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The Park

The Park

Active club: FC Copenhagen

League: 3F Superligaen

Capacity: Approximately 38,000 spectators (of which approx. 33,000 are seats)

History: Parken, formerly known as Idrætsparken, is Denmark's national stadium and home ground for FC Copenhagen. 

Atmosphere: The atmosphere at Parken varies depending on the importance of the match. Section 12, FCK's fanatical supporter section, creates an electric atmosphere at big matches, especially in the derbies against Brøndby IF. Parken is also known for its modern infrastructure and VIP areas, which make it one of the best football experiences in Scandinavia.

Address: Parken, Per Henrik Lings Allé 2, 2100 Copenhagen Ø

Club website: fck.dk

(photo: club archive photo)

Buy tickets: https://billet.fck.dk/

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Den sidste kamp

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Derby

Super fed stemning i parken selvom der ingen Brøndby fans var…

Vi fik startet kampen med nogle øl og en lækker hotdog.

Alt i alt en rigtig fed oplevelse

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THE STADIUM EXPERIENCE

  • More than just football

    Parken also hosts concerts with international stars, handball matches and e-sports events. Around the stadium, you'll find bars, food stalls and the FCK Fanshop. A visit to Parken is not just a match – it's an experience in itself.

  • Match Day at Parken

    The atmosphere starts already at Østerbro Station and builds all the way to the stands. Section 12 roars, beer and mediocre stadium sausages fly over the counter, and when "It's match day, the time is a quarter to ball" rings out, you get goosebumps – every time. Parken is an intense, intimate and awesome experience, but it is a long way from the small experiences in the Danish lower divisions.

  • The history of Parken

    Parken was inaugurated in 1992 and is located in the heart of Copenhagen. It replaced the old Idrætsparken and is today Denmark's national stadium. Both F.C. Copenhagen and the Danish national team call this their home ground – and it has laid grass for everything from European Championship matches to mega-concerts.