José Fierro Monumental Stadium is a sports stadium in Argentina. This ground is primarily used for the hosting of football and rugby games. It is situated in Tucumán; therefore, it is popularly known as Tucumán Stadium. It is the 14th largest football stadium in Argentina, with a capacity of 35200. José Fierro Monumental Stadium seating plan with seat numbers and rows helps in finding the seats. It is also known as Monumental José Fierro and Estadio Monumental José Fierro in Spanish.
It is an old Stadium and the construction of the stadium started in 1921. It was opened in 1922, and the name of the stadium was Grand Stadium. 5000 was the capacity of the Grand Stadium at the time of opening in 1922. The name of the stadium was changed to José Fierro Monumental Stadium after some years. The stadium has undergone numerous renovations, and the capacity of the stadium was 29200 before the start of the 2009 expansion plan. The renovation and expansion plan for the stadium was completed in 2020, including a 2700-seat grandstand and a VIP box. The current capacity of the stadium is 35200.
José Fierro Monumental Stadium is the home ground of Club Atlético Tucumán. This club is mainly popular for their football team and the home games of the team are hosted at this ground. It is also known as Atlético Tucumán Stadium during the hosting of games. The Tucumán Rugby Union team and the Argentina national rugby team also use this ground for their matches. It is one of the most popular stadiums in the region, and it remains busy throughout the year.
José Fierro Monumental Stadium Seating Plan
Atlético Tucumán Stadium is a big stadium with a capacity of 35200 spectators. The seats of the stadium are spread across multiple levels, stands, sections, and rows to accommodate their guests. José Fierro Monumental Stadium seat map shows the location of all the stands with their names and row numbers. It is easy to find the seats once you check the seating layout.
The name of the stands along with the rows are depicted on the seating arrangement chart of José Fierro Monumental Stadium. It is an reference map and the numbers can be slightly different.
Multiple maps of the stadium are mentioned on the map for easy identification of the seats. It is one of the biggest stadiums in Northern Argentina and it attracts a good crowd during the games. The location of the field, goal posts, and stands behind the main areas of the stadium are indicated on the map to choose the best view seats.
The location of the accessible seats, wheelchair friendly areas, lifts, ramps, toilets, etc can also be located on the Atlético Tucumán Stadium seating plan. Some of the sections of the stadium are reserved for hospitality areas. VIP boxes, grandstands, clubs, premium seats, etc., are shown on the map for the convenience of visitors.
This Stadium has multiple entry doors, and the location of all the admission doors can be seen on the map, which is quite useful while visiting the Stadium.
The location of the nearby roads, landmarks, streets, public transport options, parking lots, etc, is depicted on the Estadio Monumental José Fierro layout.
It is easy to find parking near the stadium after checking the layout. Visitors are advised to use public transport during the big games as finding the parking can be challenging. These printable maps can be carried inside the stadium to quickly locate seats.
About José Fierro Monumental Stadium
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Stadium Name | José Fierro Monumental Stadium |
| Construction Started | 1921 |
| Opened | 1922 |
| Other Names | Estadio Monumental José Fierro, Grand Stadium, Club Atlético Tucumán Stadium, Tucumán Stadium |
| Home Team & Other Tenant | Club Atlético Tucumán, Argentina rugby team, Tucumán Rugby Union Team |
| Capacity | 35200 |
| Owned By | Club Atlético Tucumán |
| Operated By | Club Atlético Tucumán |
| Designed By | José Graña |
| Famous Events Hosted | Argentine First Division, Conmebol Sudamericana, Conmebol Libertadores, Argentina Cup, Super League Cup |
| Construction Cost | NA |
| Stadium Surface | Grass |
| Highest Attendance Recorded | NA |
| Stadium Uses | Football and Rugby |
| Stand Name | Multiple |
| Transportation | Rail and Road |
| Stadium Address | 25 de Mayo 1351, T4000 San Miguel de Tucumán, Tucumán, Argentina |
