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Swansea City’s home ground, known as the Swansea.com Stadium since 2021  , has undergone several significant renovations to enhance both player experience and fan engagement.

 

In December 2020, the club addressed issues with the playing surface by installing a new hybrid turf pitch mid-season. This decision followed concerns raised about the existing pitch’s condition. The new surface was ready for use by December 30, 2020, when Swansea hosted Reading in the Championship

The summer of 2019 saw a major pitch renovation, with South Wales Sports Grounds commissioned to replace the existing surface. The project involved removing the old hybrid system and installing a technologically advanced, reinforced turf system. The pitch was re-laid to a domed shape to enhance surface drainage and viewing conditions, becoming playable before the start of the 2019-2020 season

 

In 2021, the stadium underwent an external decorative overhaul. Wardle Painters were contracted to refurbish all four stands, addressing issues that had emerged since the stadium’s opening in 2005. The project included cleaning the structure and applying a protective coating system, restoring the stadium’s aesthetic appeal

 

Further enhancements focused on fan experience. In August 2022, Swansea City partnered with Superbowl UK to refit the stadium’s family area. The revamped space introduced a selfie wall, face painting, free flags for young fans, and activities hosted by the Swansea City AFC Foundation, aiming to create a more engaging environment for families

 

In December 2023, the club announced plans to install licensed safe standing areas ahead of the 2024-25 season. Independent barriers were set to be installed in the north-east corner of the stadium and a section in the north stand for away supporters, affecting approximately 1,931 seats. This move aimed to improve supporter safety and matchday experience, with completion targeted before the start of the 2024-25 season

 

Additionally, the stadium has made strides toward sustainability. By February 2025, stricter recycling methods reduced refuse and landfill by around 75%. Upgrades included a switch to LED lighting, decreasing energy consumption by 60%, reflecting the club’s commitment to environmental responsibility

 

These renovations and initiatives demonstrate Swansea City’s dedication to providing a high-quality, safe, and enjoyable environment for players and supporters