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About Atanasio Girardot Stadium

Atanasio Girardot Stadium sits in the Laureles-Estadio district of Medellín, part of a larger sports complex that makes it a centerpiece for football and major events in the city. With a pre-renovation capacity around 44,000–45,000 (commonly cited as 44,826), the venue continues to host national league matches, international tournaments, and high-profile concerts. A major expansion announced in late 2025 aims to bring capacity up to 60,000 with a full roof and modern upgrades, expected to begin mid-2026 and finish by 2027. Whether you’re catching a match or a concert, planning ahead helps secure your seats and a smooth experience.

We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit access, and nearby lodging and dining options, with trusted affiliate recommendations to simplify your trip to Medellín’s iconic stadium.

Venue overview: Atanasio Girardot Stadium is a multi‑purpose football stadium within a larger sports complex. While public seating maps aren’t published as a single universal diagram, seating charts for specific events are available on Ticketmaster pages. The stadium is known for hosting major events like Copa América (2001), FIFA U-20 World Cup (2011), the 2010 South American Games, and headline concerts by global stars. The venue’s proximity to the Estadio metro station (Line B) makes rail travel a convenient choice for most events.

Seating & accessibility: Seating is organized to accommodate both football matches and concerts, with different configurations per event. For precise seating, check the event’s seating chart in the ticketing page for your performance. If you require accessible seating, contact the venue or event organizer ahead of your purchase to confirm available options.

Parking & transit: Parking around Atanasio Girardot is limited and can be constrained during big events. We strongly recommend using Medellín’s metro system via Estadio station on Line B for quick and reliable access. If you’re driving, arrive early and consider park-and-ride options in nearby neighborhoods to ease traffic. Taxis and ride-share services are widely available near laureles-estadio points of access.

Nearby hotels & dining: In the Laureles‑Estadio area you’ll find a range of stays from mid‑range to comfortable boutique options. Notable choices include Hotel Florida Inn, Cytrico Hotel Laureles Estadio, and Tequendama Medellín. For dining, look for local eateries along Avenida Nutibara and around the Laureles neighborhood, offering a mix of Colombian staples and international cuisine. We also highlight affiliate partner recommendations to help secure convenient accommodations and dining options near the stadium.

Notable acts & events: The venue has hosted world‑stage names like Madonna (2012), Beyoncé (2013), Guns N’ Roses (2016), J Balvin (2019), and Karol G (2021/2022). For current events and tickets, check our listings pages and the event’s official ticketing page.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: Unidad Deportiva Atanasio Girardot, Medellín, Colombia (Laureles-Estadio area).
  • Capacity (pre-renovation): roughly 44,000–45,000 (commonly cited as 44,826).
  • Venue type: Multi‑purpose stadium within a larger sports complex; primary use is football.
  • Seating chart: public seating map is not widely published as a single map; event pages on Ticketmaster provide seating charts for specific events.
  • Parking: parking around the stadium is limited and can be constrained during big events; public transit is strongly recommended.
  • Transit: Metro access via Estadio station on Line B (the stadium is adjacent to the metro line).
  • Nearby hotels: multiple options in Laureles/Estadio area (examples include Hotel Florida Inn, Cytrico Hotel Laureles Estadio, Tequendama Medellín).
  • Notable events hosted: 2001 Copa América, 2011 FIFA U-20 World Cup, 2010 South American Games; notable concerts including Madonna (2012), Beyoncé (2013), Guns N' Roses (2016), J Balvin (2019), Karol G (2021/2022).
  • Renovation status: in November 2025, Alcaldía de Medellín announced a plan to expand to 60,000 spectators with a full roof and other upgrades; construction expected to begin mid‑2026 and complete by 2027.