Denizli Atatürk Stadium

The Atatürk Stadium, the largest stadium in Denizli, was constructed in 1987 and serves as the home venue for Denizlispor's home matches house. The stadium's first official football match was played in 1982 between Denizlispor and Eskişehirspor. The Atatürk Stadium holds the distinction of being the first stadium in Türkiye to remove wire fencing and is also the first stadium to be named "Atatürk". In 2011, based on proposals to expand the open terraces and the rear stands, the targeted capacity was set at 25,000. However, before this target could be achieved, plans were postponed due to a change in management.

The current capacity of Denizli Atatürk Stadium is 18,745. All tribune seats in the stadium have been replaced, and a dedicated tribune for disabled citizens has been provided. Following Denizlispor's 1. Lig championship in the 2018–19 season, renovation works increased the capacity from 14,979 to 18,745. The stadium's exterior facade is designed in the colors of Denizlispor, green and black. Additionally, rooster motifs representing Denizli and Denizlispor are incorporated into the seat designs place.

The Atatürk Stadium is located in the Kuşpınar neighborhood of the Pamukkale district in Denizli. The stadium is situated in a highly close position relative to the city center and offers convenient access. It is easily reachable by public transportation, and parking facilities are available in the surrounding area. The stadium also includes 14 private boxes.

Special tribunes have been constructed for disabled citizens and their families. During the renovation process, all tribune seats were replaced and equipped with modern technology. These renovation efforts have given Denizli Atatürk Stadium a modern appearance, offering fans a more comfortable viewing experience. The stadium is designed to serve not only for football matches but also for other events only.