King Abdullah Stadium, Football stadium in central Amman, Jordan

King Abdullah II Stadium is a football ground in Al-Quwaysimah, south-east Amman, Jordan's second-largest stadium after Amman International Stadium in Al-Hussein Sports City. Its stands sit close to the pitch, and it serves as a secondary venue for the Jordan national team and a home ground for several Jordanian Pro League clubs.

The stadium sits in Al-Quwaysimah, south-east of Amman, and is Jordan's second-largest ground after the Amman International Stadium in Al-Hussein Sports City. It hosted matches of the 9th Arab Games in 1999 and the West Asian Football Championships in 2000 and 2010, and was among the venues for the 2016 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Jordan.

The stadium is a secondary home ground for Jordan's national team and also hosts Jordanian Pro League clubs as their main venue. Its stands sit close to the pitch, and it staged matches of the 1999 Pan-Arab Games and the 2016 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup.

The stadium has multiple entry gates with parking areas and public transportation stops located near the main entrance. Arriving early on match days helps ensure smooth parking and passage through security checks.

The stadium uses specialized drainage systems and turf management technology adapted specifically for Amman's dry climate. These technical solutions keep the grass in playing condition despite the city's limited rainfall.