As part of its technology, this sports venue has the largest screen in Latin America, 12.48 meters wide by 8.60 meters high, in addition to 25 closed-circuit cameras that record everything that happens on and off the field. A pioneer in the use of closed circuit and wireless Internet, the Club Tigres headquarters were also the first to adapt its facilities to receive people with special needs who move in wheelchairs in the stands and in the parking lot.

Inaugurated on May 30, 1967, the Universitario Stadium has become one of the most important sports venues in the country and, due to its characteristics, was chosen as the venue for the FIFA Mexico 86 World Cup and the U-17 FIFA World Cup Mexico 2011. The construction of this sports forum was promoted by the University Board, whose president was the prominent Monterrey businessman, Manuel L. Barragán. The cost was 23 million pesos. Several renovations have been part of the history of this venue and the adaptations related to the FIFA U-17 World Cup Mexico 2011 continue to consolidate it as one of the best stadiums in the country. World soccer stars such as Edson Arantes do Nascimento “Pelé”, Diego Armando Maradona, Giorgio Chinaglia, Franz Beckenbauer and Ronaldo de Assis Moreira, better known as “Ronaldinho”, have played on the pitch of Club Tigres.