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PERU · ELECTRONIC MUSIC

The Hardwell Lima show takes place on Friday 13 November 2026 at Multiespacio Costa 21, an events ground on the coast of the Peruvian capital. Hardwell is a Dutch DJ and producer, and the ticket page calls the night part of his South American Tour 2026.

For US fans the Hardwell Lima show is a cheap trip: General All Day tickets cost S/125 to S/179 (about US$36 to US$52). Tickets sell only on Teleticket, and the sale ends on 13 November or when stock runs out.

What the Hardwell Lima Show Is and Why It Matters

Hardwell is a Dutch DJ and producer who plays electronic dance music. The Teleticket page, the official ticket seller, lists the night as Hardwell South America World Tour.

On that page Hardwell says Latin America has always had a special place in his career. He calls the energy of the fans incomparable.

The page promises a strong audio and visual production, with his best-known tracks and his current sound. The Hardwell Lima show is the only date on the page we read.

The organiser of the Hardwell Lima show is Vastion Group S.A.C., a Peruvian company named on the page. No support act is listed, so Hardwell appears to be the only billed name.

The page gives an approximate length of six hours for the Hardwell Lima night. That points to a long evening of electronic music, although the organiser has not published a running order.

Hardwell Lima Date, Start Time and Venue

The Teleticket listing shows the Hardwell Lima show on Friday 13 November 2026 at Multiespacio Costa 21, in the San Miguel district. The event page prints no date, but its last sale day is 13 November.

The page says the show may start at 5:30 pm Lima time. That is also 5:30 pm in New York, because both cities share the same clock time in November.

With a length of about six hours, the Hardwell Lima show would end around 11:30 pm. No finishing time is published, so plan your ride home for late in the evening.

The venue calls itself Costa 21 and gives its location as the Costa Verde, near the John Lennon descent in San Miguel. It says the grounds cover more than 20,000 square metres and hold about 30,000 people standing or 20,000 seated.

The organiser has not said how many tickets it will sell. The crowd size is therefore unknown.

Hardwell Lima Tickets and Prices in US$

Hardwell Lima tickets are sold only online on Teleticket, which uses a virtual queue that gives each buyer a random place. The limit is six tickets per customer, and Teleticket is not responsible for tickets bought elsewhere.

The page lists two zones, Ultra VIP and General All Day. It does not explain what Ultra VIP includes, and the zone plan is described only as a reference that can change.

The regular price is S/291 (about US$84) for Ultra VIP and S/179 (about US$52) for General All Day, fees included. The page says discounts apply to the ticket value only, not to the service fee.

A Hardwell Fans price runs from 27 October to 13 November. It costs S/233 (about US$68) for Ultra VIP and S/143 (about US$41) for General All Day.

Customers of Interbank, a Peruvian bank, get a Hardwell Fans IBK price. It is S/204 (about US$59) for Ultra VIP and S/125 (about US$36) for General All Day.

People with disabilities can buy one Ultra VIP ticket at S/239 (about US$69) under Peruvian Law 29973. They need an accredited card and ID at the door, and only four such tickets are in stock.

Two wheelchair spaces are listed for the Hardwell Lima show. The buyer must bring their own wheelchair.

We converted at 3.45 soles per US dollar (US$1) on 29 October 2026, so your card statement will differ slightly. Every price on the page includes the Teleticket service fee.

Entry Rules, Age Limits and Banned Items

Nobody under 16 may enter, and visitors aged 16 and over need a responsible adult. Both must hold tickets for the same sector and sit together, and the organiser may ask for both IDs.

The page also calls the show suitable for all, which does not match the age rule. Follow the stricter rule and carry ID for every member of your group.

E-tickets can be downloaded from two days before the show, which is Wednesday 11 November. You must show a ticket to enter, and you cannot leave and come back in.

Late entry follows the organiser’s and the venue’s rules. Everyone is searched at the gate for safety, so allow time to get in.

The organiser bans food and drinks of any kind, lighters, matches, sharp objects, glass and metal items, aerosols, laser pointers and plastic or glass bottles. Professional and semi-professional cameras, camcorders, drones and selfie sticks are also banned, so leave them at the hotel.

Getting There, Parking and Where to Stay

Lima’s main airport is Jorge Chávez International Airport, in the port city of Callao. The venue page gives no public transport directions, so plan a taxi or an app-booked ride to the Hardwell Lima show.

The venue says ATU, the city’s transport authority, supports event days with extra services, but the page does not list routes. Allow extra time to leave, because many people go home at the same moment.

Costa 21 offers parking for 1,500 vehicles at S/30 (about US$9). Its box office is open Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 6 pm and stays open during events.

Many visitors stay in Miraflores or San Isidro, two central districts with many hotels, and ride to San Miguel for the night. Our Lima city page covers neighbourhoods, costs and everyday tips.

An early start at 5:30 pm means you can arrive in daylight and see the exits before dark. Agree a meeting point with your group in case your phones lose signal in the crowd.

Tips for US and Foreign Visitors

US citizens need no visa for tourist stays under 90 days, according to the State Department. Border officers set the length of stay on arrival, and your passport must be valid for six months and have one blank page.

Peru applies the six-month passport rule strictly at some airports, as our passport rule guide explains. Check your passport date before you book flights to the Hardwell Lima show.

The State Department’s Peru advisory shows Level 2, exercise increased caution, and says crime is common and the risk rises at night. Travel in a group after dark and book your ride home through an app.

Lima and Callao are under a state of emergency that Peru extended for 60 days from 28 October. Our emergency report explains what it means for visitors.

Keep your phone out of sight in the crowd, and carry a copy of your passport instead of the original. If you need help, the US Embassy in Lima answers at +51 1 618 2000, which is also its emergency number.

Peru’s currency is the sol, and S/1 is worth about US$0.29. Keep some soles for parking and for taxis, since cash is often faster than a card at the exit.

What Is Not Confirmed Yet

The ticket page prints no date for the show, so the date comes from the Teleticket event listing and the 13 November end of sales. The page gives no doors time, no running order and no finishing time, only a possible 5:30 pm start.

We have not heard from the organiser, Vastion Group, and Hardwell’s own tour page was closed to automated readers. Every Hardwell Lima detail comes from the ticket seller and venue pages.

The page does not say whether any zone is sold out, so check availability before you plan your trip. It also does not explain what Ultra VIP includes or who qualifies for the Hardwell Fans price.

What Comes Next in Lima

After the Hardwell Lima show, Costa 21 has more shows, including Hayley Williams on Saturday 21 November and CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso on 27 November. Daniel Caesar follows on 8 December.

Electronic music fans can also look at Creamfields Chile, a two-day festival in Santiago on 14 and 15 November. The Simple Plan guide covers the next big show for pop-punk fans at the same venue.

More: Peru news in English, every day from The Rio Times.

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where is Hardwell playing in Lima?

Hardwell plays Multiespacio Costa 21 in San Miguel, Lima, on Friday 13 November 2026. The show may start at 5:30 pm, the same time in New York.

How much do Hardwell Lima tickets cost?

Prices range from S/125 (about US$36) to S/291 (about US$84), fees included. General All Day is the cheaper zone and Ultra VIP the dearer one.

Where do I buy Hardwell tickets for Lima?

Only online on Teleticket, with a limit of six tickets per customer. Sales close on 13 November or when stock sells out.

Sources: Teleticket, Hardwell South America World Tour (zones, prices, sale dates, start time, duration, age rules, banned items, organiser), read 29 October 2026; Teleticket, events listing (Hardwell, 13 November 2026, Multiespacio Costa 21), read 29 October 2026; Multiespacio Costa 21, venue site (location, capacity, parking, house rules, box office, ATU support), read 29 October 2026; US State Department, Peru country information (visa, passport validity, US Embassy Lima), read 29 October 2026; US State Department, Peru travel advisory (Level 2), reissued 16 May 2025, read 29 October 2026.

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