Jalisco Stadium

The Jalisco Stadium, opened on January 24, 1960, was born from the growing demand for tickets for the classics between Atlas and Guadalajara. Proposed by Alberto Alvo and designed by the engineers Javier Vallejo and Jaime de Obeso Orendáin, this iconic enclosure is located in the Colonia Independencia, occupying a land of 47,200 square meters. With a capacity for 55,000 spectators, it is the third largest stadium in Mexico. Since his first game, which faced Atlas and San Lorenzo of Argentina, Jalisco Stadium has become a symbol of the sport in Guadalajara. It not only hosts football meetings, but also cultural events and concerts, making it a neural point of the city's social and sports life. Its rich history and its imposing structure make it an indispensable place for lovers of sport and culture in Jalisco.