Awesome facility with indoor gymnasium, track and field and a swimming pool
THIS STADIUM IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST FACILITY IN OUR COUNTRY, KENYA. FORMALLY NOTIFIED BEFORE RENOVATION WAS CALLED, MOI INTERNATIONAL SPORTS CENTER, ITS CAPACITY MAY BE APPROXIMATE 70,000 OCCUPANTS. IT' IS WELL SITUATED ALONG THIKA SUPER HIGHWAY.
Fantastic field. Best place to stay and have an even
Nice stadium but could have done much better with the direction arrows
Went to the pool. Too many people The diving complex on the other hand had very few people Gate fee entrance didn't make sense. Same all round including for toddlers. By toddlers I mean 2 year old. How can a 2 year old pay the same entrance fee as a 25year old. That pissed me off. Then after paying there was no bouncing castle.
Cool place for swimming and cycling. You can also enjoy watching different sports and shows that are held occasionally on this venue.
This stadium had a very good aerial view. Further, it has a sitting capacity of about 60000:people. Most of government of Kenya national events are held here. When Obama was in Kenya he gave a speech in this venue. Some local and international sporting events are held here. Also, it's a few kilometres from Nairobi central business district and has an excellent accessibility with a out of stadium parking lot. It can be accessed via thika road by foot or by a vehicle
One of the Best Stadium in East Africa. I love the aerial view of it it so Smart. In case of any event kindly ensure you go early to avoid stampede. It has parking outside too
It one great place.Organised and favourite place to the locals mainly from Nairobi and Kiambu. This is the first place I was teargassed after the huge crowd forced it way to the ground during inauguration of President Uhuru Kenyatta. However it the best place to be for all sports events.
This is a cool stadium for holding various events. The stadium has good security for spectators and. Nice parking space for visitors there are restrooms within the stadium. To get most out of a game, just come early so that you get a good spot to watch from. Also the fee is average for a game. Once around town, you might consider checking this place out.
A good sports stadium that has been upgraded by the government of Kenya to meet global standards. It has hosted big local and global sports events and is able to accommodate 30,000 people.
The indoor arena is magnificently built,but there was no running water electricity in WCs .When I was there during the Korean Ambassadors' cup tournament.
Great facilities for sports including track, pool and gymnasium. Affordable access too.
The biggest sports stadium in the country with best facilities in East and Central Africa. Wi-Fi accessibility, large screens with quality pixels to ensure you don't miss a thing
Modern stadium that can hold several sports and leisure activities. They also have a big field that can be hired for events such as weddings and graduations. Their services are awesome
This is a very nice stadium which accommodate quite a big number of people. In Kenya it is used mostly for sports and also as a ground for per taking National activities such as national holidays and swearing in ceremonies.The place is well maintained and is clean most of the time and not forgetting the tightness of the security where one undergoes thorough check up before entering. The seats there are also comfortable and the place is serene.Hopefully those who will go there will enjoy too.
This the main stadia in Kenya and if properly managed, it can earn good revenue for the country.
This is one of the best sports facility in the country. Many events both local and international have been held here.
it's like a five-star hotel with a lot of heritage. it can be better than safari park or windsor hotels if re branded
Its arguably the best sports facility in Kenya right now. It hosts local and international matches.. it has an athlete's track.. a nice hotel..e.t.c.
Nairobi's national stadium, the largest in the country. The best part is the field itself, I have played there thrice and it great! But they the could do a better job managing the stadium itself - needs a paint job, not running water in the bathrooms, old seats etc. Its a shame actually, we should treat it as a national icon