Nadderud Stadion

Nadderud Stadion is a multi-purpose sports venue located in the Norwegian district of the same name, close to the town of Bekkestua. Used predominantly for football matches, Nadderud has been home to Stabæk Fotball since opening in 1961 and was formerly home to the smaller lower league side Bærum SK.

Stadium Guide

History

A more detailed history section will be added in due course.

Seating Plan

Below is a seating plan of Stabæk's Nadderud Stadion:

Stands

Nadderud Stadion is comprised of four stands: North, East, South and West.

Click the thumbnails above to enlarge an image of each stand and to read a more detailed description of each part of the stadium.

The Matchday Experience

Away fans

Away fans (Bortesupportere) are housed within sections 307, 308 and 309 which form the northernmost part of the west stand as per the above seating plan. Visiting supporters can can enter the stadium via Gate E where there is a ticket booth.

Best Pubs

Club Shop

Official merchandise can be purchased from the ground on matchdays and from the club’s Stabæk’s official online store.

Stadium Tours

It seems very unlikely that Stabæk Fotball would offer guided tours of Nadderud Stadion to the public!

 

Ticket Information

Tickets to see Stabæk Fotball play at home can either be purchased online in advance of the match or on matchdays from the two ticket booths (Billettsalg) which are diametrically located at either end of the stadium.

Adult Prices

• Hovedtribune Ovre: 290 NOK
• Hovedtribune Neore: 240 NOK
• Bortesupportere: 190 NOK
• Stabaektribunen: 190 NOK

Matchday Travel

Nadderud Stadion is located centrally within the small town of Bekkestua which belongs to the municipality of Bærum, Eastern Norway.

Driving

The stadium’s address for satnav is as follows:

• Gamle Ringeriksvei 59, 1357 Bekkestua, Norway

Car Parks

There doesn’t appear to be any parking whatsoever within the stadium and the sports complex.

Airports and Flying

Oslo Airport can be found just over 60 km away north east of Bekkestua around a 50 minute drive along the E6 motorway. As the largest international airport in Norway you can rest assured that there are plenty of flights to and from Europe’s largest cities.

Hotels

As you won’t find any hotels within the small towns of Bekkestua and Stabekk you will probably want to explore the accommodation options within Oslo. This will also make a smoother getaway as you will be better linked to the airport and major train station.