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Estadio Centenario Tickets

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About Estadio Centenario

Estadio Centenario is Uruguay’s iconic football stadium in Montevideo, serving as the primary home for the Uruguay national team and a historic site for international football. With a capacity of 60,235 for football matches, the stadium features four main grandstands—Olympic, América, Colombes, and Amsterdam—plus VIP and press areas. Renovated in 2021, Estadio Centenario remains a premier venue for major events and is a centerpiece in Uruguay’s football landscape.

Whether you’re catching a World Cup qualifier, a Copa América final feel, or a landmark international match, we can help you find tickets and plan your visit with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining options.

Plan ahead to secure your seats at Estadio Centenario. We’ve got you covered with clear seating information, parking guidance, transit options, and trusted hotel and restaurant recommendations within easy reach of the stadium. If you’re attending a historic match or a modern final, consider nearby accommodations and meals that fit your schedule and budget. Date to be announced for upcoming events — check back for updates as plans are confirmed.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 60,235 seats (current official figure for football matches).
  • Location/Address: Avenida Dr. Américo Ricaldoni y Federico Videla, Parque Batlle, Montevideo, Uruguay.
  • Venue type: Football stadium owned by the Montevideo Department; primary home of the Uruguay national team; historically used by Peñarol as well.
  • Seating chart: Four main grandstands (Olympic, América, Colombes, Amsterdam) with VIP/press areas; the Olympic Grandstand accommodates about 21,648; Colombes ~13,914; Amsterdam ~13,923; VIP/press areas add additional capacity.
  • Parking: Official event parking exists nearby (about 100 spaces in some lots); city guidelines restrict parking on sidewalks and near crosswalks; designated parking zones and vehicle marshals are used during events.
  • Transit: Accessible by bus routes serving Montevideo's Tres Cruces area and surroundings; common routes include lines like 115, 143 and others; some travellers also use nearby central bus terminals for connections.
  • Nearby hotels: Numerous options within 1–3 km of Centenario Stadium; listings include hotels near Centenario Stadium on major hotel booking sites (examples include Costanero MGallery, Hotel America, and others in Montevideo).
  • Notable events hosted: 1930 FIFA World Cup matches (including Uruguay–Argentina final), Copa América (1942, 1956, 1967, 1995), 2021 Copa Libertadores final, 2021 Copa Sudamericana final; Uruguay was named a 2030 FIFA World Cup host with Centenario anticipated to host opening matches.
  • Renaming/demolition: The stadium has not been demolished or renamed; it was renovated in 2021 and remains Estadio Centenario.