Boca Juniors Stadium And Museum Admission Ticket

Best experience ever. All the staff was very friendly and your guide was amazing. She really made the tour interesting and gave us all the Boca Jr history we needed. Thanks

5 God a eeally good experience and The Guides have lot knowledges about club history!

This was a very good stadium visit. You get to do the museum at your own pace before reporting for the start of the tour. I had booked our tour in Spanish as this was the only one available to fit my schedule but my guide was really nice and translated into English for me. The tour itself isn't the grandest or longest of stadium tours but it's well worth doing if you are a football fan and want to see where Maradona once played.

great if you are a football fan! very well organized and fun activity, team very supportive. For all family.

Amazing tour, really friendly and knowledgeable staff who showed me around the stadium and gave me an insight into the club, would highly recommend fantastic place people and club

It is such a histocal and must visit site, i just think they rushed thru it a little bit, too many people..

It was an excellent trip to the Boca Juniors Stadium. The guide was extremely knowledgeable, helpful and funny. She gave me a lot of information that I wasn't aware of and recommended the San Elmo market to me for a lovely and authentic lunch. She is highly recommended and a credit to your business.

It was a mess when I arrived at the meeting point. The entrance and exit of the tour joined the queue to enter the jersey shop. Turned out I asked the security guard and I could just walk in by showing the booking. Also the price was doubled compared with what you buy in person. After the tour you would arrive at the fan store. But you ought to go out and queue again. Only takeaway was thr professional induction from the club staff Franco.

Made a purposeful visit to Boca Juniors Stadium / District of La Boca. Boca Juniors" refers to a major Argentine professional sports club, most famously its football (soccer) team, based in the La Boca neighborhood of Buenos Aires. "Boca" comes from the neighborhood's name, and "Juniors" was added to reflect the English naming conventions of the era when the club was founded in 1905. The club's name represents a sense of community, especially for its Italian immigrant founders, and it is known for its passionate fanbase, distinctive blue and gold colors, and numerous titles. An amazing district for any football fan to appreciate.

Incredible experience…! Total immersion into a mitic football team history, crossing the trophies room, meeting old team full-scale glories, between Hugo Gatti (former goalkeeper) and Diego Maradona, without forgetting brillant managers as Carlos Bianchi…… I strongly recommande this unique experience….And you ll have the privilege of walking behind the goal and visiting the main stand…..

Very well organized tour for such a big group. Microphone helped to hear guide. We were able to see everything and tour fulfilled our expectations.

What an iconic stadium! Guide was gracious to also do tour in English after sharing first in Spanish. Would've enjoyed going to more parts of the stadium seating areas for more viewpoints. Price seemed a bit high for the experience.

Awesome view to the actual bombonera, history about all their championships and great players history. If you are a Boca Juniors fan, this is the place to go

Always like to visit a classic football stadium and this is worth the visit. The history and surrounding Boca area are the impressive part , the stadium is unique but nothing like some of the European or North American stadiums. Its age shows and the pitch certainly leaves something of a “ in need of care “ impression. The museum was good but the area surrounding the stadium and the locals were what I enjoyed the most of my day in Boca area of Buenos Aires.

My husband is a huge football fan so we couldn't resist seeing where Maradona played. The stadium & museaum tour was a great insight into its inception & it's history. Tour guide was great in translating.

Great tour undertaken with some die hard Boca supporters. Our guide whose name I didn’t get (although may have been Louisa) was very informative and was able to translate into English for us non Spanish speakers. This is somewhere I have always wanted to visit and was not disappointed - can only imagine what it’s like on match day though!

Terrible tour. Very badly organized. We arrived at the spot shown on the app and waited for 30 minutes. There wasn’t anyone there from the tour company to provide any direction. We finally just bought our own tickets ending up on a Spanish tour. At least we saw the stadium.

The experience was excellent, a lot of things to see at the museum, the guides where very kind answering questions, and the explanation and view of the stadium was amazing.

We always try to visit iconic stadia when we are away and this one is a real treat, excellent museum with an abundance of exhibits, trophies and screens showing historic BJ moments in history. We were taken on the tour itself by Augusto, who spoke with a clear passion about how this is the team for the everyday working man in BA. The stands are encased in high fencing and no seats at the ends, which takes you back to pre-all-seaters in the UK, you get to visit the "away" changing room and also get to hear how much better equipped the "home" one is by comparison. Would highly recommend getting a "skip-the-line" ticket, as the queue was pretty sizeable when we arrived early in the morning. Well worth a visit.

Really enjoyable tour, which was in Spanish but the young lady guide took time to explain main points in English which was much appreciated.

What an amazing stadium. Really enjoyed our visit but you need to do a full tour with a guide to get the best visit. Our guide took us behind the scenes and in the changing rooms etc. She told us about the history and the stories behind the club.

We purchased the tour tickets at the stadium upon arrival on a Saturday early afternoon. We were offered 3 different packages and we went with the most expensive called the VIP package. Once we walked in we were offered an additional package to go see the Libertadores Cup. We were never told this when we first purchased our tour tickets. We didn't buy it because we didn't want an additional expense. When it was time to start we went in with a very large group of about 130 people. VIPs and non-VIPs were in the same large group. The only thing the VIP band got us was a picture and entrance to the fitting room. At this point, people who did not have the VIPs band were told to leave. It felt unkind and cruel for the guides/club to do that. They should have separate tours for the different packages they offer and not mix people into one group in order for them to save money by not providing an additional guide. At the end of the tour there's a gift shop and a restaurant to grab a bite to eat. We had empanadas, one of the best we had in Argentina. They were about US$1.30 each.

We went on the English tour of the stadium but only a few minutes of English and nearly all in Spanish. The stadium itself is still worth seeing and there are a couple of films to watch . It’s quite popular but there was no problem getting a ticket .

The tour is very good, we were the only English people on it and the guide made an effort to find us after each section and translate everything. It is very interesting and you get to see the whole stadium. However I noticed that I did pay more on trip advisor than I would have done buying it on the door and there was no chance of it being sold out, especially on a week day

We went to take the Boca Juniors tour. We were told that if we took at VIP tour it would be in English. Well, English was added only after the Spanish explanation. Thus, we were never given much time to take photos as everyone was off to the next area and the security team was making us move. Aside from that, interesting tour. Amazing that only home fans can attend matches in Argentina. Even then they have razor wire blocking off sections. Also interesting how they came up with the team colors. Lost a match and went to the port to take colors of the flag of the first ship that came in---Sweden.

If you are passionate about soccer, it is totally worth doing the tour; the guide is super attentive and answers any questions

Everything very beautiful, beautiful museum beautiful colors and beautiful field in the world I liked entering the museum and the field a lot

I thought the experience was super good. Since going to La Bombonera was my daughter's dream and it was her birthday present. Very exciting

Everything perfect! Good service, enthusiastic guide, pure mysticism on the tour, you can feel the fan's passion! Highly recommended!

It was a very good experience to enter the museum and be in the stands of La Bombonera. A very good experience for football lovers.

An amazing and exciting visit, I only recommend doing it in winter, so you don't die of heat, but the truth is a nice experience

Great organization, full tour and well described. Show up at the exact time, no need to arrive well in advance

It was excellent, the service was excellent, very professional at the time of giving the talk and very complete the tour. They teach us practically everything.

The experience was excellent. Highly recommended. Simply follow the instructions suggested by the Enterprise and everything is very simple. The attention of all the people involved was very good and always attentive to any need of the visitor.

Nice experience, we walk through Buenos Aires and visit Iguazu Falls. A little expensive for us Peruvians.

I went with my son, and he loved the experience. I recommend it 100%. The guide (Francis) very entertaining and educated. Very happy with the package I purchased.

The stadium and museum are spectacular! Our guide Lu a beauty, super cheerful and infects you with her emotion! Highly recommended

Positive points: Legendary place and with a lot of historical material. Opportunities for improvement: Too big group to accompany the tour and the visual media deserves greater investment.

The Tour de la Bombonera museum+stadium was very informative and interesting, we especially enjoyed being able to enter many parts of the stadium, the guide knew well the history of the club and the operation of the stadium. Note 10

The Swedish candy maker is the mythical permanent stadium occupied by the famous Boca Juniors team.

Muy buena, apasionante. Una muestra de la pasión a flor de piel. Podrás disfrutar de algo inigualable.

Emocionante Le obsequie el tour a mi esposo e hija que son fanáticos de club. Les gustó mucho y lo vivieron con mucha emoción

No es apto para sillas de ruedas solo ir si eres fanático de fútbol y recomiendo ambos estadios entonces el river y este si no solo por fuera

Experiência muito agradável. A guia é muito preparada e extremamente simpática. Todos os funcionários da loja do museu também são muito amáveis.

Reaching and traversing all our history boquense, has made us cry, love you even more mouth is born and in our veins runs blue and gold. That instant I felt traveling to heaven. Lorena, Claudio and Lautaro

Con Viator terrible, tres veces más costoso y casi no puedo ingresar porque no reconocían la confirmación

It is economical to enter but there is no access to the grammar, only to the museum that does not have much, anyway it is nice to see the shirts and cups that the team has won. We paid 3200 Argentine pesos for 4

Being in Buenos Aires, and with the gesture of a friend who invited me to go to the court of Boca Juniors to witness the game BOCA CALI,for the Copa Libertadores was a plus to close a magnificent week in the citi porteña

The stadium of the best Argentine football team. A spectacular museum, where you can see the cups won by the xeneize team and the evolution of the shirts since its creation.