Independiente Releases Ticket Sales and Pricing for Instituto Match

Independiente has released the official ticketing procedures and pricing tiers for the upcoming match against Instituto, outlining specific schedules for member bond exchanges, priority ticket sales, and physical pickup options at the Avellaneda sports complex.

Ticketing Timeline and Member Priorities

The ticket distribution process begins on Wednesday at 18:00 local time, when the club opens the bond exchange for all social grandstands. Club members looking to secure their entry must have their September dues fully paid. Following the bond release, grandstand seats—known locally as plateas—will go on sale exclusively for members starting Wednesday at 19:00.

If any inventory remains after the initial member-only window, tickets for non-members will become available on Thursday at 10:00. Supporters seeking to purchase remaining tickets in person can visit the Complejo Deportivo Avellaneda starting Friday at 15:00.

Exemptions for Children, Seniors, and Special Groups

Independiente has outlined specific entry rules for younger fans and special categories. Child members aged 11 and under gain free access to the social grandstands when accompanied by an adult, provided their September membership dues are up to date. For seating areas in the plateas, children aged 5 and under enter free under the same conditions of adult accompaniment and current dues.

Meanwhile, lifetime members (socios vitalicios) and fans with disabilities also receive free entry, though they are still required to complete the bond exchange process beginning Wednesday at 18:00.

Stands and Pricing Structure

Ticket prices vary depending on the sector of the stadium and the supporter’s membership status. For the Santoro Alta sector, members pay 50.000, while non-members face a price of 120,000. Both the Bochini Alta and Erico Alta sections are priced at 70.000 for members and 155,000 for non-members.

Independiente Releases Ticket Sales and Pricing for Instituto Match

Lower tiers command higher rates. The Bochini Baja, Erico Baja (sectors 1-2-3-4), and Garganta del Diablo (sectors 1-2 and sector 3) are set at 90.000 for members and 180,000 for non-members. Premium placement in the Erico Baja sectors A and B costs 105.000 for members and 210,000 for non-members, with junior tickets (menor) available for non-members at 12,500.

Access Guidelines for Season Ticket Holders and Digital Cardholders

Supporters who recently joined and have not yet received a physical membership card can enter the stadium using the QR code from their digital membership card, provided they have already secured their bond or platea. Season ticket holders (abonados) will access the stadium directly using their social membership card or national identity document (DNI).

Physical season ticket credentials are no longer required, as the season pass is loaded directly onto the member’s card or DNI. The club advises all season ticket holders to download their digital credential through the Sede Digital platform by going to the main menu and selecting the "Carnet" button to verify their assigned sector, row, and seat before arriving at the venue.

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