Translated to Rainbow Stadium in English, this is the home of S.V. Zulte-Waregem, a Belgian team…read morethat competes in the Jupiler Pro League, the nation's top division. The stadium itself holds just over 10,000 spectators so it isn't a big place in comparison to American sports stadiums or even the bigger European team homes for that matter. What it does have however is a really nice atmosphere, a large screen (rare) and very passionate fans. Since it isn't very big, all seats are good seats. Ticket prices are also quite reasonable so you won't be spending your dinner money on a ticket. Speaking of dinner, you can get food, the basic burgers and sausages, and also beer. The beer served at the stadium is Bavik, which isn't too bad. If you're in Belgium between August and May, check to see if the team is playing at home and catch a game and have a good time. It's easily accessible right off the E403 motorway. There is a website but it's only in Dutch.

As football (OK, soccer) stadiums go, this is one of the old school ones. No fuss, no mess. There…read moreis no over-priced food and drinks. The tickets to enter are reasonably priced to see the top division Belgian team in action. If you go, make sure you go around back to the home sections. Once you get through the gates, there is a bar on the right and a few wagons to buy burgers and fries and other food. There is also a place to get some gifts; the fan shop has team shirts, scarves, pins, etc. Worth getting a souvenir. The stadium is just across the Belgian cultural border on the Flemish side. Believe it or not, there is a big difference as the Flemish speak English and this isn't often the case going to a game in Wallonia, the French speaking side. Take advantage of it and make some Belgian friends.

Went to a Cercle Brugge game and through there was a great atmosphere with a dj set before kick off…read moreand at half time. Also a great show by the hardcore fans.

This stadium is the home of the Dunkerque team that plays in the French 3rd division football…read moreleague. what you have to remember is that the stadium is pretty old. I believe it was first built in the 1920s but have been renovated since. It's quite big for a team in D3 and if you want the Bernebeu Stadium experience, where Real Madrid plays, well then you're going to be disappointed. But if you love football, or soccer, and you want to see a decent game and have a few beers, then this is a great place to do that.

From the owner: Un complexe sportif d'envergure européenne En plein centre de Dunkerque les Stades de Flandres est…read moreun énorme complexe qui associe sports de plein air et sports de salle. Entièrement rénové il offre une grande diversité d'activités de plein air : athlétisme, football, tennis, hockey sur gazon; ainsi qu'en salle : handball, volleyball, gymnastique, boxe...De vocation éducative, il accueille de nombreux groupes scolaires, mais aussi des clubs et sportifs de haut niveau.