Samsun New 19 Mayıs Stadium is a smart multi-purpose stadium located in the Tekkeköy district of Samsun. Built by the Mass Housing Administration, the stadium takes its name from May 19, the day Mustafa Kemal Atatürk landed in Samsun. With a capacity of 33,919, it hosts Samsunspor's home matches.

The stadium, with a total area of 137,700 m² (approximately 79,000 m² of parking and green space, an 11,000 m² shopping mall, and a 50,000 m² stadium area), has a seating capacity of 33,939 and was constructed with advanced physical facilities in accordance with the standards set by FIFA, UEFA, and the Turkish Football Federation (TFF). Rectangular in design with oval-shaped corners, the stadium runs north-south, with projections extending from the northeast and southwest corners to the southeast. The stadium's viewing area consists of the east stand, also known as the marathon, the north and south goalposts, and the west stand, also known as the family stand. The playing field, a 110x74 m pitch covering 8,400 m², is illuminated by 228 lighting fixtures. Additionally, there are two digital scoreboards at the corners of the upper floor, where the east and south stands intersect and the west and north stands intersect. The closest distance between the touchlines and the stands is 3 m. Athletes and sports stakeholders are provided with four dressing rooms, two referee rooms, an infirmary, a doping control room, a stadium administration room, a UEFA club hospitality area, a corporate guest area, and press and conference rooms. Spectators can access the west stand, which includes a 300-capacity VIP and protocol area, 54 lodges, men's, women's, and disabled restrooms in accordance with UEFA criteria, a restaurant and food court, a police station, a health center, shopping outlets, and multiple ticket offices. In addition to these, the stadium has two power lines, generator support, 19 elevators, indoor and outdoor parking, and dedicated parking for VIP, protocol, and group buses.