Key facts
| Address | Route de Mascara SBA, Sidi Bel Abbès, Algeria |
| Capacity | 45,000 |
| Build Date | 1981 |
| Who is the owner of February 24, 1956 Stadium? | OPOW de Sidi Bel Abbès |
| Where is February 24, 1956 Stadium located? | 35°11′06.1″N 0°37′19.7″W |
| Surface | Artificial turf |
Description
February 24, 1956 Stadium is the home ground of soccer team USM Bel Abbes. The stadium holds 45,000 and is located in the city of Sidi Bel Abbes, which stands on the Mekerra River, in north-western Algeria.
FAQ
The February 24, 1956 Stadium has a total capacity of approximately 80,000 spectators.
The stadium is divided into four main sections: North, South, East, and West stands. Each stand is further subdivided into upper and lower tiers.
Yes, the stadium features a VIP section located in the West stand. This area offers comfortable seating and the best views of the pitch.
The central areas of the East and West stands generally offer the best views of the entire pitch. Seats in the upper tiers provide a more panoramic view of the action.
The majority of seats in the upper tiers of all stands are covered, providing protection from sun and rain.
The stadium has designated areas for wheelchair users and their companions, primarily located in the lower tiers of the East and West stands. These areas offer unobstructed views of the pitch.
No, the February 24, 1956 Stadium is an all-seater venue. Standing is not permitted during matches for safety reasons.
The front row seats in the lower tiers are approximately 7-8 meters from the touchline, offering an immersive experience for spectators.
Some seats in the corners of the stadium may have slightly restricted views due to the structural supports for the roof. These seats are typically sold at a discounted price.
Yes, there is a dedicated family section located in the East stand. This area is designed to provide a more family-friendly atmosphere during matches.
