Estadio Quintana Roo: Seating Confusion?

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So I'm heading to @Cancun next month, super pumped! I've got tickets to a game at the Estadio Olímpico Andrés Quintana Roo, but the seating chart online is... unhelpful, to say the least. It's like they used a crayon to draw it. Seriously, I can't tell if my seats are going to be nosebleed level or actually close to the action. Anyone been there recently and can give a real-world perspective on the seating? Like, are the higher sections *actually* that bad? I'm pretty tall, so maybe it won't be *too* horrific. Anyway, any tips would be greatly appreciated. I don't want to spend the whole game craning my neck.

dorotheawenzel · Answer

honestly the upper sections aren't as bad as ppl make it sound if you're tall, you'll have a decent view of the whole field but the legroom is def tight. my buddy who's like 6'2 sat up there last season and said his knees were fine but his shoulders were rubbing against the ppl next to him. if you can snag a seat in the sombra section it'll keep you out of the direct sun which gets brutal by the second half. also the food stalls near gate 3 have better elotes than the ones inside the stadium, just a heads up

melissa · Answer

yeah the stadium's kinda weird with how steep the upper sections are tbh. if you're tall u might be fine but the rows are tight so your knees could be hitting the seat in front of you. i'd try to get there early and scope out if you can shift to an aisle seat, those have a bit more legroom. also check if your ticket says "preferente" vs "general" cause preferente is the side closer to the field and way better for seeing the whole pitch

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