Moses Mabhida Stadium

5 Veronica Corthing - 4 months ago

Such an amazing experience to visit this stadium that hosted the 2010 FIFA world cup.
The stadium and surroundings are neat and well kept.
The restaurants are a joy for the hungry visitor.
A must see for all visiting Durban.

2 Amina Sindhi - a month ago

This stadium went from being one of the most remarkable stadiums during the FIFA 2010 to an abandoned derelict in 2022. The structure is still a sight to behold. And the arched walkway stretching over the top still draws a few visitors and tourists. Some guests still attempt the bungee jump from the top. One can also rent bicycles to go around the stadium. However the park and coffee shops remain closed after the pandemic. Lots of areas closed off with barricades. Hoping that this area will return to its former glory.

5 Zamo Mchunu - 3 weeks ago

What an atmosphere!???? Irrespective of the team you're supporting, or even if you're not supporting any team at all...it's just epic!
Soccer on television doesn't do fans any justice! Take it from me, buy that ticket and go watch the match live, you'll thank yourself???????????? Moses Mabhida is lit!????

5 Nntwa Boldwin Motau - a month ago

Calm and beautiful place to visit in Durban. It brings back 2010 World Cup Memories. Please continue keeping the place clean and well maintained. Durban Rocks

3 katleho eunice - a week ago

Loved the tour. Was disappointed that the cable cart to the top was no longer working. Apparently it's been years now. No mention of this on their website.

5 Lamilk - a month ago

We definitely had an amazing time.
The segway staff was very friendly and made our experience to be spectacular.
Thank you❤️

4 Dickson Kajuna - 3 months ago

It is a beautiful place, big enough stadium. I also found a very interesting history of Moses Mabhida. I realized how African countries supported each other for their political independence. All along from Morogoro (Tanzania), Mozambique, Eswatini - South Africa