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About Arena Coliseo - CDMX

Arena Coliseo, officially known as Arena Coliseo de la Ciudad de México, is a storied indoor arena in Mexico City’s Centro Histórico. Opened in 1943 and nurtured by Salvador Lutteroth, it remains a cornerstone venue for lucha libre and boxing under the ownership of the Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) since 1990. Known affectionately as El Embudo de Peru 77, this historic site has hosted legendary bouts including the 1952 Santo vs. Black Shadow mask-vs-mask match and countless CMLL Anniversary shows. Whether you’re a longtime fan or curious traveler, we’ve got you covered for a straightforward ticket or event visit.

Venue details, accessibility, and nearby options help you plan with ease. Arena Coliseo blends history with vibrant sport culture, making it a must-visit for wrestling and boxing enthusiasts in Mexico City. Secure your seats with confidence and explore nearby stays and dining that fit your trip. If you’re traveling from Centro Histórico or beyond, you’ll find practical transit routes and local recommendations to enhance your experience.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address/location: República del Perú 77, Cuauhtémoc, CDMX (Centro Histórico).
  • Venue type: historic indoor arena for lucha libre and boxing.
  • Opened: 1943; built by Salvador Lutteroth; original capacity 8,863; current capacity 5,550 (wrestling/boxing).
  • Owner/Operator: Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) since 1990.
  • Notable events: Santo vs. Black Shadow (1952) mask-vs-mask; numerous CMLL Anniversary shows.
  • Renamed/demolished: not demolished or renamed; still known as Arena Coliseo; nicknamed El Embudo de Peru 77.
  • Parking: parking is limited; there is no large on-site facility widely advertised for Arena Coliseo.
  • Transit: accessible by walking/bus routes; commonly reached via nearby central transit hubs; near several metro/bus lines.
  • Nearby hotels: multiple Centro Histórico hotels within a short taxi ride or walk.