The stadium is owned and operated by the Port Authority of Thailand, reflecting its historical roots within the Klong Toei port area.
The club, Port FC, is widely considered to have one of the most fervent and vocal fanbases in Thai football.
The stadium's nickname, 'Leo Stadium' in past sponsorships, often causes confusion with other venues, but it remains known locally as the Port Stadium.
The architectural design forces spectators into close proximity with the playing surface, creating a high-pressure environment for visiting teams.
PAT Stadium, officially known as PAT Stadium (Port Authority of Thailand Stadium), is the home ground of Thai League 1 football club Port FC. Located in the Khlong Toei district, the venue is known for its intimate atmosphere and proximity between the stands and the pitch. The stadium has a capacity of approximately 8,000 spectators. It serves as a central hub for the local community's football culture. The venue features a rectangular pitch surrounded by covered and open-air seating areas. Renovations and upgrades have been implemented periodically to meet Thai League competition standards. It is one of the few stadiums in Bangkok situated deep within a residential and industrial port area rather than a traditional sports complex.
From the top of the main grandstand overlooking the pitch toward the scoreboard.
Wear club colors (usually orange or blue) to blend in with the home supporters.
Arrive early during match days to experience the pre-game atmosphere in the surrounding food stalls.
Bring a portable fan or hydration, as the stadium can become very humid during evening matches.
Do not attempt to park a private vehicle near the stadium on match days, as space is extremely limited and heavily congested.
Closed to the public outside of scheduled match days or organized club events; limited operations during the league off-season.
Avoid wearing opposing team jerseys in the home supporter zones to prevent conflict.
