Dynamo Stadium, Football stadium in Stavropol, Russia.

Dynamo Stadium is a football ground in Stavropol, Russia, with yellow seating across its stands and a grass field sized to standard professional dimensions. The western grandstand is the only covered section and houses a VIP area alongside open summer cafes.

The eastern grandstand served spectators for 60 years before being demolished in January 2026, during the ground's largest reconstruction to date. That work cut the stand from 30 rows of seats to 8, reducing official capacity to roughly 5,000. An earlier cosmetic renovation in 2018-2019 removed the yellow seats that had spelled "Dynamo" and the two footballer pictograms, and took the two large letter "D"s off the western stand.

The eastern stand held a yellow-seat inscription "Dynamo" and two footballer pictograms until 2018, when a cosmetic renovation removed all individual seats. In January 2026 the old eastern stand, which had served spectators for 60 years, was dismantled. On 29 September 2007 a city concert here featured Alla Pugacheva, Philip Kirkorov, Yulia Savicheva and Valdis Pelsh.

The stadium is in central Stavropol, close to Lenin Square, and easy to reach from several public transport stops. Arriving early on match days is a good idea, as the area around the ground gets busy before kick-off.

The eastern stand held a yellow-seat inscription "Dynamo" and two footballer pictograms until 2018, when a cosmetic renovation removed all individual seats. Above row 8 only wooden base benches remained, closed to spectators, and capacity officially fell to about 5,000. In January 2026 the old eastern stand, which had served viewers for 60 years, was dismantled.