Noticias RCN
08:33 a. m.
Boca Juniors will clash with Atlético Mineiro on Saturday, 21 November, at Barranquilla’s new Metropolitano stadium. Can you picture the roar?
Organizers are now mapping logistics, outlining ticket phases and price ranges for fans eager to join the celebration at the Ciudadela 20 de Julio arena.
The ticket sale will follow strict operational rules to ensure fair and safe distribution, with the rollout split into key stages.
Phase 2 targets Category 3 seats in the South and North stands, reserved primarily for the finalists’ supporters through club‑controlled channels.
Meanwhile, Phase 3 will open Category 1 seats in the West stand to the general public, while still allocating portions to finalist fans and keeping slots for sponsors, officials and possible leftovers from earlier categories. In my view, this mixed allocation seems fair.
Potential Ticket Prices for the Sudamericana Final
Ticket prices are projected based on previous finals and global‑event adjustments, broken down by category as follows.
- Category 3 (South and North): about $105 USD (≈ 335,000 COP).
- Category 2 (East): roughly $160 USD (≈ 515,000 COP).
- Category 1 (West): around $240 USD (≈ 765,000 COP).
- VIP seats (Category 2) cost an estimated $200 USD (≈ 640,000 COP). Will fans find the price worth the experience?
Flight prices are listed below.
With excitement building around the Boca‑Atlético showdown at Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez, flights from Bogotá’s El Dorado Airport to Ernesto Cortissoz in Barranquilla are seeing a sharp demand surge for the weekend of 21 November.
Because planes are filling up, round‑trip fares range from $600,000 COP (about 190 USD) to $950,000 COP (roughly 300 USD) on basic tickets, and can exceed $1,200,000 COP during peak times or with checked baggage.
Air links between Bogotá and Cartagena remain plentiful, and a 2.5‑hour ground ride from Cartagena’s bus terminal or van services like Berlinas or Marsol will get you to Barranquilla via the Vía al Mar.