Orlen Stadion im. Kazimierza Górskiego

The record crowd at Łukasiewicza 34 belongs to a match played in May 1974, when 27,000 people came to watch Wisła Płock against Twente of the Netherlands. Nothing since has come close, and nothing can.

What stood there before opened on 10 June 1973, to a design by Jacek Kwieciński and Janusz Mariański. It carried no name beyond the street it sat on until 2004, when the city attached that of Kazimierz Górski. The name survived the demolition. In March 2023 a sponsorship agreement with PKN Orlen put the company in front of it, and the ground now appears on team sheets as Orlen Stadion im. Kazimierza Górskiego — Orlen Stadion in commercial shorthand.

Mirbud S.A. built the replacement under Perbo Group's management, at a cost of around 175 million złoty against an original contract of 166.5 million. It opened on 2 September 2023 with a heated natural pitch and a UEFA category 3 rating.

Płock has hosted the senior national side twice, both times in the old ground: a 4-3 win over Serbia and Montenegro on 16 November 2003 before 9,000, and a 1-0 defeat by the United States on 31 March 2004 before 10,000. The new stadium's first international came six days after it opened, the under-21s beating Kosovo 3-0 in front of 6,265.