The ball rolled all the way to the plaza at Buenavista Station, where the new “Passion and Glory for Soccer” experience is located. It’s an exhibition that will immerse you in the excitement of the World Cup through memories and on-field feats that nostalgic fans are sure to remember.
The tour begins with an exhibition of World Cup balls; following a timeline, you’ll discover the designs as well as the rankings achieved by the Mexican national team. Of course, the balls used in the 1970 and 1986 World Cups are on display—years when Mexico hosted the tournament.
In the subsequent rooms, you’ll see a display of trophies, which are official replicas. There are also booths where you can narrate iconic goals and legendary moments; you’ll also hear the commentary from the most popular radio and television commentators, such as Ángel Fernández, Luis García, and Raúl Orvañanos.
Your experience will also include a replica of the locker rooms at the historic Azteca Stadium, a video presentation, nostalgic merchandise released by various brands during the World Cups, and replicas of the silver and bronze medals the national team won at the Olympic Games.
How much does the “Passion and Glory for Soccer” experience at Buenavista cost?
General admission costs $200; however, for the opening, tickets will cost only $50 until Thursday, May 28. If you purchase your tickets before this date, you’ll receive this special rate—just be sure to mention the date you plan to visit.
After the promotional period, there will be 50% discounts for adults with INAPAM and for those who present their Suburban Train card.
Please note that this experience will be available until July 19, and you can visit from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Score a goal and be sure to visit this treasure trove of memories from the Mexican National Team!
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