Estadio Más Monumental Seating Map

After the renovation that removed the running track and added a pitch-level ring, it holds around 85,018, making it the largest stadium in Argentina. A planned expansion aims to raise it toward 101,000 before the 2030 World Cup.

San Martín is the main west side (the oficial stand), Belgrano is the east side, and the behind-goal ends are Sívori (north) and Centenario (south), which hold the populares.

The Sívori and Centenario populares behind the goals host River's most passionate support and are the loudest areas; the central San Martín stand balances atmosphere with the best views.

Yes. The Más Monumental is a regular home for the Argentina national team and hosts major finals, alongside being River Plate's home ground.

Use the Belgrano Norte rail line or buses along Figueroa Alcorta and Udaondo; the club designates specific access streets by stand, so check your ticket and arrive early.

Yes, it is Argentina's largest concert venue and has hosted many of the biggest international stadium tours, using an end-stage layout over the pitch.

Section numbers at Estadio Más Monumental follow the seating tiers. Plateas Bajas / new lower ring: Lower seated rings on the sidelines; Plateas Medias: Middle seated rings on the sidelines; Plateas Altas: Upper seated rings on the sidelines; Populares: North (Sívori) and south (Centenario) ends.

Yes. Estadio Más Monumental's seating map is split into numbered sections across its tiers (Plateas Bajas / new lower ring Lower seated rings on the sidelines; Plateas Medias Middle seated rings on the sidelines; Plateas Altas Upper seated rings on the sidelines; Populares North (Sívori) and south (Centenario) ends), with individual seat numbers running within each section. Check the seating map on this page or the official chart for exact seat numbers.

The best views at Estadio Más Monumental are from San Martín platea media, central — Central seats on the main stand at mid-height give the cleanest view of the whole pitch. The weakest are Populares upper back, behind the goal: High, packed and end-on, a long way from play. For a seat-by-seat view, see the view-from-seat photos and the seating map for Estadio Más Monumental.

The Más Monumental's recent renovation improved accessibility, adding adapted positions, entrances and facilities, though this remains a very large older stadium with long walks. Wheelchair users should arrange accessible tickets and access through the club's official channels in advance. Locations: Accessible positions are provided at pitch-level and lower areas, primarily on the main San Martín side, reachable without the upper-tier stairs..

Estadio Más Monumental is made up of 4 main stands: Plateas Bajas / new lower ring; Plateas Medias; Plateas Altas; Populares.

For the best view at Estadio Más Monumental, aim for San Martín platea media, central (Central seats on the main stand at mid-height give the cleanest view of the whole pitch.); New lower pitch-level ring, San Martín or Belgrano (The added field-level rows put you right by the touchline after the track's removal.). The view is most restricted from Populares upper back, behind the goal (High, packed and end-on, a long way from play.).

The Mas Monumental is currently a large open air bowl with no roof over its stands, so the seating and the pitch are open to the sky while a roof is only planned in the 2026 to 2029 renovation.

Car parks near Estadio Más Monumental include Via Park Udaondo, Estacionamiento, Est, Estacionamiento Apuba and more. The closest is Via Park Udaondo, about 389 m from the venue. On event days public transport is usually quicker than driving, so check the transport options too.