Stadium guide · Belgrade, Serbia
Rajko Mitić Stadium Tickets
Home of Red Star Belgrade since 1963
Red Star Belgrade’s home since 1963 and owned by the club; the Serbia national team also plays here. Supporters widely call it the Marakana.
Capacity
49,167
Opened
1963
Postcode
11040
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Upcoming · 3 events
Upcoming events at Rajko Mitić Stadium
Stadium facts
Rajko Mitić Stadium key facts
- Home team
- Red Star Belgrade
- Capacity
- 49,167
- Opened
- 1963
- Owner
- Red Star Belgrade
- Record attendance
- 96,070 — Red Star Belgrade 2–2 Ferencváros, European Cup Winners’ Cup semi-final, 23 April 1975 (before the stadium was made all-seater)
- Pitch size
- 110 × 73 m
- Postcode
- 11040
- The stadium hosted the 1973 European Cup final, Ajax 1–0 Juventus.
- It staged the 1976 European Championship final, in which Czechoslovakia beat West Germany on penalties.
- Red Star drew 1–1 with Borussia Mönchengladbach here in the first leg of the 1979 UEFA Cup final.
- Building the stadium meant removing more than 350,000 cubic metres of earth and 15,000 cubic metres of stone.
- Ticket sales for the 1975 Ferencváros semi-final were 96,070, but about 110,000 are thought to have been present.
History
About Rajko Mitić Stadium
Red Star took over the 1927 ground of SK Jugoslavija on the site after the Second World War, and the present stadium was built between 1960 and 1963, with the pitch dug 12 metres lower than before. It opened on 1 September 1963 with a 2–1 win over Rijeka watched by 55,000, and when building was finished the following year it held 110,000. Seats were later fitted on all four stands to meet UEFA rules, cutting capacity to 49,167. Known as the Red Star Stadium, it was renamed in December 2014 after Rajko Mitić, the club’s first star player, who died in 2008.
Seating layout
Rajko Mitić Stadium seating plan & capacity
An all-seated bowl in the Dedinje district, with the main facilities and VIP areas on the west side. Five boxes are named after the club’s ‘stars’: Rajko Mitić, Dragoslav Šekularac, Dragan Džajić, Vladimir Petrović Pižon and Dragan Stojković Pixi.
West Stand
The main stand; its central section is named after Siniša Mihajlović, and a VIP gallery of more than 450 seats sits above it towards the north.
North Stand
The northern stand, served by its own bus routes on matchdays.
Getting there
How to get to Rajko Mitić Stadium
Rajko Mitić Stadium is at 11040, Belgrade, Serbia.
- Metro / Tram
- Trams 9, 10 and 14 stop at Autokomanda; tram 9 also runs from the main bus station.
- Train
- Karađorđev park station on the BG Voz Batajnica–Pančevački most line is close to the stadium; from Prokop station take bus 36 or walk about 20 minutes.
- Bus
- Buses 42, 59, 78 and E7 serve the West Stand and 47 and 48 the North Stand; trolleybuses 40 and 41 run to the Dragiša Mišović hospital nearby.
Behind the scenes
Rajko Mitić Stadium stadium tour
The club runs stadium tours and a museum.
On match-day
Match-day at Rajko Mitić Stadium
The club sells match tickets and season tickets online through its iTicket shop. Use the bus routes for your stand: the club lists separate lines for the West and North stands.
FAQ
Rajko Mitić Stadium ticket FAQs
How much are tickets at Rajko Mitić Stadium?
The cheapest seat at Rajko Mitić Stadium right now starts from £55, fees included.
How many events can I buy tickets for at Rajko Mitić Stadium?
3 upcoming events are listed at Rajko Mitić Stadium, each with live prices from verified sellers. They are all shown above, soonest first.
What is the next event at Rajko Mitić Stadium?
Red Star Belgrade vs FC Copenhagen on Thu, 22 Oct 2026.
What is the capacity of Rajko Mitić Stadium?
Rajko Mitić Stadium has a capacity of 49,167. It has been Red Star Belgrade's home since 1963.
Where is Rajko Mitić Stadium?
Rajko Mitić Stadium is in Belgrade, Serbia, postcode 11040. Trams 9, 10 and 14 stop at Autokomanda; tram 9 also runs from the main bus station.
What stands does Rajko Mitić Stadium have?
Rajko Mitić Stadium's stands include West Stand, North Stand.
What is the postcode for Rajko Mitić Stadium?
The postcode for Rajko Mitić Stadium is 11040, in Belgrade, Serbia.
Where can I park at Rajko Mitić Stadium?
Stadium-adjacent parking is limited. Public transport is recommended for matchday travel.
Are there Rajko Mitić Stadium stadium tours?
The club runs stadium tours and a museum.
Are Rajko Mitić Stadium tickets on Anyseats authentic?
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When will my Rajko Mitić Stadium tickets arrive?
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