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About Estadio Olimpico de Ciudad Universitaria
Welcome to the Estadio Olimpico de Ciudad Universitaria—a historic, multi‑purpose stadium in Mexico City owned by the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). With a capacity of approximately 72,000 spectators, the venue has hosted iconic events from the 1968 Summer Olympics to modern football finals. The stadium features a running track around the pitch and bench-style seating in many sections, with seating information available on Ticketmaster event pages. Whether you’re catching a university athletics meet or a major international match, we’ve got you covered with practical guidance to help you secure your seats and plan your visit.
Plan ahead with our insider tips: use on-site parking options along the stadium sides, and access transit via the Mexico City Metro (Universidad, Copilco) or Metrobús (Dr. Gálvez). For a comfortable stay, consider nearby hotels such as Holiday Inn Mexico City Plaza Universidad by IHG, plus recommended local dining options. Go with confidence—we’ve got you for tickets, logistics, and local recommendations to make your visit smooth and enjoyable.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: approximately 72,000 spectators.
- Address: Av. de los Insurgentes Sur S/N, C.U., Coyoacán, CDMX 04510.
- Venue type: University-owned, multi-purpose stadium (athletics and football).
- Seating chart: available via Ticketmaster event pages; stadium features a running track around the pitch and bench-style seating in many sections.
- Parking: on-site parking options exist at the sides of the stadium.
- Transit: accessible by Mexico City Metro (Universidad, Copilco) and Metrobús (Dr. Gálvez).
- Nearby hotels: Holiday Inn Mexico City Plaza Universidad by IHG is located near the campus.
- Notable events hosted: 1968 Summer Olympics (opening/closing ceremonies and athletics); 1986 FIFA World Cup matches; 2022 CONCACAF Champions League final (first leg) and slated 2025 final.