Chevron Park

Chevron Park is a recognizable stadium venue in Los Mochis, designed for events that need a clear field view, strong visual identity, and well-organized audience flow. As a stadium connected with major sports and entertainment programs, it offers an atmosphere suited to matches, concerts, and other public gatherings.

Inside the venue, the experience is shaped by open stadium acoustics, practical seating areas, and clear sightlines toward the central space. Visitors can expect straightforward access to sections, food and beverage points during events, and a setting where crowd energy, sound, and production carry naturally across the stands.

The stadium is located at Av. Belisario Domínguez S/N, Las Fuentes, Los Mochis, Mexico. Arrival is best planned directly toward the Las Fuentes area, with attention to the nearest entrance points, parking options, and passenger drop-off zones before the event. For a broader overview of transport around Los Mochis, the information below continues naturally with city-level travel details.

Los Mochis, located in the state of Sinaloa in northwestern Mexico, is developing as a practical and pleasant destination for sports and concert events. The city combines the rhythm of the Pacific coast, strong local gastronomy and a relaxed urban atmosphere, which makes attending an event easily turn into a broader experience. For programs at venues such as Teatro Ingenio and Estadio Emilio Ibarra Almada / Chevron Park, the advantage of Los Mochis is the city’s compact layout, a good choice of hotels and proximity to restaurants, shopping areas and evening entertainment.

For arrival and getting around, the city offers several clear transport anchors. Air arrivals are handled through Aeropuerto Internacional Federal del Valle del Fuerte (LMM), also known as Los Mochis International Airport, while the rail connection with the Copper Canyon region is provided by Chepe Express, departing from Estación Los Mochis. Land arrivals rely on Central de Autobuses de Los Mochis, with services from carriers such as Transportes y Autobuses del Pacífico (TAP), Tufesa and Interbús de Sinaloa. Within the city, buses, taxis and app-based transport are available, making it easier to reach arenas, stadiums and accommodation without complicated transfers.

The tourist bonus of Los Mochis is especially strong before or after a concert or sports match: Parque Sinaloa and Jardín Botánico Benjamín Francis Johnston offer a green break in the city center, while Plazuela 27 de Septiembre, Iglesia del Sagrado Corazón and Museo Regional del Valle del Fuerte create a good setting for a walk through the older urban core. The proximity of the port of Topolobampo and El Maviri beach further extends the stay toward the coast, so Los Mochis works as a combination of events, gastronomy, city leisure and excursions toward the sea and the canyons of northern Mexico.