Estádio Rei Pelé, Football stadium in Maceió, Brazil
Estádio Rei Pelé is a football stadium in Maceió that serves as the home ground for both CRB and CSA clubs from Alagoas state. The venue is located in the Trapiche da Barra neighborhood and accommodates approximately 20,000 spectators.
The stadium opened on October 25, 1970, with Santos FC playing against a local Alagoas All-Stars team in the inaugural match. That opening game drew a large crowd and established the venue as an important focal point for regional football.
The stadium is named after one of football's greatest players and serves as a gathering place where the local community comes together to celebrate their passion for the sport. The venue holds special meaning for fans throughout the region as a symbol of their connection to the game.
The stadium is accessible by public transportation and offers visitors the chance to explore the facilities with a guided tour. It is helpful to check in advance whether matches or special events are scheduled before planning a visit.
Inside the stadium sits a sports museum that honors local legends and their accomplishments with major Brazilian clubs. This museum reveals the connection between the region and some remarkable figures in football history.
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