“The Carnival is underway, the comparsas are doing very well, and expectations are the highest,” highlighted the president of the Carnival Entity, Miguel Guitar, this afternoon. “As always, after the first night, we were evaluating improvements and corrections to implement, and we also had several recommendations from the mayor Enrique Cresto to redouble our efforts for the following nights, so we have been working all week to consolidate the success in the continuation of this great event,” the official added.
At 22:30 sharp, the second night of the greatest summer festival in Concordia will begin. The ticket offices will open at 19:00, while entry to the venue will be enabled starting at 21:00, and it is recommended that everyone arrive early so as not to miss anything of this special night.
After the successful opening night, the comparsas worked intensely during the week to polish details that will allow them to continue shining on the track of the "Atanasio Bonfiglio" Corsódromo, and the Municipality, in conjunction with the Carnival Entity, continued to make improvements to the venue and the organization so that everyone can enjoy a festival full of passion.
This Saturday, January 28, the parade order will be Comparsa Emperatriz, Comparsa Imperio, Comparsa Ráfaga, and Bella Samba will close the night.
Advance tickets, at a price of $800, can be purchased on the official website www.carnavalconcordia.com.ar or in person at Caja Mixta - 68 Quintana St. - until 13:00 on Saturday.
The venue doors will open at 21:00 and the show will begin at 22:30 sharp. The chair and grandstand sector must enter through Próspero Bovino Street, while people who purchased VIP tables must enter through Gobernador Cresto Street, as well as retirees and people with disabilities who will be located in the assigned sector.
The Corsódromo ticket offices will open at 19:00, and tickets at the door cost $1000. Payment can be made there with debit and credit cards, and installment plans are also available.
It is important to remember that children under 12 pay $200 on any night of the Carnival, and retirees pay only $800 for an admission ticket with a complimentary chair in a specific sector on any night of the Carnival, entering through Gobernador Cresto Street.
For people with disabilities or reduced mobility, admission to the show is free. Access will be, as every year, through Gobernador Cresto Street to be located in the designated area and thus be able to enjoy the event.