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The MKM Stadium has been Hull City's home since 2002, replacing Boothferry Park after 56 years and providing the Tigers with a modern sporting venue.
With a capacity of around 25,586, the stadium is also home to Hull FC, having established itself as a multi-purpose venue for football, rugby league and major entertainment events.
Here, FootballGroundGuide looks at the MKM Stadium through the numbers that tell its story.
MKM Stadium by the numbers
| Stat | Number |
|---|---|
| Opened | 18th December 2002 |
| Hull City's home since | 2002 |
| Hull FC's home since | 2003 |
| Current capacity | 25,586 |
| Original construction cost | £44m |
| Approximate construction cost per seat | £1,720 |
| Football attendance record | 25,280 |
| Record attendance match | England U21s vs Netherlands U21s |
| Record attendance date | 17th February 2004 |
| Rugby league attendance record | 23,004 |
| Pitch dimensions | 105m x 68m |
The Tigers' football attendance record was set on 10 May 2010, when 25,030 spectators watched Hull City draw 0-0 with Liverpool in the Premier League.
The overall football attendance record saw 25,280 watch England U21s vs Netherlands U21s back in February 2004.
MKM Stadium's history and unique features
Construction began in 2001, with the £44m project completed the following year.
The stadium officially opened on 18th December 2002, when Hull City beat Sunderland 1-0 in a friendly in front of their supporters.
The move from Boothferry Park increased the club's capacity by over 8,000 seats.
The ground comprises four main stands, with the West Stand featuring two tiers while the North, South and East Stands are single-tier structures. Its 105m by 68m pitch also features undersoil heating and a hybrid grass surface.
The stadium has undergone three commercial naming identities: KC Stadium (2002-2016), KCOM Stadium (2016-2021) and MKM Stadium (2021-present). MKM Building Supplies secured the current naming rights in June 2021.
MKM Stadium ticket prices by the numbers
Hull City's 2026/27 ticketing model uses annual memberships rather than conventional season tickets, with adult prices depending on seating zone.
| Adult membership zone | Annual price |
|---|---|
| Zone 1 | £396 |
| Zone 2 | £492 |
| Zone 3 | £600 |
The prices equate to monthly direct debits of £33, £41 and £50 respectively. Junior memberships cost £96 annually across all three zones.
With a capacity exceeding 25,500, a £44m construction bill and three different commercial names, the MKM Stadium has become an important sporting and entertainment venue in Hull since opening more than two decades ago.