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Hasely Crawford Stadium

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Hasely Crawford Stadium (Trinidad and Tobago)

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The Hasely Crawford Stadium is the national stadium of Trinidad and Tobago, situated in the capital city of Port of Spain. It was officially opened on June 12, 1982, as the National Stadium before being renamed in 2001 to honor Hasely Crawford. Crawford secured a permanent place in the nation's history as its first Olympic gold medalist, winning the 100-meter dash at the 1976 Montreal Games. The stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 22,500 and serves as the primary venue for international football matches and athletic championships. It notably hosted matches during the 2001 FIFA U-17 World Championship and the 2010 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup. Beyond sports, the facility is a key venue for cultural celebrations, including major events during the annual Trinidad Carnival. Its infrastructure features a high-grade running track and modern floodlighting for evening competitions. The stadium stands as a testament to the country's athletic achievements and its commitment to developing national talent.

Location: Trinidad and Tobago
Top sights: National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago · Port of Spain International Waterfront Centre · College of Science, Technology and Applied Arts of Trinidad and Tobago
Nearby: Westmoorings (5 km)

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Feb–Apr.

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Avg °C	26	26	27	28	28	27	27	27	27	27	27	26
Rain mm	100	61	52	56	117	222	202	202	141	176	213	178

📋 Practical info

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Visiting

The Hasely Crawford Stadium is a modern multi-purpose stadium, usually only open for events. A visit inside is generally not possible, but the exterior façade is accessible at any time.

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Typical hours

The stadium has no regular visiting hours, opening only for concerts, sports events and special occasions. Hours for each event vary greatly, so advance information is essential.

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Photography

The exterior view of the stadium can be photographed at any time. At events, photography is usually allowed, but flash can be disruptive at sports events - check the rules of each event.

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Time needed

A quick photo stop in front of the stadium takes barely 5 to 10 minutes. Those attending an event should also consider the event duration, which can range from 1 to 3 hours depending on the program.

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Combine with

Combine your visit with nearby Queen's Park Savannah or the Royal Botanic Gardens. The Magnificent Seven mansions are also within walking distance.

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Getting there

The stadium is located on Tragarete Road in Port of Spain, central and easily accessible. By car, take the Priority Bus Route, parking is available on surrounding streets or at the nearby shopping center.

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Insider tip

Check online in advance for upcoming events - concerts by international artists take place here regularly. For public viewings on big screens, entry is often free.

Geography

Coordinates

10.65800, -61.52000

Facts

Officially opened on June 12, 1982, by the government
Renamed in 2001 to honor the nation's first gold medalist
Seating capacity of approximately 22,500 spectators
Venue for the 2001 FIFA U-17 World Championship
Primary home ground for the 'Soca Warriors' national team
Features an IAAF-certified 400-meter running track

Explore nearby

Notable places around

Emperor Valley Zoo<1 km · EExplore →

Memorial Park2 km · NExplore →

Fort George2 km · SEExplore →

Maraval3 km · EExplore →

Westmoorings5 km · SExplore →

Barataria5 km · NExplore →

Paria Coast Cliffs5 km · NEExplore →

Saut d'Eau Island7 km · SEExplore →

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Sights in the town Hasely Crawford Stadium (3)

National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago📍 landmark

This organization preserves historic buildings and sites across Trinidad and Tobago.

Port of Spain International Waterfront Centre📍 landmark

A modern building at the Port of Spain harbor used for events and offices.

College of Science, Technology and Applied Arts of Trinidad and Tobago📍 landmark

An educational institution focusing on science, technology and applied arts.

Sights nearby

Frequently asked questions

Can you visit the Hasely Crawford Stadium when there is no game?

The stadium is generally accessible only during public events.

What is the best way to get to the stadium?

The easiest way is by taxi or rental car, as parking is available.

Are there regular sporting events held here?

Yes, it is the country's primary stadium for football and athletic events.

Are there food and drink facilities during events?

At major events, there are usually mobile vendors for snacks and drinks.

Is the stadium wheelchair accessible?

Modern sections are wheelchair accessible, but it is recommended to check in advance.

Hasely Crawford Stadium: where is it located?

Hasely Crawford Stadium is located in Trinidad and Tobago.

Hasely Crawford Stadium: what is there to see?

Highlights include National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago, Port of Spain International Waterfront Centre, College of Science, Technology and Applied Arts of Trinidad and Tobago.

Hasely Crawford Stadium: when is the best time to visit?

The most pleasant time to visit is Feb, Apr.

Hasely Crawford Stadium: why is it worth visiting?

The Hasely Crawford Stadium is the national stadium of Trinidad and Tobago, situated in the capital city of Port of Spain.