Bad Bunny is set to electrify fans in Mexico City with two highly anticipated concerts as part of his global tour, "DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS." Scheduled for December 10 and 11, 2025, these performances will take place at the Estadio GNP Seguros, a venue known for its capacity of up to 65,000 people. The excitement surrounding these shows is palpable, especially after the artist's previous visit to Mexico in 2022 was marred by ticketing chaos.
The pre-sale for tickets began on May 8, 2025, and fans have been eagerly lining up to secure their spots. Ticketmaster has set up a tiered sales process, which includes a Beyond pre-sale for select cardholders, a Priority pre-sale, and a general sale that opens to the public on May 13, 2025. This structured approach aims to manage the high demand and prevent the issues that plagued his last concert.
Ticket prices for the upcoming concerts vary widely, reflecting different seating options and experiences. The base prices, including service charges, are as follows:
- Pit: 12,183 pesos
- Zona GNP: 4,741 pesos
- General A: 4,863 pesos
- General B: 2,008 pesos
- Verde B: 3,155 pesos
- Naranja B: 2,557 pesos
- Verde C: 1,935 pesos
- Naranja C: 1,093 pesos
In addition to standard tickets, VIP packages are available for those looking for a more exclusive experience. The Ultimate VIP Lounge Experience is priced at 27,338 pesos, while the Early Entry Package costs 12,440 pesos. Other options include the Gold Premium Ticket Package at 10,836 pesos and the Silver Premium Ticket Package at 7,898 pesos. These packages typically offer perks such as preferred access, lounge areas, and official merchandise.
Fans are advised to prepare in advance for the ticket sales. Tips include having a Ticketmaster account ready and logged in, ensuring a reliable internet connection, and avoiding multiple tabs or devices logged into the same account. Entry to the virtual queue is recommended at least 15 minutes before the sale begins.
Bad Bunny's return to Mexico City is not only a musical event but also a cultural milestone, as part of the proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to the Good Bunny Foundation, which supports children and young people from disadvantaged communities in developing their talents in music, arts, and sports.
While the two concert dates are confirmed, rumors abound that additional shows may be added due to overwhelming demand. Some reports speculate that Bad Bunny could perform up to thirteen concerts in Mexico City, following the success of his previous tours and the recent announcements of extra dates in other countries, including Spain.
The last time Bad Bunny performed in Mexico, his World’s Hottest Tour faced significant challenges, including issues with counterfeit tickets that led to interventions from consumer protection authorities. This time, the artist and his team are determined to provide a smoother experience for fans eager to see him live.
As anticipation builds for the concerts, Bad Bunny continues to dominate the music scene, with his unique blend of reggaeton and Latin trap resonating with fans worldwide. His influence extends beyond music, as he has become a cultural icon, advocating for various social issues and promoting Latin music on global platforms.
With his new album, "Debí Tirar Más Fotos," already generating buzz, fans are eager to hear live renditions of tracks like "Baile inolvidable," "Lo que le pasó a Hawaii," and "Café con ron." The concerts promise to be a celebration of music, culture, and community, showcasing Bad Bunny's artistry and connection to his roots.
As the concert dates approach, fans will keep their fingers crossed for additional shows and hope for a seamless ticket-buying experience. The excitement is palpable, and the energy surrounding Bad Bunny's performances is sure to make these concerts unforgettable.
