At the Monumental Stadium, for Argentina National Team matches, the areas behind the goals vary in terms of comfort and experience depending on the level:

• Popular (lower level): This section does not have seats and is not numbered. It’s the most passionate area of the stadium—ideal if you want to sing, jump, and feel the match like a true local. Perfect for fans looking to immerse themselves in the raw energy of Argentine football.
• Middle stand (Sívori or Centenario): This level offers numbered seating, giving you greater comfort without losing the atmosphere of the game. It provides a fantastic view while still enjoying the vibrant spirit of the crowd.
• Upper cabecera stand: This area has seats without assigned numbers. It’s a calmer, higher-up option ideal for those who prefer a panoramic and relaxed view of the pitch.

➡️ In short: only the middle stand has fixed seating. The other areas, while unnumbered, let you fully dive into the energy of the match. Arriving early is key to getting a great spot.

Yes, absolutely recommended! Matches of the Argentina National Team at the Monumental Stadium offer a safe, family-friendly, and festive atmosphere, very different from some local league games. Unlike club matches, there are no “barras bravas” or organized supporter groups that create tension, which ensures a more relaxed and enjoyable experience for all types of fans.

It is very common to see entire families with small children and elderly people enjoying the game together from the stands. Many parents bring their children to experience their very first match with the “Scaloneta,” creating unforgettable memories and passing on their love for the sky-blue and white jersey from generation to generation.

For matches played at the Estadio Monumental, the general policy is that children aged 5 and older require a ticket. However, for Argentina National Team matches, the rule is slightly different:

Children under 3 years old do not need a ticket as long as they do not occupy their own seat. Starting from the age of 3, children must pay for a full ticket and can only access seated areas such as lateral or end stands (plateas).

Due to safety regulations, children are not allowed in the "popular" section (the standing area behind the goals), as it does not have assigned seating and tends to be more crowded.

We recommend contacting our team when booking to ensure you choose the best section for attending with children.

For home matches of the Argentina National Team, most tickets are still issued in physical paper format. These are delivered in person in Buenos Aires, usually between 24 and 48 hours before the match, either directly to the customer’s accommodation or at a pre-arranged meeting point.

However, there is sometimes a small allocation of digital tickets available, which are transferred via the official AFA Tickets platform. These digital tickets are less common, but can be a convenient alternative if available for the selected event.

If you receive a digital ticket, we will provide step-by-step instructions to register on AFA Tickets and accept the transfer. It is important that the ticket holder stays alert to their email and completes the process in due time to ensure access to the stadium.

In both cases—paper or digital—you will receive personalized support from our team to ensure that ticket delivery and stadium access are smooth, safe, and hassle-free.

Yes, we offer tickets for the away fan section whenever it is officially made available for visiting supporters. This section is designated for fans who wish to attend wearing their national team’s colors and support the away side.

These tickets are usually delivered in a different digital format (such as a specific QR code) and grant access to a clearly marked area within the stadium, ensuring safety and proper organization.

Important: If you don’t see this option listed at the moment, it means that there is no current availability or the away section has not yet been opened for sale. Please check back later, as additional tickets or sections may be released closer to the event.

Yes, absolutely! If you support the away team and purchased a ticket in a neutral or general area (such as the Argentine section), you will be able to attend the match without any issues.

Games of the Argentina National Team typically have a more family-friendly and relaxed atmosphere compared to local club matches. It’s common to see tourists and visiting supporters spread throughout the stadium.

We kindly ask that you do not wear your away team’s jersey or display visible symbols of the visiting side in general seating areas, to avoid any discomfort. Wearing neutral clothing is the best approach if you’re seated among home fans.

👉 Want to switch to the away fan section? If you'd prefer, you can ask us about away section ticket availability. This area is reserved specifically for visiting fans. If space is available, we’ll gladly assist you with changing your ticket.

Most physical tickets for Argentina National Team matches are hand-delivered within Buenos Aires (Capital Federal) to the address provided during or after your purchase.

• 🏨 Hotels with front desk: If you're staying at a hotel, there’s no need to worry. We’ll leave an envelope with your tickets at the front desk under your name, and you’ll be able to pick it up at your convenience.
• 🏠 Accommodations without reception (Airbnb, private residences): In these cases, we’ll need to coordinate a specific day and time when you or someone you trust will be available to receive the tickets.
• 📍 Pickup at a meeting point: In certain cases, especially for last-minute purchases or when home delivery isn’t possible, we may arrange delivery at a designated meeting point in central Buenos Aires.

📲 Once your purchase is confirmed, our team will reach out to finalize the most convenient delivery method. We’re here to assist you every step of the way and ensure you receive your tickets safely and on time.

Most stadiums in Argentina, including the Monumental Stadium enforce strict security measures that limit the items you can bring inside.

• 🎒 Large backpacks: These are generally not allowed. It's recommended to bring small bags or waist pouches that can be easily checked at the entrance.
• 📷 Professional cameras: Entry with large cameras or those with interchangeable lenses is typically prohibited. Small personal-use cameras or cell phones are allowed.
• 🥤 Bottles: Glass bottles or hard plastic containers are not allowed. In some cases, a soft plastic bottle without a cap may be accepted, but it's best to plan on buying drinks inside the stadium.

We strongly recommend checking the specific policies for each event and avoiding items that might be confiscated at the gate. This will help you enjoy the match without any issues.