长春经济技术开发区体育场

The Changchun Economic and Technological Development Zone Stadium, known locally as Jingkai Stadium, stands at 100 Huizhan Street in the city's economic and technological development zone, with Century Square to the east and close to the Changchun International Convention and Exhibition Centre and Jingyuetan national forest park. Completed in 2002 at a cost of 170 million yuan, it covers 32,218.93 square metres of land and seats 25,000. The structure is open north to south with half-roofs over the east and west stands, built on a tower-column steel-truss cable structure: the roof covers only the two side stands, leaving both ends open and giving the bowl a through-breeze and unobstructed sightlines. Inside are one natural-turf football pitch and an athletics track, sufficient for track and field, football and large-scale entertainment events. In 2003 it became the home of Changchun Yatai, then in the Jia-B league, and it remained the club's ground through its Chinese Super League years from 2009 to 2017, which makes Jingkai a marker of one period in the city's football history; after Yatai returned to Nanling the venue shifted towards mass fitness, youth training and exhibition support. Because it shares Huizhan Street with the Changchun International Convention and Exhibition Centre, the stadium is part of a combined exhibition-and-sport cluster where fairs and matches can share parking, catering and hotel capacity; the neighbouring convention hotel is about 1.3 kilometres away. Light rail Line 3 stops at Huizhan Zhongxin within walking distance, buses 160, 115, 102, 103, 120 and 125 serve Huizhan Street and the exhibition centre, and Line 3 runs directly from Changchun railway station, with connections from Longjia airport via the express coach station.