arena do gremio

Great stadium, well done Gremio! Very happy to see how much Gremio has done in the last few years. Looking forward to watch a game there.

Beautiful arena but seems to be built in wrong place. Area surrounding the stadium is not that pleasant so be carful while you are around stadium. Lots of kids from favelas hoovering around...Stadium itself is amazing.... I joined the stadium tour and it was great experience. There is no english option but If you are lucky enough you might join some local guides as I did. You are taken right through the entire complex from changing rooms, tv station cabins to the pitch. Highly recommend it.

One of the most modern soccer arenas in Brazil, recently inaugurated. Home of Gremio Football Porto Alegrense, former world champ, and 2 times winner of Libertadores da America Cup.The surrounding neighborhood still lack adequate infrastructure but the stadium itself it´s worth visiting when Gremio is playing.

With family or group of friends, is a beautiful place to watch a football game.En famille ou groupe d'amis, est un bel endroit pour regarder un match de football

Gremio 2 x Sport 0. Disappointing crowd 13,327 but given the game kicked off at 10pm it is hardly surprising. On the plus side the crazy fans behind the goal had plenty of time for extra choppy (beer) before the game and they were in full song throughout the game. The stadium is excellent and the pitch is close to the crowd so I'd imagine on well attended games the atmosphere would be great. Area around the stadium is poor so make sure you go with a local or confirm/arrange your transport home prior to the game. Well organised inside, food and drink available but no beer inside (plenty outside).

We watched a good match that was full of Brazilian passion. Bathrooms were clean but I would before getting into the stadium- otherwise you are stuck with hotdogs and popcorn! Outside you can get bar-b-que steak and chicken.

As a football fan I really enjoyed the venue, despite being there for a concert during the World Cup

Although the streets around it does not seems to be very friendly, the stadium is one of the bests of Brazil. There's a great structure not only to watch the games but also to feel good when looking for a bathroom or grab something to eat. The hall pass is well designed for high quantity of people as well as designed to evacuate in 8 minutes at most. I've been twice in the rows closed to the field and the view it's amazing from there. There are reserved seats which you choose before the game. The first 2 or 3 rows closed to the game can get rain if there are some. However, if you grab rows from D or higher, you won't have any issues with it. In this events I participated I took my 1 year old daughter. There was around 20 thousand people and it was very calm to be there.

I went to Porto Alegre for the WC and my friend is a Gremio fan so we came here to look around. It is a nice stadium, but as a neutral there is nothing spectacular to see. The tour is quite similar to other stadia where you see the press area, the changing rooms, different parts of the stands and you can take a picture with the cup. If you want to take a picture with the cup you need to have the professional take a picture for you and then you need to pay. I thought that this was a bit poor because you pay for the tour in the first place. I wanted to take my own photo and i wasn't allowed.

Here to watch the World Cup but no Games today , so we went on the Arena de Gremio tour . It was excellent . We had an English speaking guide who new everything about the club . He even got us a taxi back to town . You get a look at everything from being a spectator a journalist and even a player .

Perfect, modern and the tour is awesome.The view from any level is spectacular and there are many bars and toilets available. There is also a huge outside area where they have rock bands playing before the games.

Have been at Gremio Arena several for soccer matches and shows, always very well impressed with the size, the organization, the beauty and the comfort. Not to mention the passionate and huge crowd of fans.Now also went for the official TOUR through the whole complex, including the field, press rooms and all the "insides" of this giant.It is amazing.

Visiting the Gremio Arena, look like you are entering a soccer stadium in Europe, very similar to the Amsterdam Arena.

A stadium built for the world cup, altough it wont be used for it. Modern, well localized, clean and well signed, it can be stage for great games in the future.

Beautiful stadium, great architecture. Be careful with the neighborhood, should go guided in this tour.