TICKETS DUBAI VS PANATHINAIKOS

Coca-Cola Arena is a contemporary, fully air-conditioned, multi-purpose indoor venue in City Walk, built to handle everything from major concerts to headline sports nights. With a capacity of around 17,000, it stands out for its flexible layout that can shift from intimate configurations to a full arena setup without losing momentum.

Inside, the experience is production-led and comfortable: retractable seating, a rolling modular stage and automated drapes help tailor the room to each show, while a high-end sound system, large-format LED screens and robust rigging capability support demanding touring productions.

You’ll find it at Al Wasl - City Walk, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. For the simplest arrival, walk to the venue – it’s just a few minutes from Dubai Mall/Burj Khalifa Metro Station; if you’re driving, expect limited on-site paid parking and check P2 and P4 (with additional public options a short walk away), and note the designated drop-off area directly in front of the main entrances (A, B, C). For a broader look at getting around the city, see the text below.

Dubai, a sparkling jewel on the Arabian Gulf, is far more than a symbol of luxury – it is one of the world’s most exciting destinations for top-tier entertainment and major events. The city blends futuristic architecture, high-end service, and the energy of a true metropolis, making it an ideal choice when you’re planning a trip for a sports spectacle or a concert. Its dynamic atmosphere, impressive venues, and rich variety of experiences make every night out in Dubai feel like a complete journey.

A major advantage of the city is how easy it is to get around and how well connected it is to the main arenas and stadiums. Public transport is managed by RTA, with the backbone being the Dubai Metro and its two key routes – the Red Line and the Green Line – supported seamlessly by the Dubai Tram, city buses, and an extensive taxi network. For international arrivals, you’ll most often land at Dubai International Airport (DXB), while Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) is an additional option, especially for certain routes and travel plans. This mix of metro, tram, and road links helps you reach the city’s major event districts quickly, without wasting time.

Beyond the event itself, Dubai offers remarkably diverse dining and accommodation for different budgets – from luxury hotels and resorts to practical city stays that make planning easier. Visitors often highlight the city’s orderliness, high service standards, and sense of safety, which keeps the experience comfortable and relaxed even when the pace is fast. With clear organization and an excellent offer, it’s easy to plan a day where everything flows – from transport to venue entry.

Take the chance to stroll along Dubai Creek before or after the show, explore Al Fahidi and the traditional souks, or enjoy the modern vibe of Downtown with its famous promenades and skyline views. For a more laid-back pace, Dubai Marina offers an attractive waterfront walk, while Jumeirah’s beaches are perfect for a break between city highlights. That blend of tradition and futurism is exactly what gives Dubai its unique charm and turns an event trip into a journey you’ll remember.