Nature Energy Park has updated its seating layout, introducing a new mix of numbered and unnumbered sections that can change from match to match. Spectators are advised to check the latest stadium plan and the details on their ticket when securing seats for upcoming home games.
Key Changes to Seating Arrangements
More areas have moved to assigned seating. For the next home match against FC Copenhagen, section B4 on the Richard Møller Stand is now numbered. Sections C8, C9, and C10 on the Forsia Forsikring Stand have also switched from unnumbered to numbered. In numbered areas, tickets show a specific row and seat, which helps reduce the rush to enter and makes it easier to plan the pre-match routine. Unnumbered sections do not have assigned seats; fans choose any available place within the section indicated on their ticket.
To help fans navigate the changes, the club has prepared an updated stadium overview for the next game. On that map, dots indicate seated areas, striped zones are not on sale, unmarked areas are standing sections, and lighter shading shows sections that are already sold out. Because the split between numbered and unnumbered areas can vary by fixture, supporters should consult the current plan each time they book to confirm whether they will be sitting or standing and where to go on matchday.
Holders of subscriptions tied to unnumbered sections will still have access, but their usual area may be reclassified for a given game. Collecting tickets early is recommended to confirm which section applies. Fans who prefer a fixed seat can switch from an unnumbered to a numbered subscription by contacting the club.
Organizers also encourage fans to check their ticket carefully before each home match to ensure they receive the type of place they want. Arriving when gates open can help avoid queues at entrances and facilities, and allows extra time to find seats and settle in before kickoff.