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   Where is Estadio de Vallecas?

   • Estadio de Vallecas is located south-east of Madrid’s city centre at about 5 kilometres from the central Puerta del Sol square and 3 kilometres from Atocha rail station. The stadium lies on the Avenida de la Albufera, which runs in one straight line from Atocha rail station (though its western part is called Avenida de la Ciudad de Barcelona).

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   Why did Madrid rename Estadio de Vallecas?

   • As a result, Rayo decided to rename the stadium in her honour. After she left in 2011, Rayo’s club members voted to reinstate the original name. Estadio de Vallecas is located south-east of Madrid’s city centre at about 5 kilometres from the central Puerta del Sol square and 3 kilometres from Atocha rail station.

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   When did Estadio de Vallecas open?

   • The new stadium officially opened on 10 May 1976 with a match between Rayo and Valladolid (0-1). Estadio de Vallecas could originally hold 20,000 people, and did not change until the standing areas got converted into seating in 1996. This reduced capacity to 15,500 seats.

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   How do I get to Barajas-Madrid Airport from Nuevos Ministerios?

   • Barajas-Madrid Airport has two Metro stations, one at T2 (floor 1) and the other one at T4 (floor -1). Both are part of line 8 (pink). The ride between Nuevos Ministerios station takes 15 minutes to T2 and 20 minutes to T4. Before using the subway, you’ll need to purchase a ticket. You can do so at the ticket counters and ticket machines.

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2. www.rome2rio.com › s › Madrid-Airport-MADMadrid Airport (MAD) to Estadio De Vallecas - 5 ways to ...

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   There are 5 ways to get from Madrid Airport (MAD) to Estadio De Vallecas by train, subway, bus, taxi, car, or towncar. Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2rio's travel planner. Recommended option. Train, line 1 subway • 41 min

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   Campo de Fútbol de Vallecas (originally Nuevo Estadio de Vallecas and previously Estadio Teresa Rivero) is a football stadium in the Madrid district of Puente de Vallecas, Spain. It currently hosts football matches and is the home of Primera Division club Rayo Vallecano.

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5. www.esmadrid.com › campo-de-futbol-de-vallecasVallecas Stadium | Official tourism website - Turismo Madrid

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   This football stadium is home to Rayo Vallecano. Located in the southeastern Madrid Puente de Vallecas district, you can find it between Calle del Payaso Fofó, Calle del Arroyo del Olivar and Avenida de la Albufera.

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   El Campo de Fútbol de Vallecas es el estadio de fútbol donde juega el Rayo Vallecano. Situado en el popular barrio de Vallecas, al sudeste de Madrid (España) está situado entre las calles Payaso Fofó , Arroyo del Olivar y Avenida de la Albufera.

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   Club: Rayo Vallecano | Opening: 1976 | Capacity: 14,708 seats | Description: Estadio de Vallecas, previously also called Estadio Teresa Rivero, was built in the mid 1970s at the site of Rayo's old Campo de Vallecas. The new stadium officially opened on 10 May 1976 with a match between Rayo and Valladolid (0-1).

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   To go from Estación Sur to T1, T2 and T3 use the Metro. To go from Estación Sur to T4 use the Cercanías train. To go from Avenida de América to T1, T2, T3 and T4 use the EMT bus route 200. Read more about the Madrid Tourist Travel Pass, a transport pass entitling you to get free unlimited rides.