Stadium Stars 2025:
PGE Narodowy | Warsaw, Poland

Operated by PL.2012+, PGE Narodowy has a concert capacity of 80,000

By IQ | 12 August 2025

Located in the heart of Poland’s capital city, PGE Narodowy Stadium stands out from similar venues typically found on the outskirts of major cities. Its central location means it is easily accessible for local and international attendees, with great transport links in and out of the city.

Its permanent concrete floor is a highlight for organisers, as no pitch covering or removal is required, simplifying the load-in/out process. Four entrance tunnels further streamline the process, with the retractable roof…

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