The 2003 Pan American Games were held in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic and surrounding area. The Pan American Games ran from in July and August 2003.

This is a list of competition venues that were used during the games. 34 Venues will be used, with a majority of them being built for the games.

Olympic Park Cluster

Venue Sports Capacity Ref.
Juan Pablo Duarte Olympic CenterBasketball9,000 [1]
Softball StadiumSoftball5,000 [2]
Olympic Velodrome - Juan Pablo Duarte Olympic CenterCycling (track)2,000 [3]
Olympic StadiumAthletics
Ceremonies
Football		35,000 [4]
Judo PavilionFencing
Judo		2,000 [5]
Aquatics Center - Juan Pablo Duarte Olympic CenterDiving
Swimming
Synchronized swimming
Water polo		4,000 [6]
Combat PavilionKarate
Taekwondo
Wrestling		2,500 [7]
Volleyball PavilionVolleyball5,000 [8]
Road cycling circuitCycling (road)10,000 [9]
Racquetball PavilionRacquetball600 [10]
Olympic Stadium Basque PelotaBasque pelota400 [11]

East Park Cluster

Venue Sports Capacity Ref.
Tennis CenterTennis3,600 [12]
Handball HallHandball2,000 [13]
Weightlifting PavilionWeightlifting2,000 [14]
East Park Football FieldFootball2,000 [15]
Table Tennis CenterTable tennis2,300 [16]
Gymnastic PavilionGymnastics (Artistic and Rhythmic)3,000 [17]
Hockey Field - East ParkField hockey2,000 [18]
Archery field - East ParkArchery500 [19]

Venues elsewhere in Santo Domingo

Venue Sports Capacity Ref.
UASD PavilionBadminton2,000 [20]
Estadio QuisqueyaBaseball16,500 [21]
Sebelen Bowling CenterBowling800 [22]
Carlos Teo Cruz ColiseumBoxing7,000 [23]
Isabela RiverWater skiing600[24]
Mauricio Baez ClubRoller skating4,000[25]
Feria GanaderaModern pentathlon
Volleyball (beach)		2,000[26]
Sans Souci Shooting CenterShooting2,000[27]
Sans SouciTriathlon5,000[28]
Body Shop - Plaza NacoSquash800[29]

Venues outside of Santo Domingo

Venue Sports Capacity City Ref.
Estadio Panamericano, San CristóbalFootball2,800San Cristóbal[30]
Rincon LakeCanoeing (sprint)
Rowing		800Sabana del Puerto[31]
Club NauticoSailing2,000Boca Chica[32]
Mountain Bike CenterCycling (Mountain biking)2,000Jarabacoa[33]
Palmarejo Equestrian CenterEquestrian (Dressage and Jumping)600-[34]

References

  1. ↑ Juan Pablo Duarte Olympic Center
  2. ↑ Softball Stadium - 27 de Febrero
  3. ↑ Olympic Velodrome - Juan Pablo Duarte Olympic Center
  4. ↑ Olympic Stadium - 27 de Febrero
  5. ↑ Judo Center - 27 de Febrero
  6. ↑ Aquatics Center - Juan Pablo Duarte Olympic Center
  7. ↑ Combat Pavilion - 27 de Febrero
  8. ↑ Volleyball Pavilion - 27 de Febrero
  9. ↑ Juan Pablo Duarte Olympic Center cycling
  10. ↑ Racquet Pavilion - 27 de Febrero
  11. ↑ Olympic Stadium - 27 de Febrero
  12. ↑ Tennis Center - East Park, Faro A Colon Av
  13. ↑ East Park - Faro Colon Av
  14. ↑ Weightlifting Pavilion - East Park, Faro A Colon Av
  15. ↑ East Park Football Field - Faro A Colon Av
  16. ↑ Table Tennis Center - East Park, Faro A Colon Av
  17. ↑ Gymnastic Pavilion - East Park, Faro A Colon Av
  18. ↑ Hockey Field - East Park, Faro A Colon Av
  19. ↑ East Park - Faro Colon Av
  20. ↑ UASD Pavilion - Jose Contreras Av Between Maximo Gomez & Triadentes
  21. ↑ Quisqueya Park - Tiradentes Av
  22. ↑ Sebelen Bowling Center - Abraham Lincoln Av
  23. ↑ Carlos Teo Cruz Coliseum (Quisqueya Park) - Tiradentes Av
  24. ↑ Isabela River - Mirador North Park
  25. ↑ Mauricio Baez Club - Villa Juana
  26. ↑ Feria Ganadera - Banco Central Club - 30 De Mayo Hwy
  27. ↑ Sans Souci Shooting Center - Espana Av
  28. ↑ San Souci - Espana Av
  29. ↑ Body Shop - Plaza Naco
  30. ↑ San Cristobal Football Field - Duarte Av
  31. ↑ Rincon Lake - Sabana Del Puerto County
  32. ↑ Club Nautico - Boca Chica
  33. ↑ Mountain Bike Center - Jarabacoa Mountain
  34. ↑ Palmarejo Equestrian Center - Duarte Hwy Km 15
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