Estadio runs on the schedule of the Atanasio Girardot: Nacional or Medellín match days, big concerts and the bars on La 70. If you want to debut your grillz at a derby or a stadium show, this is the neighbourhood to plan from.
Everything in Estadio revolves around the Atanasio Girardot: a Nacional or Medellín derby, a big concert at the Unidad Deportiva, or a tournament final completely changes the neighbourhood's traffic and mood for a day or two. It is, in fact, the area where we get the most requests tied to a specific event — someone wanting to debut a gold open face at a match, or a group of friends coordinating matching fangs before a big concert.
That is why we plan differently here: if we know there is a match or show, we move the mould to an afternoon a few days earlier, because the streets around the stadium and Carlos E. Restrepo gridlock hours before any event. To have the piece ready in time, write to us as soon as you know the event date, allowing 5 to 10 days for silver and 10 to 15 for gold or iced. Midweek, outside of event dates, the neighbourhood is quiet and almost any time of day works for a visit.
If you live closer to La 70 than to the stadium itself, you may find [Laureles](/zonas/laureles) more useful — it shares a Metro line and much of its route with Estadio.
Landmarks in Estadio
Estadio Atanasio Girardot, the Unidad Deportiva sports complex, Carrera 70 and the Carlos E. Restrepo area.
Getting to the studio
Estadio station on Metro Line B drops you at the sports complex, two or three stops from downtown.
Visits to your home, hotel or Airbnb
On match or concert days the area gridlocks, so we book impressions a few days ahead and skip those afternoons. That way a plain piece can be ready for the next big event.
Timing
Reference travel time from El Poblado: 25–35 minutes; far longer on event days.
Plain pieces take 5–10 days; gold and iced 10–15. See prices, styles and how it works.