The Riverside Stadium currently has an all-seated capacity of 34,742 people.
Current Seating Capacity
The Riverside Stadium, a prominent football stadium located in Middlesbrough, England, is capable of holding 34,742 spectators. This all-seated capacity allows it to host a significant number of fans for football matches and other events.
History and Home of Middlesbrough FC
Opened in 1995, the Riverside Stadium was purpose-built to become the new home of Middlesbrough Football Club. Since its inauguration, it has served as the club's permanent ground, replacing their former stadium, Ayresome Park. Its modern design and facilities have made it a vital venue for the club and its dedicated fan base for nearly three decades, providing an engaging matchday experience.
Future Expansion Potential
While the stadium's current capacity is fixed at 34,742, there are provisions for potential future growth. Provisional planning permission has been secured, allowing for an expansion of the stadium's capacity to 42,000 spectators if and when such an increase becomes necessary. This forward-thinking approach ensures the stadium can adapt to future demands or significant developments for Middlesbrough FC.
Key Capacity Information:
| Aspect | Capacity |
|---|---|
| Current All-Seated | 34,742 |
| Potential Expansion | 42,000 |
For more detailed information regarding the stadium's history and features, you can consult reliable sources such as Riverside Stadium - Wikipedia.
