Estadio Alejandro Serrano Aguilar: A Visitor’s Guide

The stadium stands at the intersection of Av. del Estadio and José Peralta in Cuenca. Club Deportivo Cuenca’s offices are inside the venue, at the same address.

The stadium’s history reaches back to 1945. Club Deportivo Cuenca gives its founding date as 1 November, while the Municipality of Cuenca records an opening on 3 November under the name Estadio Municipal “El Ejido.”

It was later renamed Alejandro Serrano Aguilar in honor of the mayor of Cuenca and Club Deportivo Cuenca president at the time. The municipality also records a reconstruction and reopening in 1971.

Ticket prices, sales arrangements and entry rules can depend on the fixture, so check Club Deportivo Cuenca’s official site before you go. For a specific match, confirm the ticket details and any entry instructions there before setting out.

The stadium’s capacity is 16,540 spectators. That gives you a sense of its scale, but it doesn’t confirm availability for any particular game.

The address to use for your route is Av. del Estadio y José Peralta. For city-wide travel planning, the guide to riding the Cuenca tram covers how to use that transit option.

The Municipality of Cuenca describes a grass playing surface, a Regupol AG athletics track and pitch dimensions of 105 by 68 metres. The stadium sits at an altitude of 2,526 metres above sea level.

The GAD Municipal de Cuenca owns the stadium. Club Deportivo Cuenca’s offices are inside the venue, at Av. del Estadio y José Peralta.

For a football match, use the club’s guidance for entry and any venue rules that apply to your fixture. Don’t assume that general office arrangements are the same as match-day access.

Check Club Deportivo Cuenca’s official site for fixture information and match-specific details before you plan around a game. Kick-off times and ticket arrangements are tied to individual fixtures, so verify the information for the match you intend to attend.