Venues of the 2011 Pan American Games

Columns: Venue | Location | Sports | Capacity | Status
Omnilife Stadium | Guadalajara | Football Ceremonies | 49,850 51,000 | Existing | Scotiabank Aquatics Center | Zapopan | Diving Swimming Synchronized swimming Water polo | 4,656 | New | Pan American Archery Stadium | Guadalajara | Archery | 940 | New | Estadio Telmex de Atletismo | Guadalajara | Athletics | 15,000 | New | Multipurpose Gymnasium | Guadalajara | Badminton Fencing | 856 | New | CODE Dome | Guadalajara | Basketball Table tennis | 3,528 | Renovated | Basque Pelota Complex | Guadalajara | Basque pelota | 1,686 | New

Example questions:
What is the name of the Venue of the 2011 Pan American Games that hosted that hosted the sport that was held October 24 to October 27 ? | What is the status of the Venue of the 2011 Pan American Games that was opened by Mexican President Felipe Calderón in May 2011 ? | What is the name of the Venue of the 2011 Pan American Games of the location whose name means among the sapote trees ? | What is the capacity of the Venue of the 2011 Pan American Games that is approximately 1550 metres above sea level ?

Answers:
Tapatío Bowling Alley | New | Scotiabank Aquatics Center | 1,984