Stadium · Brazil

How much did Arena Amazônia cost to build?

Arena da Amazônia – Vivaldo Lima is a 44,351-seat stadium in Manaus, built on the site of the former Vivaldão for the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Designed by Ralf Amann of gmp, its basket-like external structure references Amazonian craft. The stadium opened on 9 March 2014 and later hosted football at the 2016 Olympic Games; it remains an active state-run venue for football and public events. Its sustainability features include rainwater reuse, sewage treatment and natural ventilation.

Final project cost

BRL 623.858 million

Approximately $265.14 million

Cost basis: 2014

Arena Amazônia, Manaus, Brazil
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Cost evidence

Basis of the published figure

Final project cost2014
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Project metrics

Key dimensions

CapacityPrefeitura de Manaus
44,351 seats

Project record

Timeline

  1. 2010

    Construction started

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  2. 9 March 2014

    Opened or launched

    Prefeitura de Manaus

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