Stadium Information

The Vallecas Stadium, officially known as the Vallecas Football Field, is the home of Rayo Vallecano, located in the district of Puente de Vallecas, Madrid. Inaugurated on the 10th of May 1976, this venue was built on the same site where the club's old stadium stood. With a capacity for 14,708 spectators, it has witnessed countless historic moments and is a symbol of the neighborhood and its community. 

A distinctive feature of the stadium is that one of its ends lacks stands, instead presenting a wall with informational panels, setting it apart from other football stadiums. In addition to hosting Rayo Vallecano's matches, the stadium has been the setting for notable events, such as concerts by internationally renowned artists including Queen, Bob Dylan, and Metallica, solidifying its reputation as a multifunctional space in Madrid's cultural life. 

In terms of its history, the stadium has undergone several renovations to comply with regulations and enhance the fan experience. In 1996, its capacity was reduced to meet UEFA regulations that required seating in all areas. More recently, in April 2025, renovation works focused on improving safety and addressing structural issues began, with an investment of two million euros. 

The Vallecas Stadium is not only a sports venue, but also an emblem of the spirit and identity of the Vallecas neighborhood, reflecting the passion and commitment of its fans to Rayo Vallecano.