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About Estadio Saprissa

Welcome to Estadio Saprissa, officially named Estadio Ricardo Saprissa Ayma, the iconic football stadium in San José known as 6La Cueva del Monstruo4. With a capacity of 23,112, this multi-use venue hosts Deportivo Saprissa home matches, Costa Rica national team games, and historic concerts. Whether you re planning a match day or an event, we ve got you with clear seating info, parking guidelines, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you secure your seats with ease.

For a smooth visit, check the seating sectors by name: Palcos (east and west), Platea, Sombra, and Sol. Parking is available on-site with entry rules and time windows described in stadium regulations. The venue is well-served by multiple bus routes and rail connections, making it convenient to reach from the greater San Jose area. Nearby Tibás and San Jos

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 23,112 seats.
  • Location/Address: Avenida 4 y Calle 7, San Juan de Tibás, San José, Costa Rica.
  • Venue type: Football stadium (multi-use), home of Deportivo Saprissa; nickname "La Cueva del Monstruo".
  • Seating chart: Estadio uses named sectors such as Palcos (east and west), Platea, Sombra, and Sol areas.
  • Parking: Private parking exists; access/entry rules are described in the stadium regulations (e.g., parking entry rules and time windows before events).
  • Transit: Accessible by multiple bus routes and trains; public transit options are documented (Moovit provides route details).
  • Nearby hotels: Numerous hotels around Tibás/San José area serve visitors (examples include Taormina Hotel and Dunn Inn; see Hotels.com listings).
  • Notable events hosted: Deportivo Saprissa home matches, Costa Rica national team games, and historic concerts by major artists.
  • Renamed/demolished: Not demolished; officially named Estadio Ricardo Saprissa Ayma (Aymá).