Gelora Delta Stadium, Soccer stadium in Sidoarjo, Indonesia.
Gelora Delta Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in Sidoarjo Regency, East Java, mainly used for football, with a capacity of 19,000. It stands within the Gelanggang Olahraga Delta sports complex, whose grounds were developed from 1984 onward, and the East Java PON museum was built in front of it after the 2000 national games.
The Gelora Delta sports complex was begun in 1984 on the initiative of Regent Sugondo, starting with a swimming pool, then tennis courts in 1986, a multipurpose hall in 1987 and a football field in 1999. The stadium itself was inaugurated in 2000 by President Abdurrahman Wahid during the 15th National Sports Week (PON XV), and the PON museum was later built in front of it.
The stadium serves as the home ground for Deltras Sidoarjo and local teams that play in front of supporters from the region. Over time it has become a gathering place for football fans in the community.
The stadium is easily accessible by public transportation and sits conveniently on Pahlawan Street in the Magersari district. Plan to arrive early for events to avoid congestion.
Between 2014 and 2015, it hosted international friendly matches against teams from Pakistan, Malaysia, Cambodia, Cameroon, and Myanmar. This period highlighted the venue's role in regional sports exchange.
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