Principality Stadium

"Such an iconic stadium, right in the middle of Cardiff City. Excellent atmosphere, and completely filled to capacity of almost 75,000 the day we were there - Ireland v Wales for the first round of the 2023 6 Nations Rugby. The roof was closed, which made it an almost surreal experience - such a big place, but felt like a much smaller venue - view was perfect, which I expect everyone in the stadium would say. Easy to get into & out of stadium, with plenty of access to food & drink locations."

"One of the best stadiums in the UK. Entry into the venue was quick and easy, even with thorough security checks. The only issue I had on the date of my visit was that the concessions stands around block U17-U22 had all run out of food within an hour or two of opening. The event ran from 1500-2200. I would recommend a visit here, especially during a Welsh Rugby game as the atmosphere is hard to match. The national anthem is definitely worth witnessing in person."

"Had a brilliant time at the Speedway. All the staff were really helpful and lovely to deal with. Water fountains inside - no bottles allowed in, had to leave plastic bottles at security, but was asked to take my refillable bottle in, but had to empty. Card payment at the bar."

"Great stadium for a gig! It's so big it's easy to move around without getting squished. The staff were all very friendly and the place seemed pretty clean. Would love to go on a rugby match day, I've heard the atmosphere is immense!"

"PRINCIPALITY STADIUM TOUR COMES HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! So, I couldn’t catch a game because Rugby season is over, but on my latest trip to Cardiff – I ended up doing the tour at the Principality Stadium (aka the Millennium Stadium). It definitely comes recommended. The guy we got (Hugh) was very interesting and very well spoken for a Welshman (educated at Rugby School). It was really interesting from start to finish, and you got to see all the parts of the stadium you could possibly want. From the very highest seats, to pitch-side. To the changing rooms, tunnel and royal box. There’s lots of interesting memorabilia around too! If you wear an England shirt like I did – you get a bit of light-hearted ribbing but it’s all good fun. Overall, for £16.50 – it’s definitely worth the money, as it lasts about 90 minutes. Would love to catch the next Six Nations match here, probably against England."