Estadio Azteca, Mexico city

Estadio Azteca is a football stadium located in Mexico City. It is the official home of football team Club América, as well as the Mexico national team. The stadium sits at an altitude of 2,200 m above sea level.

1. Map

2. Seat Views & Description

All categories are lined up with the above map for your convenience. 

UPPER-LEVEL ENDZONE (651 - 665, 549 - 570 / 619 - 634, 518 - 537)

Affordable upper-level sections.

upper-level sidelines (sections 603 - 618, 503 - 507, 513 - 517 / 635 - 650, 538 - 548)

Alongside the field, these seats are both affordable and good in terms of vibe of “being in there” an enjoying.

LOWER LEVEL ENDZONE (SECTIONS 113 - 122 / 136 - 145)

One of the best seats, just behind the lines. Great atmosphere of being there, good combination of aisles and block, and also a plenty of amenities located nearby, for drinking, eating and having unstoppable tru fun.

lower level sidelines (sections 101 - 111 / 225 - 246)

One of the bestseats, providing you with the amazing view, different amenities.

3. Suites

The size of the suites at Azteca Estadio differs based on the suite level.

Make it stand out

Enjoy all the events at Estadio Azteca in the top of Premiere Areas, located in the west side of the Stadium, aside the Press Box, here you will delight with an exceptional view in a private and exclusive venue.
The boxes are available on the event days and count with easy-access parking lot (through gate 10).
Each of the Executive Boxes has a living space, TV screen, private restrooms, personalized service with high-end food and beverages.

4. Facts

  1. Historical Icon: Estadio Azteca, located in Mexico City, is one of the most iconic and historic football stadiums in the world. It was the first stadium to host two FIFA World Cup Finals, in 1970 and 1986, making it a symbol of football history and excellence.

  2. Capacity: With a seating capacity of over 87,000, Estadio Azteca is the largest stadium in Mexico and the third-largest in Latin America. Its massive size and vibrant atmosphere make it a favorite venue for major sporting events and concerts.

  3. Altitude Challenge: One unique aspect of Estadio Azteca is its high altitude. Situated at 7,200 feet (2,200 meters) above sea level, it presents a challenge for visiting teams not accustomed to such conditions. The thin air can affect players' stamina and performance, giving the home team, particularly the Mexican national football team, a notable advantage.

  4. Maracanazo Revisited: Estadio Azteca gained additional historical significance during the 1970 World Cup when it hosted the match between Italy and West Germany. This match is often referred to as the "Game of the Century" and is comparable to Brazil's "Maracanazo" in 1950. Italy won 4-3 after extra time in a thrilling encounter.

  5. Hand of God and Goal of the Century: In the 1986 World Cup, Estadio Azteca witnessed two of the most memorable goals in football history, both scored by Diego Maradona. The infamous "Hand of God" goal and the breathtaking "Goal of the Century" against England occurred in this stadium during the quarter-final match.

  6. Club America's Home Ground: Estadio Azteca serves as the home ground for Club América, one of Mexico's most successful football clubs. The team's passionate fan base, known as "Las Águilas," fills the stadium with energy during domestic and international competitions.

  7. Papal Visit: In 1999, Estadio Azteca hosted a unique event – a Mass celebrated by Pope John Paul II. Over a million people attended the religious gathering, marking the stadium's versatility beyond sports and entertainment.

  8. Renovation and Modernization: Over the years, Estadio Azteca has undergone several renovations and modernization projects to enhance its facilities and maintain its status as a world-class venue. These efforts have kept the stadium in line with international standards.

  9. Cultural Events: Beyond sports, Estadio Azteca has been a venue for numerous cultural events and concerts. It has hosted performances by renowned artists such as Paul McCartney, U2, and the Rolling Stones, adding to its reputation as a multifaceted entertainment hub.

  10. FIFA Centennial Award: In 2004, Estadio Azteca was honored with the FIFA Centennial Order of Merit, recognizing its significant contribution to football's history and its status as a landmark stadium. This prestigious award solidifies its place as a key institution in the world of football.