How Vietnam Is Building the World's Largest Stadium — 135,000 Seats

How is Vietnam building a 135,000-seat stadium in Hanoi — and why is it being built at such incredible speed? In southern Hanoi, Vietnam is building VinFast Stadium, a massive new sports venue designed to accommodate around 135,000 spectators. The stadium covers approximately 73.3 hectares and is being developed as the centerpiece of a much larger sports and urban development. VinGroup But the size is only part of the story. The stadium is planned with a fully retractable roof, AI-powered operations, smart 5G seating, advanced crowd-management systems, rapid pitch replacement, water-recovery technology and infrastructure designed to handle enormous crowds. In this documentary, we explore how Vietnam is engineering one of the world's largest stadiums, how 135,000 people could move through the venue, how the retractable roof works, and why this project is much more than a football stadium. In this video: - How Vietnam is building a 135,000-seat stadium - The engineering behind VinFast Stadium - The massive retractable roof - How 135,000 spectators could enter and exit - AI-powered crowd management - 5G smart seating - Rapid football pitch replacement - Water recycling and sustainable stadium technology - Why the project is being built so quickly - The larger Hanoi sports and urban development The project is currently planned for completion in July 2027. VinGroup This is the story of how Vietnam is attempting to build a stadium on an extraordinary scale — and turn it into an entire smart sports ecosystem. 00:00 The World's Largest Stadium Is Rising in Vietnam 00:47 Inside VinFast Stadium 01:37 Building a Stadium the Size of a City 02:57 The Roof That Has to Move 04:24 Moving 135,000 People 06:16 A Stadium That Can Change Itself 08:14 Building at an Unusual Speed 10:06 More Than a Stadium 11:35 The Future of VinFast Stadium #VinFastStadium #Vietnam #WorldsLargestStadium #MegaProjects #Engineering #Megaprojects #Stadium