List of stadiums in Hong Kong

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This is a list of stadiums and indoor stadiums in Hong Kong. Stadiums with a capacity of at least 1,000 are included.

Existing stadiums

StadiumCapacityCityTenantsOpeningImage
Aberdeen Sports Ground 9,000 Aberdeen Southern District RSA 1971 Aberdeen Sports Ground viewed from Bennet's Hill.jpg
Hammer Hill Sports Ground 2,200 Diamond Hill Wong Tai Sin DRSC 1989
Hong Kong Coliseum 12,500 Hung Hom 1981 Hong Kong Coliseum 2022 05 part1.jpg
Hong Kong Stadium 40,000 So Kon Po Hong Kong national football team, Hong Kong Pegasus FC 1953 Hong Kong Stadium-1.jpg
Hong Kong Football Club Stadium 1,500 Happy Valley Hong Kong Football Club 1981
Kai Tak Stadium 50,000 Kowloon TBATBA
Kowloon Bay Sports Ground 1,200 Kowloon Bay n/a Kowloon Bay Sports Ground 2016.jpg
Kowloon Cricket Club Ground 4,500 Kowloon Hong Kong national cricket team 1904
Kwai Chung Sports Ground 1,500 Kwai Chung Kwai Tsing District FC n/a Kwai Chung Sports Ground (Hong Kong).jpg
Ma On Shan Sports Ground 1,387 Ma On Shan 1999
Mong Kok Stadium 6,769 Mong Kok Kitchee SC, Eastern SC, Hong Kong National Football Team 1999 Mong Kok Stadium 201504.jpg
Mission Road Ground 3,500 Mong Kok Hong Kong national cricket team 1976
North District Sports Ground 2,500 Sheung Shui North District FC 1992 North District Sports Ground.jpg
Queen Elizabeth Stadium 3,500 Wan Chai 1961
Sai Kung Tang Shiu Kin Sports Ground 3,000 Sai Kung Sai Kung Stingrays Mini Rugby Club n/a
Sha Tin Sports Ground 5,000 Sha Tin Shatin Sports Association 1984
Sham Shui Po Sports Ground 2,194 Cheung Sha Wan Biu Chun Rangers, Hoi King SA 1988 Sham Shui Po Sports Ground 201707.jpg
Shing Mun Valley Sports Ground 5,000 Tsuen Wan 1988
Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground 12,000 Siu Sai Wan 1996 Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground 2015.jpg
South China Stadium 1,000 Hong Kong South China Athletic Association 1953
Tai Po Sports Ground 3,500 Tai Po Tai Po FC 1992
Tin Shui Wai Sports Ground 2,500 Tai Po 1992
Tseung Kwan O Sports Ground 3,500 Tseung Kwan O Lee Man FC 2009
Tseung Kwan O Velodrome 3,000 Tseung Kwan O Hong Kong Cycling Association 2013
Tsing Yi Sports Ground 1,500 Tsing Yi Dreams FC 1996
Tuen Mun Tang Shiu Kin Sports Ground 2,200 Tuen Mun Tuen Mun SA 1996
Wan Chai Sports Ground 2,000 Wan Chai North n/a
Yuen Long Stadium 5,000 Yuen Long Yuen Long FC 1969 Yuen Long Stadium.jpg

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