The stadium is owned and operated by the Royal Thai Police Sports Association.
It was formerly known as the Police United Stadium before the club rebranding.
The venue capacity is approximately 3,500 spectators.
It is frequently used for training sessions by professional Thai football clubs beyond the home team.
The pitch underwent significant renovations to meet the standards required by the Thai League 1 licensing criteria.
Boonyachinda Stadium serves as the primary home ground for the Police Tero Football Club, a professional team competing in the Thai League. The facility is situated within the Police Sports Club complex in the Lak Si district of Bangkok. The stadium features a standard grass pitch surrounded by two primary grandstand seating areas. It is designed specifically to host professional association football matches and local sports events. The venue is notable for its proximity to the Vibhavadi Rangsit Road corridor, making it an accessible point for local league enthusiasts. The architecture is functional, prioritizing clear viewing angles for spectators during domestic league fixtures.
The center-field view from the upper row of the main grandstand.
Check the official Thai League schedule online, as the stadium is only active on match days.
Bring a hat or sunglasses, as the main grandstands offer limited shade during afternoon kick-offs.
Purchase tickets at the stadium gates early, as seating is unreserved in some sections.
Do not attempt to enter the facility on non-match days unless you have pre-arranged professional access.
Closed to the public except during scheduled professional football matches or pre-authorized training events.
Avoid wearing rival team colors if sitting in the home supporters' section.
