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Stade Sylvio Cator

Port-au-Prince, Haiti

About Stade Sylvio Cator

National stadium of Haiti in Port-au-Prince, named after Sylvio Cator, Haiti's first Olympic medalist. The 30,000-seat venue hosts Haitian national football team matches and has been a cultural landmark since its construction in 1952.

Stade Sylvio Cator Fan Arrival Playbook

Use this venue page as your event-day operations brief. 1 tracked events and 1 linked sightings are currently associated with Stade Sylvio Cator.

Pre-Entry Timing: Aim for a 60-90 minute arrival buffer for smoother security and seat/section transitions.
Anchor Event: 2031 Port-au-Prince International Football Cup (June 13, 2031).
Celeb Signal Context: Emmanuel Sanon and others were tracked in linked venue sightings.
Post-Event Path: Continue into Port-au-Prince and Port-au-Prince hotspots for food, bars, and stay options.

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Stade Sylvio Cator should feel like the trip anchor

This scene makes the venue feel like the center of a real fan weekend, with the rest of the city orbiting around it.

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Best Trip Styles for This Venue

Single-Event Sprint: Ideal when you want one headline event with minimal travel friction.
Celeb-Tracking Weekend: Use venue sightings plus city hotspots to extend into a full fan weekend.
Series-Driven Planning: Use Series × Venue cards to compare this venue across years and recurring formats.