Top 10 Most Expensive Stadiums in Asia

What are the Top 10 Most Expensive Stadiums in Asia? Although football in Asia is not as great as in Europe, the continent has some of the best-looking stadiums in the world ranging from size, built quality and capacity. In spite of all these great stadiums, we decided to make a list of the most expensive stadiums in Asia. Ever wondered which are the most expensive stadiums in Asia? Well below is a list of the Top 10 Most Expensive Stadiums in Asia. Watch & Bet on Football Here =>

The list is not only based on football stadiums but basically every type of stadium depending on its worth, so read through this article and discover the most expensive stadium in all of Asia. Sport is one of the most leisure activities in the world and has seem to be growing at a large pace in Asia which has led to the construction of more and expensive stadiums on the Asian continent.

Top 10 Most Expensive Stadiums in Asia

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Here are the Top 10 Most Expensive Stadiums in Asia.

10) Taipei Municipal Stadium – $423 Million

Starting the list at number 10 is the Taipei Municipal Stadium located in Taipei, Taiwan. The government-owned stadium started out as a track and field events stadium when it was originally built in 1956 then turned into a multi-purpose stadium after the 2009 reconstruction.

With a total capacity of 20,000 people and a net worth $423 million, the Taipei Municipal Stadium stands out as one of the most expensive stadiums in Asia.

9) Incheon Asiad Main Stadium – $429 Million (South Korea)

The amazing looking Incheon Asiad Main Stadium of South Korea comes in at number 9 on our Most expensive stadiums in Asia list. The Incheon stadium has a total capacity of 30,000 people although it was was designed to accommodate 60,000 people at the start of the project but was later changed after the Asian games in 2014.

The stadium has a subsidiary field, tennis court and cricket ground for various sports hosted in it making it worth $429 million.

8) Seoul Olympic Stadium – $430 Million (South Korea)

Despite the competition from the Incheon stadium, the Seoul Olympic beats its rival not only with capacity but its gorgeous design too. The Seoul Olympic also known as the Jamsil Olympic stadium was built in 1986 mainly for the 1988 summer Olympics with 69,950 seats and cost $430 million to build. The amazing looking stadium is the centerpiece of the Seoul Complex Sports in Songpa District.

7) Beijing National Stadium – $463 Million (China)

One of the most amazing looking national stadiums worldwide, the Beijing National stadium also known as the birds nest because of its remarkable design. The stadium has a capacity 80,000 seats and was initial built for the 2008 Summer Olympics but is now used for football games. The Birds nest hosted various athletic events including the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2008 Summer Olympics and Summer Paralympics, 2009 super coppa Italiana final in 2011. It cost $463 million for the construction of the stadium. Watch & Bet on Football Here =>

6) Nissan Stadium – $500 Million (Japan)

The Nissan Stadium also known as the International Stadium Yokohama, located in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, is the biggest stadium in Japan with a total capacity of 72,327 seats and a net worth of $500 million. It was constructed in 1998 and hosted a total of 4 games in the 2002 FIFA World Cup of which was the final of Brazil against Germany and has also been selected for the 2019 Rugby World Cup.

5) King Fahd International Stadium – $510 Million (Saudi Arabia)

Besides the King Fahd International Stadium’s capacity and the number of events hosted in it, it is also known for its amazing design and beauty which is simply breathtaking. Nicknamed Pearl of stadiums, the king Fahd International stadium has a total of 68,752 seats and cost $510 million to construct.

The stadium hosted the FIFA World Youth Championship in 1989 and features the video game FIFA from 2013-2016.

4) Shenzhen Universiade Sports Centre – $530 Million (China)

If you think the previous stadium was beautiful then you are yet to be amazed by the beauty of the Shenzhen Universiade Sports centre. The multi-purpose stadium can accommodate 60,334 people and has hosted multiple events over the years including the 2011 Summer Universiade. . It can be said to be the pride of Chinese sport. It cost $530 million to build it and is located in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China.

3) Basra Sports City – $550 Million (Iraq)

The Basra Sports City Stadium is a government-owned stadium in Iraq. It was built in 4 years from 2009-2013 and designed to accommodate 65,000 people. $550 million was how much it cost to build this amazing stadium by the construction contractor Abdullah Al-Jaburi. The stadium was built for all sports event and also has VIP lounges, Restaurants and a large parking made for major events which are yet to come.

2) King Abdullah Sports City – $560 Million (Saudi Arabia)

Second largest stadium in Saudi Arabia with the nickname “The Shining Jewel” is second on our list of Top 10 Most Expensive Stadiums in Asia. The Jewel was opened in May, 2014 and has hosted a lot of major athletic events both outdoor and indoor events. 62,241 is the total capacity and recorded a full house on 1 May, 2014 during a game between Al-Ahli vs. Al-Shabab. It cost $560 million to build and comes out as the better stadium in Saudi Arabia.

1) National Stadium, Singapore (Sports Hub) $1.33 Billion

The National Stadium of Singapore is clearly a thing of beauty, with a custom design featuring a dome and a retractable roof, a large grass field and track field designed for all kinds of athletic activities. With a total capacity of 55,000 seats manages to host all kinds of events with football, rugby and cricket as the majors. It was constructed in 4 years from 2010-2014 for a fee of $1.33 billion well worth it as it stands out as the best-looking stadium in all of Asia. Watch & Bet on Football Here =>