their title. Kick-off is at 7 pm, with tickets available for R60.  
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