Estadio San Juan del Bicentenario, football stadium in San Juan, Argentina
Estadio San Juan del Bicentenario is a sports venue in San Juan, Argentina, primarily used for soccer matches and sporting events. The facility has four stands surrounding the field with clear views from all seating areas and can accommodate over 25,000 spectators.
The stadium opened in March 2011 with a match between Argentina and Venezuela, and has since hosted national and international sporting competitions. It was named to commemorate Argentina's bicentennial anniversary of independence.
The venue is named after Argentina's bicentennial celebration and represents a significant local landmark for the community. It serves as a gathering place where people come together to experience sports and shared moments.
The stadium is located in Pocito near Route 40, making it accessible to visitors from across the region. Night events benefit from powerful floodlights with 1,200 lux that provide excellent visibility of the field.
The stadium was completed in just 24 months and was designed from the start to host multiple sports beyond soccer. A secondary training facility with additional fields was added later to expand athletic opportunities for the community.
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