Allianz Parque Seating Guide
Where to sit & the best seats
“Allianz Parque” · “Arena Palestra” · “Casa do Palmeiras”
Where to sit at Allianz Parque
Lower or upper ring central, west side
Central side seats at mid-height give the cleanest view of the whole pitch.
Upper ring central, either side
Elevated side seats capture the full pitch and both goals for less.
Gol Norte (Mancha Alviverde / Geral)
Behind the north goal with Palmeiras' loudest support and the standing Geral area.
Upper ring back rows behind the goals
High and end-on, a long way from play.
About Allianz Parque
Allianz Parque holds about 43,713 for football (and up to around 55,000 for concerts) in a compact, steep arena bowl with lower and upper rings close to the pitch. The behind-goal Gol Norte and Gol Sul ends drive the atmosphere, with the Mancha Alviverde ultras and the newer standing Geral area behind the north goal, while the side stands (arquibancadas and camarotes) hold the seated and premium areas. Central side seats give the best views; the goal ends give the noise. It is Palmeiras' home and one of São Paulo's premier concert venues.
Allianz Parque, renamed Nubank Parque in 2026, is Palmeiras' modern arena-style stadium in São Paulo, opened in 2014 on the site of the club's historic Palestra Itália ground. Built by WTorre as a multi-use arena, it has steep, tightly packed stands close to the pitch, a full roof over the seating and one of the most intense atmospheres in Brazilian football.
Allianz Parque in photos
4 outside · 2 inside the venue
Seating map
This is the map used for ticket sales at Allianz Parque. Exact configuration varies by event.
How the venue is set up
Football (Palmeiras home)
Palmeiras matches fill the bowl to about 43,713, with the loudest support and the Mancha Alviverde behind the north goal.
End-stage concert
As a purpose-built arena it hosts major concerts with an end stage over the pitch, lifting capacity toward 55,000; the far end is curtained and the field becomes GA or seated.
In-the-round / special events
Some events use bespoke stage layouts on the pitch, with reduced or screened views behind the stage.
Seating levels explained
Arquibancada InferiorLower ring, all sides
The lower seated ring wrapping close to the pitch.
Pros: Close to the action with steep, atmospheric sightlines.
Cons: Lower rows have a flatter angle; ends are end-on.
Arquibancada SuperiorUpper ring, all sides
The upper seated ring under the roof.
Pros: Elevated panoramic views of the whole pitch, well covered.
Cons: Higher and farther, especially behind the goals.
Gol Norte & Gol SulNorth and south goal ends
The behind-goal ends, including the Mancha Alviverde ultras and the standing Geral Norte area.
Pros: The most passionate, song-filled atmosphere in the arena.
Cons: End-on views and dense, partisan crowds.
CamarotesExecutive box level
The band of executive suites and premium hospitality boxes.
Pros: Comfort, catering and premium central views.
Cons: The most expensive tickets in the arena.
Best seats at Allianz Parque
Best overall view
Lower or upper ring central, west side
Central side seats at mid-height give the cleanest view of the whole pitch.
Atmosphere and singing
Gol Norte (Mancha Alviverde / Geral)
Behind the north goal with Palmeiras' loudest support and the standing Geral area.
Panorama on a budget
Upper ring central, either side
Elevated side seats capture the full pitch and both goals for less.
Premium comfort
Camarotes (executive boxes)
Catered boxes with comfortable, central premium views for a hospitality night out.
Concert with an end stage
Side rings toward the stage end
Angled toward the stage with a clean, covered view, away from behind-stage cutoffs.
| For | Sections | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Best overall view | Lower or upper ring central, west side | Central side seats at mid-height give the cleanest view of the whole pitch. |
| Atmosphere and singing | Gol Norte (Mancha Alviverde / Geral) | Behind the north goal with Palmeiras' loudest support and the standing Geral area. |
| Panorama on a budget | Upper ring central, either side | Elevated side seats capture the full pitch and both goals for less. |
| Premium comfort | Camarotes (executive boxes) | Catered boxes with comfortable, central premium views for a hospitality night out. |
| Concert with an end stage | Side rings toward the stage end | Angled toward the stage with a clean, covered view, away from behind-stage cutoffs. |
Seats to avoid & obstructed views
Upper ring back rows behind the goals: High and end-on, a long way from play.
Lower front rows near the corners: Flat angle with touchline and advertising-board obstructions.
Sections beside away-fan segregation: Security buffers can intrude on the view and experience.
Concert seats behind an end stage: Curtained off or facing away from the stage.
Accessibility & companion seating
As a modern 2014 arena, Allianz Parque was built with accessibility in mind, offering wheelchair and companion positions, accessible entrances, lifts and adapted restrooms. Accessible tickets are arranged through the club's or arena's official channels, best booked in advance.
Where: Accessible positions are distributed around the lower ring on several sides, with step-free access from the concourses.
Upcoming events at Allianz Parque
Round of 16: Palmeiras vs Fortaleza
Sun, 2 Aug 2026 · Copa do Brasil
Palmeiras vs Internacional
Sun, 9 Aug 2026 · Brazilian Serie A
Palmeiras vs Cerro Porteno
Wed, 12 Aug 2026 · Copa Libertadores
Palmeiras vs Vasco da Gama
Sun, 23 Aug 2026 · Brazilian Serie A
Palmeiras vs Sao Paulo
Sun, 13 Sept 2026 · Brazilian Serie A
Palmeiras vs Bahia
Wed, 7 Oct 2026 · Serie A (Brazil)
Zayn-Sao Paulo, Brazil
Sat, 10 Oct 2026 · Concerts
Palmeiras vs Corinthians
Sun, 11 Oct 2026 · Serie A (Brazil)
Getting there
Transport
The Barra Funda and Água Branca stations on the CPTM trains and the Barra Funda Metro/bus terminal are within walking distance, and the stadium sits just off the Marginal Tietê. Parking is limited and traffic heavy on matchdays and concert nights, so trains and the Metro are the easiest way in.
The area
The arena is in the Água Branca/Perdizes area of west-central São Paulo, near the Barra Funda transport hub and the Memorial da América Latina. It is a mixed residential and commercial district with bars and eateries that fill up before Palmeiras games and concerts.
Allianz Parque · São Paulo, Brazil
Frequently asked questions
What is Allianz Parque's capacity?
It holds about 43,713 for football and up to around 55,000 for concerts, depending on the stage configuration.
Was Allianz Parque renamed?
Yes. The naming rights passed from Allianz to Nubank in 2026, so the stadium is now officially Nubank Parque, though many fans still call it Allianz Parque or Arena Palestra.
Where do the Palmeiras ultras sit?
The Mancha Alviverde and the loudest support gather behind the north goal (Gol Norte), which also has a standing Geral area added to boost the atmosphere.
What are the best seats at Allianz Parque?
Central seats on the side stands, lower or upper ring, give the best all-round views. The Gol Norte end is best for atmosphere, and the camarotes for comfort.
How do I get to Allianz Parque?
Use the CPTM trains and Metro to Barra Funda or the Água Branca station, both within walking distance; trains and Metro beat driving on busy nights.
Does Allianz Parque host concerts?
Yes. It was built as a multi-use arena and is one of São Paulo's top concert venues, having hosted many major international tours since Paul McCartney opened it in 2014.
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