Is Cardiff City Moving Stadiums? No — They've Been at Cardiff City Stadium Since 2009

No. There are no official plans for Cardiff City FC to move stadiums.

Current Home

• Stadium: Cardiff City Stadium (Welsh: Stadiwm Dinas Caerdydd)
• Location: Leckwith, Cardiff, Wales
• Capacity: 33,280 (all-seater)
• Opened: July 2009 (replaced Ninian Park)
• Ownership: Cardiff City Football Club Holdings Ltd (club owns stadium)
• Tenants: Cardiff City FC (men), Cardiff City FC Women, Wales national team (some matches)

History

• Ninian Park (1910–2009): Historic ground; capacity 21,500; demolished for housing
• Millennium Stadium (2000–2009): Temporary home during construction (FAW owned)
• Cardiff City Stadium: Built on adjacent land; cost ~£48M; financed by club + development rights

Why Rumors Persist

• Expansion talk: Club has explored increasing capacity to 38K+ (safe standing, corporate boxes)
• Ownership changes: Vincent Tan era (2010–2022) saw rebranding (blue→red, crest change) — fueled speculation
• Wales matches: FAW prefers Cardiff City Stadium for smaller fixtures; Principality Stadium for big games

Future

Any move would require: planning permission, funding, fan consultation, FAW approval. None initiated. Current lease/ownership secure. Focus is stadium improvement (pitch, facilities, fan zone), not relocation.

Cardiff City = Cardiff City Stadium. Since 2009. Not moving.