Arena Condá

The ground carries the name of an indigenous chief, and it is the city that owns it — Шапеко holds the title, «Шапекоэнсе» runs the place and plays there.

Two stadiums stand on the same plot. The first, Estádio Índio Condá, opened in 1976 and held about 15,000. Rebuilding began in 2007 — the same year the club beat «Кричиуму» in the Catarinense final in front of 15,621 — and the reconstructed arena reopened on 1 February 2009. There has never been a sponsor's name on it.

The attendance record still belongs to 11 May 2014, a Série A match against «Гремио» that the visitors won 1:2 with 19,175 inside. The club broke its own single-season mark in 2026.

Then came 2016 and the LaMia crash. On 21 January 2017 the ground staged a charity match against «Палмейрас» that finished 2:2, and a memorial to the 71 dead, «Gol Eterno», opened alongside the arena that year.

The pitch changed in 2025. The natural grass was lifted in March and April and replaced with 60mm synthetic Soccer Grass carrying FIFA Quality Pro certification — the surface Série A visitors have met here since 2026.