The stadium honors Untung Suropati, a legendary figure who was born in Bali and rose to become a powerful warlord in East Java.
The venue is frequently used for Pasuruan's regional football league matches.
Its location in the Bugulkidul area makes it one of the largest public sporting infrastructure sites within the city limits.
The stadium is periodically utilized for municipal government ceremonies and public health awareness campaigns.
Untung Suropati Stadium is a multi-purpose sports facility located in the Panggungrejo district of Pasuruan, East Java. It serves as the primary municipal venue for local football matches, athletics, and regional sporting tournaments. The stadium features a standard grass pitch surrounded by a running track and spectator grandstands. It is a central hub for community sporting events and local physical education activities. The facility is named after Untung Suropati, a prominent 17th-century Indonesian national hero known for his resistance against the Dutch East India Company. The site is actively used for hosting both professional and amateur athletic competitions within the Pasuruan Regency. Facilities include basic changing rooms and equipment storage for resident teams. The stadium grounds are frequently used by local residents for morning and evening exercise sessions.
The main stadium entrance gate featuring the venue signage and the view of the grandstand from the running track.
Bring your own hydration, as food and beverage stalls are not always operational during non-event days.
Visit during the early morning if you intend to join local joggers on the track.
Check local Pasuruan news outlets for event schedules if you plan to visit during a tournament.
Avoid visiting during significant football match days if you are not attending the event, as the area can become highly congested.
Modest athletic wear is recommended; maintain respectful conduct near local training sessions.
