Bloomfield Stadium

Match has been 1-1 / the stadion was very nice and people around it

There's nowhere to park. Like most of Israel, infrastructure in the area is horrible. Last and worst of all is that there are way to many Arsim

Nice stadium in south Tel Aviv.
We sat in the stands behind the goal diagonal (333). In my eyes you can see just fine. There is also a net there to prevent flying balls.. It doesn't bother you if you think about it. :)
In the vicinity of the stadium there are several places where you can buy food. In addition to the stadium itself, only that their prices are high.

The acoustic of the stadium is awesome. It was one of the best football stadiums ever visited ...

Definitely one of the best experiences I’ve experienced. Love The stadium and everything about it, I’ll be back soon ❤️!

Accessibility:
The stadium is located in an old business area in Tel aviv.
There are main roads to get there but the police closes the roads around the stadium so it all became a big traffic jam.
It gets worse when you want to get out - try to find a parking spot that is further away and walk a few min it will be faster.

Parking:
There is a large parking lot at the east side of the stadium but it's too small for the stadium capacity and the entrance to it is being blocked by the police a long time before the game, so there is an almost empty parking lot you can't use.
There is a parking lot next to abu kabir but it's a 10 min walk and parking in the surrounding streets.

Entrance:
There are stands on all sides of the pitch.
There are multiple entrances on each size of the stadium, so there isn't a lot of line at the gates.
You need to climb 2 stories to get to the stands.

Sitting:
It is a new  stadium  and holds 29,000 seats on all 4 sides.
The seats are all folding and the spacing between the rows is wide
The stands are not steep.

Comfort:
There is no oof above the stands so you get wet when it rains. that is what you get for spending all the money on the VIP booths on the other side..
You have a great viewing point from all around the stadium and the stands are very close to the pitch.
They don't enforce no-smoking rules in the stands.

Hygiene:
There are many clean toilets in all the stands on the first floor but they are closed and not ventilated so it smells
There are  also drinking water taps all around the floor.

Food and drinks:
The usual hotdog, coke and water, coffee, tea, popsicles... the regular high prices like in all Israel stadiums.
There is also pizza there.

The food area is ventilated so you don't have to breath all the cigarette smoke like in other stadiums.

Atmosphere:
Bloomfield has the best design of stands. They are close to the field and you can feel the crowd's intensity and feel part of the game when you are there.

Conclusion:
The newest stadium in israel. Great viewing points to the pitch.
Needs a roof and decent public transportation to get there.

Location, location, location.
So impressive! So central, So diverse, So modern. Remember the previous stadium?
I got there early. I park 10 minutes away so I won't get choked up with the heavy traffic at the end of the game.
Went for a walk in Jerusalem avenues, saw the new tram being tested. Got something to eat in the bustling flee market, and enjoyed colorful match. Is this Israel? What year this is??

I was in attendance at Hapoel Tel Aviv v Maccabi Netanya on Sunday, my first visit to The Bloomfield Stadium.

Outside the stadium, the queues were very big and it was very frustrating as there were no stewards by the turnstiles to help those fans who were struggling to get through having had problems with their tickets not being scanned.

I was amazed with the architecture and size of a very modern looking stadium. The atmosphere was outstanding from both sets of fans, predominantly Hapoel Tel Aviv who sung their hearts out for the entire 90 minutes. A very deserved win for the home side who took their chances to secure the 2-0 win, and defended their advantage in the second half.

Besides from the stadium visit and match being enjoyable, unfortunately I was also disappointed with how dirty the toilets were, the queues for refreshments being out of control at half-time and how people were smoking inside the stadium.

Nonetheless, I would definitely return to Bloomfield upon future trips to Israel. Regardless if I was dissatisfied with a few things.