Soy Luna Plays Buenos Aires, Argentina, on 7 and 8 October
Soy Luna's original cast returns to Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires on 7 and 8 October 2026. Night one sold out; here is how to buy tickets and get there. The post Soy Luna Plays Buenos Aires, Argentina, on 7 and 8 October appeared first on The Rio Times .
Soy Luna, the popular Disney Channel Latin America series about a teenage girl discovering her love for roller skating in Buenos Aires, is bringing its final tour to the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina, on October 7 and 8, 2026. The live show will take place at Movistar Arena in Villa Crespo, a central neighbourhood with excellent public transportation options.
Both nights sold out within hours, with the first show on Wednesday, October 7, selling out so quickly that a second night was added for Thursday, October 8. Tickets start at ARS 60,000 (approximately US$39), with a limit of six tickets per transaction. The show is presented as a final performance, adding a sense of closure for fans of the original series.
Soy Luna has gained a large international following, with many expatriates who spent time in countries like Mexico, Colombia, Chile, or Brazil recognizing the characters and songs. The tour's significance is amplified by the series being set in Buenos Aires. The arena is easily accessible for tourists staying in various parts of the city, including Palermo, Recoleta, and downtown Buenos Aires.
The official city listing describes the show as the original cast's return to the stage after nearly a decade. E-tickets are not personalized, and the original buyer does not necessarily have to attend, allowing one person to buy tickets for a group. Children under 3 are not admitted, and everyone aged 3 or older must have a ticket, with children under 14 requiring an adult aged 18 or older to enter.
For foreigners unfamiliar with Buenos Aires public transport, Subte Line B serves the area, and the neighbourhood is well connected by bus routes. Arriving early is recommended, especially if attending with children, due to the age rules requiring tickets for children aged 3 or older.
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