The Morumbi Stadium, also known as Cícero Pompeu de Toledo Stadium, is one of the most famous stadiums in Brazil. It is located in São Paulo and is home to the São Paulo Football Club. Besides football matches, the stadium also hosts concerts and other events.
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Where Morumbi Stadium is Located
The Morumbi Stadium is located at Avenida Giovanni Gronchi, 5770, in the Morumbi neighborhood, in São Paulo. The stadium is easily accessible, with several transportation options nearby.
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Structure of Morumbi Stadium
The Morumbi Stadium has a capacity of 66,795 seats and offers great infrastructure, including:
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Comfortable stands and seats for the public.
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Exclusive boxes for VIPs and sponsors.
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Modern changing rooms for the teams.
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Restaurants and snack bars inside the stadium.
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Spacious parking for those driving.
The stadium was inaugurated in 1960 and has an important history in football, being the stage for great matches and events.
How to Get to Morumbi Stadium
You can reach the Morumbi Stadium in various ways:
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By car: The address is Avenida Giovanni Gronchi, 5770. The stadium has parking, but it can get full on game days.
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Public transport: The stadium is well served by buses and is close to the Morumbi subway station (line 4, yellow).
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Taxi or rideshare: It’s also easy to arrive using Uber or 99, which will drop you off at the stadium entrance.
Gates of Morumbi Stadium
The Morumbi Stadium has several gates for the public:
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Gate 1: The main entrance, where most fans enter. It provides access to the stands and seats.
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Gates 2 and 3: Used by those going to the boxes and VIP areas, with stricter security checks.
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North and South Gates: Less frequently used, but serve specific areas and provide quick access.
Tips for the Game at Morumbi
To enjoy the game at Morumbi Stadium, arrive at the stadium at least 1 hour before the start. This way, you have time to go through security and find your seat. Remember to bring water, sunscreen, and snacks, in case you don't want to rely on the options inside the stadium. And, of course, wear comfortable clothes and shoes to feel good during the event.
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