Millennium Stadium (Cardiff) Reviews

Being a proud welshman who has been fortunate to visit and take in the millenium stadium experience many times as a frequent supporter of both wales football and rugby teams, I can honestly say, hand on heart that the Millenium Stadium is probably the greatest sporting arena in the sporting world. The atmosphere is always electric no matter what ...  Read the complete review

I was fortunate enough to get a trip to the Millennium Stadium in 2004 when my team Millwall made it to the Football Association Cup Final and the new Wembley Stadium was still under construction. Although we went on to lose the game 3-0, lets face it we were never going to win, the stadium was worth the trip alone as it was quite spectacular. We ...  Read the complete review

The Millennium Stadium or as it is known in welsh, Stadiwm y Mileniwm, is the pride of not just welsh rugby fans by the whole of Wales and, now it would seem, anybody that has come to the stadium to watch an event. Currently the stadium is celebrating its tenth anniversary, as it was built for the Rugby World Cup, although now the ...  Read the complete review

Wow.. What a weekend! I have just got back from my first time in Cardiff having spent the weekend there to watch the British Speedway Grand Prix, it was a weekend for frist seeing as i hd never been to Cardiff before (fantastic place) I had never been to a speedway meeting before (I am hooked!) and most importantly and hence my review I had never ...  Read the complete review

The 74000 capacity Millennium Stadium was built at a fraction of the cost of the new Wembley Stadium in London, and based on cost alone, should be inferior. Not so! Situated slap bang in the middle of the city, the Millennium Stadium is in my opinion, the best rugby venue of all the 6 Nations teams. The stadium is comprised of 3 main ...  Read the complete review

I have only been to the Millenium Stadium in Cardiff once, but would love any excuse to go back again. I went with my family in 2004 to watch the rugby league challenge cup final between my beloved St Helens versus Wigan Warriors. Cardiff wasn't exactly known as a rugby league city (this is before the Millenium Magic weekend was thought up) but ...  Read the complete review

I have actually been to the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on 2 separate occasions and for 2 very different events. The first was a concert by the Stereophonics and the second was a Johnstones Paint Trophy final with my beloved Doncaster Rovers. The stadium was a perfect host for both of these and, as good as Wembley is, it was a sad day for me ...  Read the complete review

When this stadium was built all those years ago, it wasnt supposed to be for football, it fact it was for a completely different sport. Rugby. But after a while, it was large enough to hold the largest football competitions such as finals of cups. While Wembly was being rebuilt is was the home of the FA Cup final, and the play offs at the end of ...  Read the complete review

I have been to the millenium stadium for both rugby matches and a concert. Being Welsh myself and regularly attending home internationals I can honestly say there is no experience quite like the millenium stadium. Walking into the stadium and seeing a sea of people in red shirts already gives me goosebumps, however this is nothing in ...  Read the complete review

I have made two trips to the millennium stadium, both of which have proved to be unsuccessful for my rugby team, Leeds Rhinos. By first trip came in 2003 and I was situated on one of the four corners on the top tier, this was a somewhat hair raising experience. In fact, one of people sitting near me claimed to be feeling dizzy due to the ...  Read the complete review

(Ok, I said I wasn't going to do an op today. Can't help it! Too addicted to reviewing!!!) The Millenium Stadium in Cardiff was built in time for the 1999 Rugby World Cup. It's first game was Wales vs South Africa in June 1999. A great way to open the stadium (which was still heavily under construction) - Wales won their ...  Read the complete review

A day out to remember - Advantages: no restricted view, amazing atmosphere, excellent pitch - Disadvantages: its not wembley, you cant take it in, because youre too worked up over occasion you are there for!

In the words of Max Boyce ‘I was there’. Wales 2 Italy 1. Wednesday 16th October, a red-letter day. The day Wales finally converted to football. Surely no more will my Saturday afternoon radio coverage of Wrexham’s away fixtures give way to commentaries on minor games with the spherical shaped ball. Radio Wales take ...  Read the complete review

I, like many others, was excited to hear that a new stadium was to be built in my home city of Cardiff. I have been to the Millennium Stadium many times. Just a few of the games I have been to see there have been Wales vs Australia (2001), Wales vs South Africa (2000), Argentina vs Japan (RWC99), Wales vs Barbarians (2002), Principality ...  Read the complete review

I, like many people, was initially sceptical about moving the FA Cup final to Cardiff. However after visting the Millenium Stadium I have changed my opinion completely. Whereas Wembley Stadium was becoming somewhat of a dump the Millenium Stadium is a fantastic state of the art arena. People have suggested that the FA Cup Final should be played ...  Read the complete review

Imagine the scenario, your football team have been through seven years of playing in the first division, gone through as many managers in those years and not even had a sniff of the success that was experienced in the first season of the Premier League. Yes I am talking about Norwich City, this time our luck had changed, things had got ...  Read the complete review

The millennium stadium is currently the best stadium in Britain. I visited the millennium stadium when Arsenal played Liverpool in the FA cup final and when I was there I read exactly what sort of stadium the millennium one is. It has all sorts of facilities including under soil heating, a retractable roof, retractable grass, hotel within the ...  Read the complete review

As an avid Arsenal fan, I visited this stadium earlier in the year for the FA Cup Final. I have had the pleasure (or not) of visiting numerous stadia both domestically and in Europe over the past 10 years or so as an Arsenal fan and I can say that this was by far the best venue. The game was a sell out and the way the fans were ...  Read the complete review

I'm loathed to say this as a firm and often (as evryone else says) biased English supporter. The Millenium stadium is far, far better, in everyway, than Twickenam. The Welsh have definitly got one over on the English on this one. I'm not holding back when I'm saying that the Millenium stadium is the best in the world, I think the ...  Read the complete review

The FA are out of their minds, I knew it before and they have proved it again. They want to spend £600+ million on a new stadium which is purely for football. The Millennium stadium cost a mere £165 million and anyone who has been there will say it is worth every penny. Even those miserable Arsenal supporters, and believe me coming from a North ...  Read the complete review