Overview Estadio José Antonio Anzoátegui

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the old stadium occupied area demolished , construction new stadium started scratch. modern stadium needed venue copa america 2007 soccer tournament. stadium has spectator capacity of 37,485 multiple levels, closed circuit security system, 2 police stations inside stadium, 4 locker rooms, 4 temporal offices, office venezuelan federation of football , 1 fifa, anti-doping room, 2 changing rooms athletes, gym, auditorium 200 people, 8 food shops, central control station, nursery, roof locations of television cameras, restaurant , vip bar, 4 elevators , 24 transmission cabins.


in july 2006, legislative branch of anzoátegui approved 25 hundred million bolivares speed works of stadium in have been invested 100 million bolivares.


after copa américa 2007 finished, stadium started works on final touches of stadium. in march 2008, roof finished.







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