Rosario Central: Libertadores 2026 Tickets – Dates, Prices & How to Buy

Rosario Central supporters will have the opportunity to secure ticket packages for the club’s upcoming Copa Libertadores group stage matches, beginning Monday, March 23rd. The club announced details regarding the sale, offering options for both season ticket holders and general members.

The 2026 Copa Libertadores campaign is set to be a significant event for El Canalla, and the club is structuring the ticket sales in phases to prioritize existing members. Rosario Central will compete in Group H alongside Independiente del Valle of Ecuador, Libertad of Paraguay, and Universidad Central of Venezuela. The group stage is scheduled to begin the week of April 7th and conclude on May 28th, with the knockout stages commencing August 11th following a break for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Ticket Sales Phases

The ticket package sales will unfold in two distinct phases. The first phase, running from March 23rd to March 29th, is exclusively for members who currently hold season tickets (abonos) for either popular (general admission) or platea (grandstand) seating in the Liga Profesional AFA 2026. A special offer will be available during this initial period.

Crucially, during the first phase, supporters can only purchase tickets in the same location they currently hold for domestic league matches. Those wishing to change seating locations will demand to wait for the second phase of sales, where availability will be open, but the promotional pricing will no longer apply. The first day of sales within this phase is exclusively for customers using a Banco Macro credit card.

The second phase of ticket sales opens on Monday, March 30th, and will be open to all Rosario Central members.

Ticket Pricing

The following prices are for the Libertadores group stage ticket packages:

(Image depicts the ticket pricing structure as released by Rosario Central.)

Points of Sale

Supporters have multiple options for purchasing their ticket packages:

  • Online: Through the club’s virtual headquarters at rosariocentral.miclub.info
  • In-Person:
    • Guardería Náutica
    • Sede Mitre 853
    • Tienda Zona Sur
    • Tienda Ciudad Deportiva

Discounts and Clarifications

Several discounts are available for eligible members. Lifetime members, minors up to 17 years old included in a family package, retirees, and individuals with disabilities will receive a 50% discount on platea (grandstand) tickets. Minors must be at least 6 years old to require a ticket. Retirees will need to provide proof of their status, either in person or by contacting the club via WhatsApp at +3412021889. Those who have previously verified their retiree status do not need to do so again.

Individual Match Tickets

Should any ticket packages remain unsold after the initial phases, individual match tickets will be made available on the Deportick platform, with dates to be confirmed. The price for individual platea tickets will be 50,000 units, while popular (general admission) tickets will cost 20,000 units. These individual tickets will not be eligible for any discounts.

Rosario Central’s participation in the 2026 Copa Libertadores represents a significant opportunity for the club and its supporters. The structured ticket sales process aims to ensure that loyal members have priority access to experience the excitement of South America’s premier club competition. The club’s Group H opponents – Independiente del Valle, Libertad, and Universidad Central – present a challenging but winnable group, setting the stage for a compelling campaign.

The next confirmed checkpoint for fans will be the start of the first ticket sales phase on March 23rd. Keep an eye on the club’s official channels for further updates and information regarding the Libertadores campaign.

What are your thoughts on Rosario Central’s chances in the Libertadores? Share your predictions in the comments below!

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