Swansea.com Stadium returns to full capacity

Swansea City is delighted to confirm that we will now operate at full capacity at the Swansea.com Stadium – starting with Saturday’s fixture against Hull City.

We look forward to welcoming 20,991 supporters back to the stadium for our remaining home matches this season.

It is the first time since March 2020 that we will operate at full capacity at the Swansea.com Stadium.

Please note, red zone rules still apply within a very small section behind the dug-outs in the west stand in order to retain the safety of both squads of players and staff.

The club had been operating at a 16,000 capacity for the opening home games of this season, but we can now welcome almost 5,000 more fans back to watch Russell Martin’s side in action.

Swansea City chief executive Julian Winter said: “We’re all delighted to be at full capacity at our stadium.

“It gives even more of our passionate supporters the opportunity to come along and support Russell and the team for the rest of the season.

“We all know how much of a huge lift our fans can give the team, so this is a great outcome for us all.

“The appetite to watch live football, which supporters had to wait a long time for due to the covid pandemic, is particularly healthy right now and we look forward to welcoming many more fans through the turnstiles on Saturday and beyond.

“We were delighted to see recent games against Sheffield United and Stoke City, which were reduced to a 16,000 capacity, sold out. It would be great to see a packed out Swansea.com Stadium for the rest of the home games, because it’s a special atmosphere and occasion to be part of.”

Tickets for Saturday’s Championship clash with Hull, and Wednesday’s match with Millwall, are on general sale.

You can buy your tickets HERE