The stadium's facade design was inspired by amber, a material historically significant to the Gdańsk region.
The structure was built specifically for the 2012 UEFA European Football Championship, hosting four matches.
The roof features a unique, aerodynamic design that facilitates natural ventilation for the pitch.
The building's steel skeleton weighs approximately 8,000 tons.
The pitch dimensions are standard international size at 105 by 68 meters.
Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk is a multi-purpose stadium in the Letnica district designed to resemble an amber gemstone. It serves as the primary home ground for the Lechia Gdańsk football club. The facility was one of the host venues for the UEFA Euro 2012 tournament. Its exterior consists of 18,000 polycarbonate plates in various shades of amber, reflecting the Baltic coast's heritage. The stadium has a capacity of approximately 41,000 spectators for sports events. It also functions as a major venue for international concerts and large-scale entertainment events. The structure includes a roof that covers all seating areas to provide weather protection. Adjacent to the stadium is a recreational area with infrastructure for sports and outdoor activities.
From the elevated pedestrian walkways leading to the main entrance, which provide the best vantage point for the full amber-hued facade.
Check the stadium website for scheduled event restrictions before visiting, as security perimeters often limit access on match days.
Walk the exterior perimeter to see the unique amber-tinted polycarbonate facade panels from different lighting angles.
Bring wind-resistant clothing, as the open area around the stadium can be significantly breezier than the city center.
Attempting to visit the interior or stadium bowl without a pre-booked guided tour or a valid ticket for a specific event.
Access is restricted during match days and major private events; guided tours require advance booking through the official venue portal.
