Boca Juniors Tickets

[tesstafarian]

I've done quite a bit of research on buying Boca Juniors tickets but am still coming up short (much of the info I found was from 2-3 years ago & I'm not sure if things have changed).

I'm looking for 2 tickets to any of the upcoming home games. Paying $200-400USD for the "tourist" package through the Juniors website isn't my thing, but I'm open to paying a bit more for real tickets and I'm not above waiting in line pre-game if need be Any suggestion or help would be greatly appreciated!

(Also, what are your favorite bars around town to watch games at...regardless of team?)

Ciao!

 

[Napoleon]

You're most likely going to have to go via a package. That is until you've been here a few years, have friends who are Boca socios, and by then you won't be asking on BAexpats.org.

Until then, I'd recommend LandingPadBA.

 

[razal]

Agree with Napoleon, I've lived in BA for over 6 years, and am certainly no tourist, but it's virtually impossible to get "real Boca tickets" unless you personally know someone who is a member of the Boca club. When I had friends in town (who are Argentine from the province) and they wanted to go to a Boca match, I shopped around for the best deals and finally went with LandingPadBA.. and we all had a great time!

 

[Nounou]

Try this site,

http://www.tangol.com/eng/football_matches.aspx

Good luck

 

[trennod]

I third napoleon. I am a boca fan but unfortunately none of my friends are socios. I have friends that are rivers fans though and my work is a sponsor but that doesn't help me much.

If your dead set in going to see boca play, an agency will be your best bet. If your around for a while I would wait for a superclasico though.

Otherwise, you could tickets to other games easier. San Lorenzo games I would go to with mates and they're not too bad. The san lorenzo fans are passionate but not too crazy. The thing is is the ground is in a pretty ugly part of town (literally across the road from the biggest villa in buenos aires).