Rashid Stadium

Rashid Stadium

Al Qusais

Rashid Stadium is a compact football venue in Al Qusais, known for match-day atmosphere and straightforward access by metro and bus. It is a practical place to watch UAE league football, with daily training and a children’s academy also mentioned by visitors.

Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
780 ratings
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65%
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The Good Stuff

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Metro access

Stadium Metro Station makes match-day arrival and departure notably easy, with buses also serving the area.

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Match atmosphere

Fans regularly describe an energetic football atmosphere, especially during Al Ahli and major league matches.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Take transit. Use the metro or a bus for important matches; parking has been described as too small and difficult.

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Arrive early. Build in extra entry time for major fixtures, as one visitor waited until after the match began despite arriving two hours early.

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Practical details

IthihadAl، Al Etihad Road - IthihadAl - Al Ittihad Rd
Al Nahda First - Al Qusais 1, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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Daily training

Visitors mention that daily team training takes place at the stadium.

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Academy for ur kids

A children’s football academy is mentioned alongside the stadium’s training activities.

Common Concerns

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Older seating

The stadium is described as old, with uncomfortable seats and cramped movement between rows.

Crowded rows

In a busy match, finding your seat and moving through the rows may be uncomfortable.

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The Bottom Line

Rashid Stadium is a football-focused venue in Al Qusais where you can watch UAE league matches, including fixtures involving Shabab Al Ahli and other local clubs. Reviews also mention daily training and an academy for children, while one visitor praised the catering during a match. Its strongest draw is the live football atmosphere: fans describe passionate crowds, a calm but enjoyable feel for smaller league games, and an especially lively setting for big fixtures or high-profile appearances such as Cristiano Ronaldo.

Getting there is one of the easier parts. Stadium Metro Station is close by, and buses and taxis connect the area. That convenience matters because parking is a recurring problem: spaces may be limited, crowded, far away or shared with the nearby Lulu Hypermarket area.

Public transport is the safer match-day choice. Expect a compact, older stadium rather than a polished modern arena. Reviews often say the pitch view is good, but also mention uncomfortable or dirty seats, cramped rows and stands that could use expansion and repainting.

Entry management has been uneven at major events, with reports of long queues, category mix-ups and even missed portions of matches. Arrive early, check your seating details and allow extra time for security and admission.

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