Coliseum Tickets

Stadium facts

Coliseum key facts

Home team

Getafe

Capacity

16,500

Opened

1998

Owner

Ayuntamiento de Getafe (Getafe town council; use ceded to Getafe CF)

Record attendance

15,426 — Getafe 0–3 Real Madrid, LaLiga, 4 January 2020

Pitch size

105 × 70 m

Postcode

28903

• The Coliseum opened in 1998.
• It hosted the UEFA Women's Champions League final in May 2010.
• Spain have played friendlies here against Andorra (2004) and Georgia (2016).
• The redevelopment adds a roof over every stand.

History

About Coliseum

Getafe played their first match at the Coliseum on 30 August 1998, losing 1–0 to Talavera in Segunda División B. It replaced the Estadio Municipal de Las Margaritas, demolished in 1996. It was named after the former Spain international Alfonso Pérez until October 2023, when the club and the town council dropped his name. A redevelopment that adds a roof over all stands began on 9 June 2025, with Getafe playing on at the ground during the works.

Seating layout

Coliseum seating plan & capacity

Parts of the ground are closed during the redevelopment, which runs to about late 2027.

• Grada Oeste

  The west stand, the only one almost entirely covered before the redevelopment.

• Grada Sur

  The south stand, whose upper tier was demolished and rebuilt in the redevelopment.

Getting there

How to get to Coliseum

Coliseum is at 28903, Getafe, Spain.

FAQ

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