The stadium design was inspired by the ancient Zapotec ball courts found at Monte Albán.
The construction project was intended to promote regional professional football development in the state of Oaxaca.
The site utilizes natural topography, reducing the amount of massive concrete structures typically associated with stadium architecture.
It hosted its first official match in March 2016.
Estadio Tecnológico de Oaxaca serves as the primary home stadium for Alebrijes de Oaxaca, a professional football club competing in the Liga de Expansión MX. Completed in 2016, the venue features a distinctive design influenced by the local Zapotec archaeological site of Monte Albán, characterized by stepped terrace seating that mimics ancient pyramidal structures. The stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 14,500 spectators. Its architectural profile is defined by a lack of traditional concrete grandstands in favor of tiered, open-air seating integrated into the landscape. The facility is situated within the campus grounds of the Instituto Tecnológico de Oaxaca. It serves as a focal point for regional sports culture and community gatherings in Oaxaca City.
The upper exterior terrace providing a wide-angle view of the stepped seating architecture against the backdrop of the Oaxacan mountains.
Carry a hat or sunglasses as the stadium has limited roof coverage and direct sun exposure is common during afternoon matches.
Verify match dates on the official Alebrijes de Oaxaca social media channels before visiting, as the facility is not open for general public entry outside of events.
Attempting to enter the stadium on non-match days, as the gates are securely closed to the public.
Open only on match days; the facility remains closed to visitors during the off-season or when the team is playing away.
Prohibited items often include large bags, umbrellas, and glass containers; check security guidelines before entry.
