After an extensive schedule that began with a salvo of 21 shots in the morning, was played the inaugural match of the sports plaza between the teams of the Naval Reserve and the selection of Liga Paraense Foot-Ball.

The high-voltage input was fitted with a Pellet lightning arrester and the lighting net commanded by a Trumbel three-way wrench, with 250-amp fuses.

In 2013, under the management of President Zeca Pirão, an ambitious project was designed to transform the stadium into a modern football arena.

The following year, the area where the stadium's VIP chairs (where the cabins would be built) were demolished, as well as the illumination system that was uninstalled, but Zeca Pirão's non-reelection prevented further reform.

On May 1, 2014, Remo beat Independente Tucuruí 4–0 — reversing a 3–0 disadvantage — and qualified for the Campeonato Paraense finals of which they would be champions.

The reopening took place on July 13, 2019, when Remo drew 2–2 with Luverdense, in a match valid for Campeonato Brasileiro Série C.