Wanderers Stadium is one of the popular cricket stadiums in South Africa. This ground is primarily used for hosting cricket games at the International and Domestic levels. Musical concerts, social events, cultural programs, political events, etc, are organised at this ground occasionally. The current capacity of the ground is 34000 and a proper seating chart helps in finding the seats. Wanderers Stadium seating plan with seat numbers and rows published on the website to help locate seats. The DP World Wanderers Stadium is the current name of the stadium, as per the naming agreement.
Wanderers Stadium is situated in Johannesburg and it is the biggest cricket stadium in South Africa. The Wanderers Stadium was established in 1956, and it has been hosting cricket matches since its establishment. The first international game at this ground was played in test format between South Africa and England. The first one day international match at this ground was played between India and South Africa in 1992. ICC approves this ground to host international cricket games of all three recognised formats. The first T20 International game at Wanderers Cricket Stadium was played in 2005 between New Zealand and South Africa. This ground hosts cricket games at regular and domestic levels.
It is the home ground of the South Africa National Cricket Team and it is used to host selected games of the team. The Lions cricket team and Joburg Super Kings also use Wanderers Stadium as their home ground. Home matches of these teams are organised at this ground during the tournament. Wanderers Stadium is owned and managed by Cricket South Africa.
Wanderers Stadium Seating Plan
It is the biggest cricket stadium in South Africa in terms of seating capacity and can accommodate 34000 visitors during cricket games. The seats of the stadium are spread across multiple levels and stands to accommodate their guests.
The location of all the stands, along with their seating capacity, is mentioned on the map to eliminate any confusion. The location of the pitch, open stand, grass area, unreserved stand, grass embankment, etc display on the seating layout. The Memorial Stand, Western Pavilion, Unity Stand, Centenary Pavilion, and Taverners Pavilion are some of the key areas of the ground, which are marked on the map.
Visitors can see the location of all the entry gates along with the location of the ticket booking office, admin office, amenities, and other important information. Premium seating option, box seating, VIP areas, lounge, etc are also included in the seating layout.
Wanderers Stadium is the home ground of the Lions cricket team, and the team’s home games are played here during the tournament. We have published the Lions seating plan with stands and rows for easy identification of the seats. The location of the gallery, family grass area, all levels of the stadium, Balcony area, media centre, entry doors, accessible seating, and wheelchair-friendly areas are marked on the map.
DP World Wanderers Stadium is a regular venue to host high-voltage musical events and concerts due to its large seating capacity. The performance stage is typically set up on the field, along with temporary seating and standing areas. It can accommodate more visitors than its original seating capacity due to high demand and the addition of extra seats. We have published the Wanderers Stadium seating plan for concerts with stand names and rows to locate seats easily during high Voltage events.
Visitors planning to attend the stadium can print these maps and carry them inside to locate their seats. These maps are also useful to find the best view seats of the ground.
About Wanderers Stadium
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Stadium Name | The Wanderers Stadium |
| Construction Started | 1956 |
| Opened | 1956 |
| Other Names | Bullring and DP World Wanderers Stadium |
| Home Team & Other Tenant | Gauteng cricket team, Lions cricket team, Joburg Super Kings and South Africa national cricket team |
| Capacity | 34000 |
| Owned By | Cricket South Africa |
| Operated By | Cricket South Africa |
| Designed By | NA |
| Famous Events Hosted | 2003 Cricket World Cup and 2007 T20 World Cup |
| Construction Cost | NA |
| Stadium Surface | Grass |
| Highest Attendance Recorded | NA |
| Stadium Uses | Cricket |
| Stand Name | Multiple |
| Transportation | Rail and Road |
| Stadium Address | Corlett Dr, Illovo, Sandton, 2196, South Africa |
