Dynamo Stadium, Football stadium in Bryansk, Russia
Dynamo Stadium is a football ground in Bryansk with four rebuilt stands holding 10,100 spectators and a 105×68 m natural-grass pitch. White seats on the blue north stand spell out "Брянск", and canopies cover the north and south stands. The field has had artificial heating since 2004.
The stadium opened in 1924 as the Provincial Stadium named after V. I. Lenin on the former Yarmarochnaya Square, with a single south grandstand for 3,000 spectators. Renamed Bryansk City Stadium in 1929, it was handed to the Dynamo sports society in the 1930s and took the club's name. A second grandstand raised capacity to 6,000, and two more stands built in 1960 brought it to 11,000.
The name comes from Dynamo, the sports club that made this venue its home for many decades. Today it remains a gathering place where locals come to watch football matches and community sporting events.
The stadium sits on Gagarina Boulevard and is accessible by public transport from the city center. It is wise to plan your visit around match schedules to secure good viewing spots.
The floodlighting installed in 1964 was taken out of service during the 2000s reconstruction and only restored in 2008, when the lamps were mounted on the roofs of the north and south stands. The system provides 1800 lux, the highest figure among FNL stadiums at the start of the 2011/2012 season.
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