五源河文体中心体育场

Wuyuan River Sports Center Stadium stands on the east side of Changbin Road in Changliu New Area, Xiuying District, Haikou, as the first completed element of the Wuyuan River cultural and sports center. Construction began in March 2017 and the stadium opened on 28 April 2018; it was designed by gmp Architekten with UDG and built for Greentown Group. With 41,424 seats according to the architect and 41,506 according to the encyclopedia, about 90,000 square metres of floor area and a 270,000 square metre site, it is the first Grade A stadium in Hainan. The stands rise higher on the west than the east so that the best seats face the sea and the sports park to the northeast. A crescent-shaped cable-and-membrane roof covers the western stand, and a breathing facade provides shade and rain cover while admitting air, a response to Haikou's strong sun and typhoon climate that helped the project earn a two-star Chinese green building label. The wider center is planned over 406 hectares with 502,800 square metres of floor space and includes a gymnasium, diving and swimming hall, tennis hall, beach training center, exhibition hall and concert hall, the so-called one stadium and eight halls. The ground served as Haikou's hub for the 2022 Chinese Super League season and has become the city's main concert stage: Jacky Cheung performed in 2018, Hua Chenyu played three nights to more than 100,000 people in 2019, and Jay Chou's four shows in 2023 drew 154,600 spectators and 976 million yuan in tourism revenue.