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De Meer Stadion
De Meer
Amsterdam meer1
Full name Ajax Stadion
Owners AFC Ajax
Location Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Opened December 9, 1934
Closed 1996
Demolished 1998
Tenants AFC Ajax (1934-1996)
Capacity 19.000

History

The Stands

North Stand

East Stand

South Stand

West Stand

Ticket prices

External links

AFC Ajax
Amsterdamsche Football Club Ajax NV

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