PGE Narodowy Seating Plan

For football, central lower-tier seats a few rows up from the pitch on the halfway line give the best combination of proximity and view. For concerts with an end stage, central lower-tier seats facing the stage are best, while behind-the-goal seats have the strongest atmosphere for internationals.

The upper tier, particularly the side sections away from the halfway line, is generally the best-value general-admission seating, combining roof cover with a lower price than the lower tier.

Visiting supporters are allocated a segregated section, with its size and location set according to the fixture and competition rules.

Yes. The retractable PTFE-coated fibreglass roof unfolds from a nest on a central spire above the pitch, taking about 20 minutes to open or close. It can only be operated above 5°C and not in rain, so it is sometimes left in its current position for a match or concert.

Yes. There are 111 wheelchair spaces with companion seating on the lower promenade, reached by ramps at Gates 2 and 11 and lifts with Braille-marked buttons, plus 12 accessible toilets and a dedicated changing facility on the same level.

The stadium is a two-tier bowl: a lower tier close to the pitch, a ring of numbered business boxes and named VIP suites between the tiers, and a steep upper tier on top.

Yes. VIP boxes seating 8 to 100 people are available by the event or on a long-term lease, alongside named suites such as the Loża Platynowa and a separate Business Club space for entertaining guests.

Official concert capacity is over 80,000, with the stage typically at one end and the floor in standing or seated mode; the closing roof concentrates sound and protects production and crowd from the weather. For specific sections, aim for Lower tier centre, facing the stage — Central lower-tier seats give the closest full-height view of an end-stage show while still being covered by the roof.

Yes. PGE Narodowy's seating plan is split into numbered sections across its tiers (Business level (hospitality boxes) 101–141, 201–230), with individual seat numbers running within each section. Check the seating plan on this page or the official chart for exact seat numbers.

The best views at PGE Narodowy are from Lower tier centre, sector D, a few rows up — The halfway-line seats a few rows back combine proximity with enough height to read the whole pitch. The weakest are Upper tier extreme corners: The most distant and angled seats in the bowl, with a side-on view of play at the far end. For a seat-by-seat view, see the view-from-seat photos and the seating plan for PGE Narodowy.

PGE Narodowy has a capacity of about 58,580 seats, though the exact number in use varies by event configuration.

PGE Narodowy is made up of 4 main stands: Lower tier; Upper tier; Business level (hospitality boxes); VIP suites.

For the best view at PGE Narodowy, aim for Lower tier centre, sector D, a few rows up (The halfway-line seats a few rows back combine proximity with enough height to read the whole pitch.); Lower tier centre, facing the stage (Central lower-tier seats give the closest full-height view of an end-stage show while still being covered by the roof.). The view is most restricted from Upper tier extreme corners (The most distant and angled seats in the bowl, with a side-on view of play at the far end.).

Car parks near PGE Narodowy include Parking Stadion ORLEN Narodowy, Błonie narodowy, Merv Parking, Parking and more. The closest is Parking Stadion ORLEN Narodowy, about 343 m from the venue. On event days public transport is usually quicker than driving, so check the transport options too.