After introducing you institutionally This last Thursday, the new house of Real Zaragoza Open its doors for the next two seasons to host the matches of the whole Gabi Fernández. Five months of construction that have ended in the result of a football field with a capacity of 20,071 locations (41 of reduced visibility and without standing locations): the Ibercaja Stadium.
The new field, located in the Actur neighborhood, has a standard formed by four straight stands around a standardized field of standardized dimensions for national professional football competitions (105×68 m of field, 120×80 m total). In addition, it has a 52 m2 videomarker a spectacular mega -family installation and four lighting towers with reused spotlights of the Romareda field.
Stadium details
Raised to be able to build the new romareda
Stadium name
Guided visits
Stadium details
In the new Maño stadium, two golt, a general tribune the east and a preferential tribune to the west, protected from the dominant wind (no) are available. The stands has an exit for players connected directly to changing rooms. On both sides of the same, on the pitch, the reuse benches of the Romareda are located for the players conveniently protected and equipped according to the category of the competition. It also has access to the pitch for emergency and maintenance vehicles.
Stadium seats. Photo: Pilar Álvarez
The accesses and exits to the stands will occur through 32 vomitations for the general public, 2 for the places for people with reduced mobility and their companions and 2 accesses from the first floor of the building attached to the presidency zone. Behind the area of preference a services building has been raised, which has been built with assembly prefabricated modules, thus forming a 991 m2 property distributed on two floors. On the upper floor is the Office, offices and hospitality area, while down are the costumes for equipment and referees. In addition, on the ground floor, one more piece has been added to house the press room of 6.43m x 11.57m.
On the other hand, the auxiliary modules, to serve the spectators, are located outside the stands, in the perimeter of enclosure of the enclosure, so that under the stands there is no construction that can compromise the safety of the structure. In prefabricated modules, toilets, vending, merchandising and ticket offices have been installed.
The enclosure is closed with a fence in which the ten access doors are available with their corresponding access controls and the lathe installed by LaLiga. Fund Norte will have two accesses, this three other tribune, southern background one, another animation, preference two more, and the players and staff will have other independent access.
Raised to be able to build the new romareda
The Ibercaja stadium is an infrastructure that has been lifted to allow speed to the main project of the new Romareda, that is, the construction of the Ibercaja Romareda, given that the blue and white club and its hobby will use the portable stadium for two seasons, allowing to address the construction of the new stadium of the city in a global and more intensive way, which will lead to a reduction of costs and deadlines.
The Ibercaja stadium will be the fief of Real Zaragoza the next two courses. Photo: Pilar Álvarez
Stadium name
The stadium adopts the name of the Ibercaja after Banco Zaragozano reached an agreement to contribute between 10 and 19 million euros in the next ten years to the company La Nueva Romareda SL, of which the City Council of Zaragoza, the Government of Aragon and the Real Zaragoza are shareholders.
In addition to the nomination rights of the two stadiums, the Aragonese banking entity will obtain other consideration for the presence of the brand and use of the spaces. For all these reasons, the Ibercaja will contribute a million euros per year to the new Romareda SL while Real Zaragoza remains in the Second Division, an amount that will be two million euros in the seasons between 2025 and 2035 that the team manages to compete in the First Division.
The field is called Ibercaja Stadium. Photo: Pilar Álvarez
Guided visits
As of this Friday, July 25, the stadium will open its doors partially so that it can be visited by the general public. These open -door days have afternoon schedule (from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.) from this Friday until Tuesday, July 29; and morning schedule (from 9 am to 12 pm) on Wednesday 30 and Thursday, July 31. The access will be made from the east stands from Luciano Gracia Street, between the Crowning Athletics Stadium of Aragon and the fields of the Aragonese Football Federation.
