南昌八一体育场

Nanchang Bayi Stadium at 489 Hongdu North Avenue in the Qingshanhu District, where that road meets Nanjing West Road, was completed in October 2000 under its former name, the Nanchang Municipal Sports Centre, at a cost of more than 30 million yuan. The site covers 57 mu with 19,800 sqm of outdoor sports ground and seating for 20,126 spectators. Inside are an international-standard 400 m eight-lane synthetic track, a FIFA two-star certified artificial turf football pitch, two caged five-a-side pitches and caged basketball courts in the adjoining sports park. The stadium opens 365 days a year: the track is free from 06:00 to 08:00, from 09:00 to 12:00 and through the afternoon until 17:00; the football pitch is free from 09:00 to 12:00 Monday to Friday and charged at the low rate from 19:00 to 21:00 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, with normal rates at other times - 2,000 yuan per two-hour slot for the full-size pitch against 1,000 at the low rate, 1,500 and 800 for seven-a-side, and 500 and 260 for five-a-side. The caged basketball courts are free daily from 09:00 to 12:00 and 13:30 to 17:00, and everything is free on National Fitness Day. The venue plans to receive at least 600,000 visits a year, hosts 28 associations and clubs, gives the Nanchang football association's five age-group elite squads their weekend training and stages school and company sports meetings. On 12 July 2025 it opened the Jiangxi city football super league, with Nanchang playing Jingdezhen. The ground is run by the Nanchang sports development centre, which published the 2026 opening plan, and because it has no indoor space its programme is entirely outdoor; opening costs for 2026 are budgeted at 5.5 million yuan, of which 500,000 yuan covers water, electricity, gas and heating.