**PLEASE NOTE, THE FIXTURES FOR 2024 (EXACT TIMES AND DATES), ARE ONLY ANNOUNCED 1-3 WEEKS PRIOR**

The club that became big for its people. A neighbourhood pride like nowhere else. A spiritual experience with the Pope. The terraces where world-wide known songs are written and lyrics that describe a love for San Lorenzo like no other. All made in Boedo.
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Where we'll meet - Our group will meet in Palermo or in Boedo neighbourhood. Your bilingual guides will explain the context of Argentine football, the day’s game and San Lorenzo’s history. More importantly, they’ll let you know exactly what you need to do and be aware of to be one of the lucky few to gain entry into the Nuevo Gasómetro.

The Build-Up - San Lorenzo’s stadium is located in Bajo Flores, a pretty run-down area with a villa (slum) very close so the match-day activity will be in Boedo, where San Lorenzo fans belong. We’ll grab a choripán and a beer at the street or stop by at a rough and ready parrilla, mingling with San Lorenzo fans and learning their traditions, especially how to do the correct wrist-flick for our agite. Your guide will accompany you in reduced groups (6-8 pax) to the correct entrance gate, through the squeeze of security controls and police checkpoints, and finally into the ground.

The match - Through the turnstiles and up the stairs - the Nuevo Gasómetro is a piece of history by itself. It almost looks like it was built thinking about when it would be demolished. When you see it you’ll understand the sense of belonging of San Lorenzo to Boedo. In the terraces you’ll hear the famous chants of La Gloriosa Butteler, red and blue flags mixing with the Southern Buenos Aires sunset. Your guide will keep the group together and let you know everything about the Cuervo’s rich history.

The Come-Down - The inevitable adrenaline crash after the ecstasy, streaming out of the exits and away from Bajo Flores: “la vuelta a Boedo” (back to Boedo). You’ll head back to a secure spot and your guide will assist in pointing you in the right direction to get back home safely. Don’t be surprised if you walk home humming an earworm song.

Includes

• Beer/soft drink, and a burger/choripan 🍺🍔
• Match Ticket 🎟
• Experience Bilingual Guide - to translate, answer your questions and keep everyone safe 😀

This experience includes return transportation.

What you need

• National Photo ID (not a copy/screenshot).
• Very casual clothing and comfortable footwear for walking/standing (dress-down!).
• Coats/jackets for the cold/rain.
  
• You can bring your phone to take pictures.
  
• Leave your valuables at home and travel light - no handbags, make-up, power banks, water bottles, lighters, umbrellas… these will be confiscated.
• Some cash if you want to buy something extra as credit cards are not often accepted.
• Your psyched-up self, it will be intense!

Important to know

• For some clubs, tickets are very hard to come by and are available exclusively to members, sponsors, or can only be found through various levels of re-sale. For others, tickets are available but can only be bought in-person, with local ID/bank cards, or through various other inventive ways of wasting your time. We will make sure to find tickets for you and guarantee their authenticity.
  

• The access to the stadium is filled with different controls and security checks in which police and fans get mixed up, sometimes creating tension. Our expert guides have navigated these sites dozens of times, know the ins and outs, and can anticipate and handle these situations so you don’t have to.
  

• Many football fans in Argentina are not used to seeing tourists and barely speak English. In a way, this is what makes our experience truly authentic, and we will help with Spanish so no language barriers affect your match-day.

• Many supporters will appreciate it if you show your support through your clothing, by wearing the club's merchandise like a shirt, beanie, jacket, etc. Dressing with the club colours will be fine, but if you want a jersey make sure to take a look at our store. Away fans are not allowed in Argentina.

• Football in Argentina is an amazing subculture. Our expert guide will let you know everything you need about the context of the game, the history of the clubs, the traditional pre-game rituals, the meaning of the songs you will hear, the significance of the flags and symbols, and more.

• The chaos and unpredictability in Argentine football are what makes it uniquely beautiful, and uniquely frustrating. The League often decides fixtures at the last moment, and changes can happen late on also. If this is the case, we will let you know in advance for you to make a decision according to your availability.