Ischelandstadion, Multi-sport stadium in Hagen, Germany.

Ischelandstadion is a football stadium with an athletics facility in Hagen, opened in 1960 and home ground of SSV Hagen. It holds about 16,500 spectators, 800 of them under the roof of the main stand, which carries red seat shells mounted on wooden benches in 2005. The original capacity was 42,000.

Ischelandstadion opened in 1960 with a capacity of 42,000; the current figure is about 16,500, of which 800 are covered. The attendance record of 32,000 dates from 1965. After TSG Sprockhövel was promoted to the Regionalliga West in 2016/17, the club played several high-risk fixtures in Hagen, where the ground is licensed for 10,500. From November 2024 Türkspor Dortmund used it for Regionalliga home games.

The stadium is home to SSV Hagen and, since November 2024, to Türkspor Dortmund, which played its Regionalliga home matches here because Dortmund had no compliant venue. TSG Sprockhövel also used it for risk fixtures after its 2016/17 promotion. The 1965 attendance record of 32,000 dates from this era of packed regional football.

The stadium is located at Stadionstraße 17 and is easily accessible for visitors. On match days, arriving early is advisable since spaces can fill up quickly, particularly for larger events.

The record attendance of 32,000 dates from 1965, when the original ground held up to 42,000. Since November 2024 Türkspor Dortmund has played its Regionalliga home matches here because no compliant stadium was available in Dortmund.