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RAMS Park, Istanbul
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Football stadium Istanbul, TurkeyUpdated Jul 2026

RAMS Park Seating Map

Your seating plan: where to sit & the best seats

Türk Telekom Stadyumu” · “Aslantepe

Capacity52,280
Opened2011
HomeGalatasaray
LocationIstanbul, Turkey
Gallery

RAMS Park in photos

5 outside · 1 inside the venue

At a glance

Where to sit at RAMS Park

The best seats at RAMS Park are Main side tribune, central for the view. For value, choose Opposite side tribune or corner blocks. For atmosphere, head to Behind-goal UltrAslan ends. Avoid Back rows of the upper tier. RAMS Park seats 52,280, home of Galatasaray.

Overview

About RAMS Park

RAMS Park — long known as the Türk Telekom Stadium — holds around 52,000 and is the fortress of Galatasaray. The UltrAslan and the club’s loudest support fill the ends behind the goals, generating a famously hostile European-night atmosphere in the enclosed, trackless bowl. The main tribunes run down the sides with the halfway line and premium seating, and the two-tier design keeps fans close to the pitch. Best central views come from the main-side tribunes; the behind-goal ends are for the noise. The ground has carried several sponsorship names since opening in 2011.

A modern, football-only arena opened in 2011 as the Türk Telekom Arena in the Seyrantepe area on the European side of Istanbul. The two-tier bowl with its arching roof sits close to the pitch with no running track, and the enclosed design makes it one of the loudest grounds in Turkey.

Seat map

Seating plan & map

This is the map used for ticket sales at RAMS Park. Exact configuration varies by event.

Layout

How the venue is set up

Süper Lig / domestic football

Full football layout with the UltrAslan and loudest fans behind the goals and away fans in a segregated corner or upper section.

European nights

Champions League and Europa League games use the same enclosed bowl, famous for its intimidating atmosphere, with a designated visiting-fan section.

Concerts / other events

The arena occasionally hosts large concerts and events, with a stage at one end and standing on the pitch.

Sections

Seating levels explained

Main tribunes (side stands)Lower/upper main sides

The two long side stands with the halfway line, dugouts, tunnel and premium and press facilities.

Pros: Best central sightlines, covered, close to the pitch.

Cons: Central premium blocks are the priciest.

Behind-goal ends (UltrAslan)Lower behind-goal blocks

The ends behind the goals, home to Galatasaray’s ultras and loudest support.

Pros: The atmosphere, songs and pyres of noise.

Cons: Behind-goal angle and very intense, surging support.

Upper tierUpper blocks around the bowl

The steep top deck wrapping the stadium.

Pros: Elevated, panoramic view of the pitch.

Cons: Higher and further from the action than the lower tier.

Corner sectionsCorner blocks

The blocks linking the ends to the side stands.

Pros: Cheaper, angled full-pitch view near the atmosphere.

Cons: Corner sightlines across the pitch.

Recommendations

Best seats at RAMS Park

Best overall view

Main side tribune, central

On the halfway line, covered and close to the pitch with no track.

Best value

Opposite side tribune or corner blocks

Central side or near-corner seats at lower prices, still close to the action.

Best atmosphere

Behind-goal UltrAslan ends

Where Galatasaray’s famous, hostile noise and choreography come from.

With kids / calm

Upper side tribune away from the ends

Seated, full-pitch view away from the most intense support.

Neutral / photographer

Upper central side

High angle over a compact, trackless bowl captures the whole pitch.

Heads up

Seats to avoid & obstructed views

Back rows of the upper tier: Highest seats sit well back from the far goal in a two-tier bowl.

Front of the behind-goal blocks: Low angle behind the net makes far-end play hard to judge.

Corners near the away segregation: Buffer zones and a flatter atmosphere near the visiting-fan boundary.

Seats near roof support elements: A handful of upper-corner seats can have partial obstruction from roof structure.

Premium

Premium & hospitality

VIP / business seats

Central hospitality seating and lounges along the main side tribunes.

Loca / private boxes

Executive boxes with catering used on matchdays and for events.

Access

Accessibility & companion seating

The modern arena provides wheelchair and companion positions with step-free access, lifts and accessible facilities, bookable in advance through Galatasaray’s ticket office. Accessible parking and assistance are available on request.

Where: Wheelchair spaces are placed around the lower tier including central and behind-goal positions.

Eat & drink

Food & drink at RAMS Park

RAMS Park has 33 buffets spread across the first and fourth floors and along the Aslanlı Yol approach to the stadium, selling a spread that runs from döner and hamburgers to simit and cold sandwiches, alongside coffees and lemonade. The North Stand also houses a 350-cover restaurant on its third floor, and much of the second and third floors is given over to buffets and tables for VIP seat and box holders.

Worth seeking out

  • Döner, hamburgers and simit at the stadium's 33 buffets
  • Buffet stands along the Aslanlı Yol approach
  • 350-seat restaurant on the North Stand's third floor
Logistics

Getting there

Transport

Metro line M2 has a dedicated Seyrantepe station right by the stadium, a short covered walk from the concourse; it links directly to the wider Istanbul metro network. There is on-site parking, but the metro is by far the easiest way in on matchdays.

The area

The stadium stands in Seyrantepe, in the Sarıyer district on Istanbul’s European side, near the TEM motorway and business and residential blocks. It is a modern, well-connected part of the city rather than a historic quarter.

RAMS Park · Istanbul, Turkey

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the capacity?

The stadium holds around 52,000, making it one of the largest club grounds in Turkey.

Where do the ultras sit?

Galatasaray’s UltrAslan and loudest supporters fill the ends behind the goals, driving the famous atmosphere.

Are the seats covered?

Yes — the arching roof covers the stands, though the front rows near its edge can catch driving rain.

Where do away fans sit?

Visiting supporters are placed in a segregated corner or upper section, kept apart from home fans.

Why does the stadium have several names?

It opened in 2011 as the Türk Telekom Arena and has since carried sponsorship names including NEF Stadium and now RAMS Park, though UEFA lists it as the Türk Telekom Stadium.

How do I get there?

Take metro line M2 to Seyrantepe station, right beside the stadium, connected to the wider Istanbul metro.

Which seats are best for concerts at RAMS Park?

The arena occasionally hosts large concerts and events, with a stage at one end and standing on the pitch.

How do section numbers work at RAMS Park?

Section numbers at RAMS Park follow the seating tiers. Main tribunes (side stands): Lower/upper main sides; Behind-goal ends (UltrAslan): Lower behind-goal blocks; Upper tier: Upper blocks around the bowl; Corner sections: Corner blocks.

Where should I sit at RAMS Park with kids?

For families at RAMS Park, Upper side tribune away from the ends works best — Seated, full-pitch view away from the most intense support.

Where are the wheelchair-accessible seats at RAMS Park?

The modern arena provides wheelchair and companion positions with step-free access, lifts and accessible facilities, bookable in advance through Galatasaray’s ticket office. Accessible parking and assistance are available on request. Locations: Wheelchair spaces are placed around the lower tier including central and behind-goal positions..

What are the stands at RAMS Park?

RAMS Park is made up of 4 main stands: Main tribunes (side stands); Behind-goal ends (UltrAslan); Upper tier; Corner sections.

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Sources

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