Karol G in Costa Rica: 27 November Sold Out at Estadio Nacional, 28 November on Sale
Karol G Costa Rica 2026 brings the Colombian singer to the Estadio Nacional in San José on 27 and 28 November, with the first night sold out and the second still selling from ₡33,400, about 74 US dollars.
The Colombian singer Karol G performs twice at the Estadio Nacional in San José, Costa Rica, on Friday 27 November and Saturday 28 November 2026. The first of the two nights sold out within hours in May 2026, which is why the second date exists.
Key Facts
- Dates and venue. Friday 27 November and Saturday 28 November 2026 at the Estadio Nacional in La Sabana, San José. The vendor lists 7 p.m. San José time for both nights.
- Who she is. Karol G is a Colombian reggaeton and Latin pop singer, now on a stadium run named the Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour after her album Tropicoqueta. She sold out the first of the two San José nights within days of tickets going on sale in May 2026.
- Why the dates matter. Central America is usually skipped on Latin American stadium tours, which concentrate on Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Argentina. San José is the only Central American stop announced on this run, and Costa Rica rarely hosts two stadium concerts by one artist in a single weekend.
- Tickets. eticket.cr is the official seller and Move Concerts promotes both nights. Prices run from ₡33,400 to ₡170,700, about 74 to 376 US dollars, service charges included, with 27 November sold out and 28 November still selling on 26 September 2026.
- Not known. No doors-open time, support act or set list had been published for either night. The vendor lists 7 p.m. for both dates, while May reports gave 8 p.m. for the second.
Karol G Costa Rica 2026: Two Nights at the Estadio Nacional
Karol G performs at the Estadio Nacional in San José on Friday 27 November and Saturday 28 November 2026. Both shows belong to her Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour, the tour built around the album Tropicoqueta.
The promoter Move Concerts booked both dates, and the official seller is the Costa Rican platform eticket.cr. The venue sits in the La Sabana area of San José, west of the city centre.
The First Night Sold Out, the Second Did Not
Tickets for 27 November went on sale in May 2026 and sold out within days. Move Concerts responded by adding the Saturday date, 28 November, at the same venue.
As of 26 September 2026 the second night still had tickets listed on eticket.cr. The first night is listed as sold out, and no official resale channel had been announced at the time of writing.
What the Tickets Cost
Prices run from ₡33,400 for the Gradería Sur bleachers to ₡170,700 for the 200 Copas pits, about 74 to 376 US dollars. Both figures include service charges and tax, so the listed price is the price paid.
Between them sit the Gramilla standing area at ₡39,500 and the shaded side stands at ₡45,600, roughly 87 and 101 US dollars. The Tropicoqueta zone costs ₡73,500, about 162 US dollars.
Where Costa Rica Sits in the Tour
The Estadio Nacional holds about 35,000 people, which makes San José a modest stop by stadium standards. Two nights there doubles the capacity the country can offer a touring act.
Central America is usually skipped on Latin American stadium runs, which concentrate on Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Argentina. A two-night stand in San José is unusual for a stadium tour, and this run is the only Central American stop announced.
The Venue and How to Reach It
The Estadio Nacional stands inside Parque La Sabana, on the western edge of central San José. Buses from the Paseo Colón run past the park, and ride apps reach the gates on ordinary nights.
Traffic around La Sabana is heavy before large events, so walking in from Paseo Colón is often faster. The stadium opened in 2011 and is the largest in Costa Rica, so the roads around it fill early.
Practical Notes for Foreign Residents
Tickets are sold in colones through eticket.cr, which also lists authorised physical sales points across the country. The checkout runs in Spanish, so readers still learning the language should allow extra time.
The vendor restricts the 200 Copas, Tropicoqueta and standing pitch zones to people aged 18 and over. Seated areas admit visitors from age 12 when a responsible adult comes with them.
What Is Not Yet Known
Neither the promoter nor the venue had published a doors-open time for the second night at the time of writing. Reports in May listed 8 p.m. San José time for 28 November, while the vendor lists 7 p.m. for both dates.
No support act has been named for either night, and no set list has been released. Whether any 27 November tickets return through an official channel had not been stated when this article was filed.
The Two Months Ahead
Just over two months separate this report from the first night at the Estadio Nacional. Availability for 28 November can change without an announcement, and the vendor page carries the current position.
Costa Rica rarely hosts two stadium concerts by the same artist in one weekend. The November dates will therefore give promoters a clearer reading of what the country can fill.
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Sources
eticket.cr, Karol G at the Estadio Nacional, 27 and 28 November 2026 · The Tico Times: Karol G adds second Costa Rica concert after high demand · La República: Karol G abre segunda fecha tras agotar el Estadio Nacional · Teletica: los precios para los conciertos de Karol G en Costa Rica
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Karol G play in Costa Rica?
On Friday 27 November and Saturday 28 November 2026 at the Estadio Nacional in San José. The vendor lists 7 p.m. San José time for both dates.
Are tickets still available?
The 27 November date sold out in May 2026. The 28 November date still had tickets listed on eticket.cr as of 26 September 2026. Availability can change at any time.
How much do tickets cost?
Prices run from ₡33,400 to ₡170,700, about 74 to 376 US dollars. Service charges and tax are included in those figures.
Where is the Estadio Nacional?
It stands inside Parque La Sabana, on the western side of central San José. Buses along Paseo Colón and ride apps both serve the area. Traffic is heavy before large events.
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Sources: eticket.cr (consulted 26 September 2026), The Tico Times (12 May 2026), La República (11 May 2026), Teletica (May 2026), Infobae (8 May 2026).
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