Arena Naucalpan

Arena Naucalpan is a professional wrestling venue with permanent ring structures and multiple seating sections that accommodate up to 2,400 spectators. The building contains specialized infrastructure designed for wrestling events and regular sporting performances.

The site originally functioned as a roller skating rink called Cafe Algusto during the 1950s before being converted to Arena KO Al Gusto. Adolfo Moreno constructed the current building in 1977, transforming it into a dedicated professional wrestling venue.

The venue hosts traditional lucha libre matches that draw local wrestling fans regularly throughout the year. These events represent a deep passion for this distinctive Mexican style of professional wrestling in the community.

The venue offers free parking and food services to make your visit convenient and comfortable. The location on Calle Jardín 19 provides good accessibility for both local and international visitors.

Every December the venue marks its anniversary with Fiesta Aniversario, a special celebration featuring exclusive tournaments and championship matches. This annual tradition brings together wrestling enthusiasts for events beyond the regular schedule.

Location: Naucalpan de Juárez delegation

Inception: December 21, 1977

GPS coordinates: 19.47528,-99.23778

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:59