South American Games: how to get into venues, arenas and Fan Fest | OneFootball

To attend the competitions and the Fan Fests free of charge, you need a QR code, which must be generated for each day. Admission to each sporting event will be subject to the capacity of each venue.

The Santa Fe 2026 South American Games are already underway, and with the start of the competitions and cultural activities, crowds are also growing at the different venues. For those who want to come and experience the Games, it is important to keep in mind how access to the sports venues and Fan Fests works.

Admission to the events remains free, although a QR code is required to enter. The same system allows access to both the sports competitions and the Fan Fests in Santa Fe, Rosario, and Rafaela, always subject to the available capacity at each location.

One QR code for each day

The code is obtained free of charge through fanfest.santafe2026.ar and must be generated for each day you wish to attend. At the time of entry, attendees must present the QR code corresponding to that day.

The code is valid for the different Games events: it allows entry to any sports competition and also to the Fan Fests, which feature musical performances, food, recreational activities, and options for the whole family.

In addition, those who want to secure a spot at the sports competitions can purchase tickets through entradas.santafe2026.ar for $10,000. The proceeds will go to CILSA, Malvinas war veterans, and Cáritas.

Before heading out, check the schedules

Those planning to attend a competition or any of the Fan Fest activities should check the schedules and corresponding program in advance. During each day, changes may occur due to weather conditions or issues related to event organization, so checking the official information before traveling is recommended.

Access points and events are distributed among the venues in Santa Fe, Rosario, and Rafaela, both at the Games’ sports venues and at the five spaces designated for the Fan Fests.

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