According to Telemedellín, the DAVIarena venue in the Aburrá Valley will open to the public in ten days. The organizers have confirmed that there will be no parking for attendees, and they recommend the Metro de Medellín as the main way to get there.
Getting there by metro
The venue is about an eight-minute walk from Itagüí station, according to the same report. The metro system will run with extended hours to help spectators get home after events end.
Taxis, private cars and ride-hailing
People arriving by taxi, private car or app-based transport will have four designated drop-off and pick-up points. One of them is the Acopio on Avenida Regional, next to Itagüí station. The available information does not describe the other three points in detail.
Entrances and accessibility
Spectators will enter through three signposted pedestrian accesses: Access 1 on Carrera 49, Access 2 on Calle 57 Sur Oriente and Access 3 on Calle 57 Sur Occidente.
The venue has an accessible area with 54 spaces for people with reduced mobility and their companions. These spaces are registered through the TuBoleta website.
Digital tickets
Entry is possible only through the Tuboleta Pass app. Attendees should follow these steps:
- Create an account using the same email address used for the purchase.
- Transfer tickets in advance if attending as a group.
- Present an individual digital ticket from a mobile device at the entrance.