Live the River Plate Experience with a long time River Fan. My name is Ramiro, but you can call me Rama. I’m mad about River. People say that I look a lot like Jay Leno and they may be true. The thing is that I want to invite you to be a hardcore fan of River Plate for one day. Stand in the Popular (the terrace) with us, just behind the goal, where the party is happening. Feel the greatest atmosphere, jump, sing, enjoy and suffer like one of us. This experience is the reason why you want to travel so far to understand how football is lived in the largest stadium in Latin America, El Monumental.

This standing only experience with close physical contact is very intense and may not be recommended for everyone.

My River Plate Match Day Experience will take you also  through a day filled with football, culture, and history of the most successful team in Argentina, the glorious River Plate.

This matchday experience, a private tour will leave you filled with unforgettable memories and a ton of memorable highlights.

In the days before the match, we will arrange the schedules and meeting points with total flexibility. It doesn’t matter where you are in the city.

The afternoon will start in the pre-arranged meeting place. From there we will start the way to the stadium as any River Plate fan would do. In the surroundings of the Monumental we will spend some time having a beer watching how the fans gather before the game. Then we will enter the Monumental stadium which, according to the media and after its remodeling, has become the hottest place in Argentina.

At El Monumental, you will be able to experience a home match of River Plate in one of the most famous stadiums in the world together with me during this unforgettable experience.

No need to worry about planning where to go, how to get a ticket for entrance! I will also help you to take some amazing photos throughout the day and get a once in a lifetime travel experience!

Read carefully:
This experience may not be the best option for everyone.
– You must be able to stand for the time we remain in the stadium
– You must be able to tolerate physical contact given the concentration of people around you