Estadio Sixto Escobar

• Capacity
  15,000

Estadio Sixto Escobar was created to give San Juan a dedicated home for sports and community events, rooted in the island’s deep love for athletics. Construction began in the mid-20th century as Puerto Rico looked to build a venue that could support baseball, soccer, and other competitions, reflecting the growing popularity of organized sports across the island. When it opened, the stadium became one of the first major sports arenas in Puerto Rico, named in honor of Sixto Escobar, the island’s first world boxing champion and a symbol of resilience and pride.

From its early days, Estadio Sixto Escobar attracted crowds eager to cheer for local teams and experience championship-level play. Over the decades, it has hosted both baseball and soccer games, becoming a stage for memorable moments in Puerto Rican athletics. Community events, high-school championships, and regional tournaments have also taken place on its field, helping to shape generations of athletes and fans.

More than just a sports facility, Estadio Sixto Escobar stands as a landmark of Puerto Rico’s athletic heritage. The cheers from its stands echo the island’s passion for competition and community spirit. For many, it is a place where memories of thrilling games and shared pride live on long after the final whistle.

Features

• Alcohol
• Food & Drinks
• Handicap Accessibility
• Outdoor Spaces
• Parking
• Pets
• Restrooms
• Seating
• Security
• Smoking
• Standing

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