Ticket To The Boca Juniors Museum And Stadium

I wouldn’t bother buying this, tickets don’t work!! Had to buy at the stadium and viator won’t refund my original, but from another company if I was you

The tour was in Spanish, however Juan was brilliant and we spoke in the breaks as he let me know what had been explained to the group. It was great to hear the history of the club unfold as we walked around the stadium. As a Leeds fan it is always good to talk about Bielsa 😁 The museum is well designed and there is lots to see. Most of the signage isn’t in English so you do need to translate. I would recommend the museum after the tour as I revisited lots that Juan had shared during the tour

This tour for is ONLY for die hard soccer enthusiasts. The stadium is run down and decrepid. If I was argentinian, I would be embarassed by its condition. We went there due to its history and that it hosted the world cup and Argentina won there also. We were surprised the moment we walked in that it looked like it had been abandoned and not taken care of for a while. The neighborhood directly by it is very dangerous, so beware. The so called museum, is not a museum, just several shirts and trophies. The tour company - Grupo Summa Tours, sent me message to meet at the entrance 15 minutes before "tour". We waited with other people. I did see people go ask workers and the go into the "museum". In all the years with viator, we've never had a tour not meet us "before" the tour. Seeing no tour guides, we asked and were told my the stadium workers, we had to go into the "museum" first and then wait for the tour guide. No problem there, if Grupo Summa would've put that in the text, as opposed to just sending us the address. Beware, the entire tour is in spanish, you have to go to the tour guide and ask her for information each time. I translated to my husband.

This ticket isn't for the stadium, it's only for the museum. When I got there, I couldn't join the tour of La Bombonera. I had to buy another ticket there for the full tour. I don't recommend buying through Viator.

The museum is very colorful and full of passion with Boca's iconic paintings including Riquelme, Maradona and many others; as well as showing their national and international triumphs, specially in the late 90s and early 2000s when the Xeneizes were dominant in the Libertadores cup. Take a look at the emotional video projected in the video room. La Bombonera has an electric vibe, and great accoustics. The full tour is worth it. The guides are very knowledgeable and funny. You will have a great time!!!

The guided tour and its atmosphere is great. The staff guided you to the stand, changing room and press room. He introduced the club history and had interaction with the participants. However, the tour is in Spanish. People who could not speak / understand Spanish might not know about the details.

There was no stadium tour, which I was really looking forward to. It was just the museum. The official store didn't have all Boca merchandise.

We went to the Museum for the third time with a guided tour. Excellent experience. Also, my daughter took the opportunity to take photos for her 15th birthday book.

Very disorganized. We arrived at the agreed time and were thrown to the other time since they were full.

Experience for those who like football, and know the history of Bomboneira and Boca Juniors, is immeasurable!

excellent!, amazing guide, majestic and exciting for the mouth bloat that carries it in blood , recommended!

The visit to the Boca Juniors stadium is an exciting experience full of football history. The tour of the museum allows you to connect with the greatness of the club and relive unforgettable moments through trophies, shirts and iconic memories. Entering the field, feeling the vastness of the Bombonera, shouting a goal from the court and touring the dressing rooms is undoubtedly a unique experience for any football lover. However, beyond the magic and passion that is breathed in every corner, it is evident that the structure of the stadium urgently requires a remodel. Aging facilities are perceived that do not accompany the prestige or international projection of the club. A modernization would be essential for the fan and visitor experience to live up to the greatness of Boca Juniors.

I do not recommend because it lasts 1 hour and not two as you say. They won't let you visit a substitute bench. Just visiting locker room when he says you're gonna tour "locker rooms." They charge you in dollars when you pull in weight and add taxes... a fortune. They don't keep what they promise. I don't recommend it. Lots of money. Unclear

Very good the museum, it is very nice and the attention is first class. I recommend it. Ideal for a weekend activity.

Very nice experience, we could see the stadium and the museum is quite small but we got a good impression, I would repeat it again