This fútbol stadium is Mexico's 10th largest stadium with a capacity for 33,000. It's home to the Cruz Azul team, who can be seen playing here. There is no nearby parking and it's best reached by taxi or the nearby metrobús. Metro San Antonio is about a 15-minute walk away.
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