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About Olympic Hockey Centre - Pitch 1 At Deodoro Olympic Park
The Olympic Hockey Centre at Deodoro Olympic Park is a premier outdoor field hockey complex in Rio de Janeiro. Pitch 1 offers a substantial seating configuration with a permanent main stand and expansive temporary seating, totaling approximately 7,800 seats. Built for major events and originally expanded for the 2007 Pan American Games, the facility continues to host high-profile field hockey matches, including the 2016 Summer Olympics games. The venue is part of a larger sports and entertainment hub within the Deodoro area, known for its accessible transport links and family-friendly amenities.
Whether you're planning a day at the pitch for a tournament, a national qualifier, or a community match, we’ve got you covered with practical details. Parking is available on-site and nearby lots, with multiple transit options including the Deodoro rail station (SuperVia) and the Transolímpica BRT corridors. After the game, explore nearby hotels and dining options recommended by our affiliate partners to ensure a smooth, hassle-free visit. For the best seats, secure your tickets early via our easy, no-fuss buying flow—like having a friend in the business who’s got you covered.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: Pitch 1 ~7,800 seats (2,500 permanent + 5,300 temporary); Pitch 2 ~4,100 seats (temporary).
- Address: Estrada Pedro de Alcântara, 2020 - Vila Militar, Rio de Janeiro, RJ 21615-435.
- Venue type: Outdoor field hockey centre comprising two artificial-turf pitches, warm-up field, and ancillary facilities; part of Deodoro Olympic Park.
- Seating chart: Main court has permanent seats (around 2,500) with substantial temporary seating to reach ~7,800 total; secondary court largely temporary seating (~4,100).
- Notable events: Hosted field hockey at the 2016 Summer Olympics (men’s and women’s); originally built/expanded for the 2007 Pan American Games.
- Transit: Nearby Deodoro rail station (SuperVia) and Transolímpica BRT connect to the park; Deodoro is a key transport hub for the area.
- Nearby hotels: Several options within a reasonable distance; examples include hotels listed near Deodoro Olympic Park on major booking platforms.