Reggaeton Lima Festival 7 With Anuel AA on 31 October

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Puerto Rican and Colombian reggaeton stars fill Lima’s national stadium on Halloween night. Here is what a US visitor needs to know about tickets, prices, getting there and getting home.

The Reggaeton Lima Festival 2026, billed as Reggaetón Lima Festival 7, takes over the Estadio Nacional in central Lima on Saturday 31 October, with Anuel AA, Wisin and Jowell & Randy at the top of the bill. Tickets are sold only through Teleticket, the Peruvian ticket platform, at regular prices from S/215 (about US$62) to S/558 (about US$162) for general areas.

For an American in Lima that weekend, it is a long night of Puerto Rican and Colombian urban music on a single ticket.

The festival falls on a holiday weekend in Peru. Sunday 1 November is All Saints’ Day, a national public holiday, and 31 October is also Peru’s Creole Song Day, so the city will be busy, restaurants will be full and ride-hailing prices are likely to rise late at night.

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What the Festival Is and Who Is Playing

The Reggaetón Lima Festival is a one-day urban music marathon now in its seventh edition. This one carries a Halloween theme.

Teleticket names the organiser as Life Music Management SAC.

The confirmed headliners, reported by the Lima newspapers Perú 21 and La República, are Anuel AA, the Puerto Rican rapper and singer; Wisin, one half of the duo Wisin & Yandel; the Puerto Rican pair Jowell & Randy; Beéle, the Colombian singer from Barranquilla; Lunay; and J Álvarez. Perú 21 reported on 8 October that the organisers had added Nio García, the Cuban band Charanga Habanera and DJ Pope to the bill.

At a press event reported by Perú 21 on 8 October, Beéle told reporters he would bring his full band to Lima and was preparing surprises, the paper said. The organisers have also said more artists may be added.

For fans who know these acts from US radio and streaming, the appeal is simple: here they play one after another on a single ticket.

The festival is one of several big shows in Lima this autumn. Our guide to What to Do in Lima in October 2026: BTS, Iron Maiden and the Lord of Miracles covers the rest of the month, including the purple processions that close parts of the old centre.

Tickets, Prices and the Bank Discount

Teleticket is the only official seller, and it warns that it is not responsible for tickets bought outside its own channels. Prices include the service fee.

Amounts below are converted at the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP) rate of S/3.453 per US dollar on 7 October 2026.

• Platinum Stand Up: S/558 regular (about US$162)
• Occidente (west stand): S/415 regular (about US$120)
• Oriente (east stand): S/415 regular (about US$120)
• Norte (north stand): S/215 regular (about US$62)
• Platinum box, individual seat in a shared 12-person box: S/786 regular (about US$228), with whisky and energy drinks included
• Platinum box for 12 people: S/7,860 regular (about US$2,276)

A 30 percent discount runs in weekly windows until 31 October, but only for payments on the Teleticket website with credit or debit cards from Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP). With that discount Platinum Stand Up falls to S/390 (about US$113) and Norte to S/150.50 (about US$44).

Most US visitors will not hold a BCP card, so budget for the regular price. People with a registered disability can buy one discounted ticket each in Occidente at S/332 (about US$96), with proof of status at the gate.

Teleticket’s rules matter for families. Organisers recommend the show for over-18s.

Children from 12 may enter with an adult, both with tickets in the same sector, and children under 12 are not admitted. E-tickets can be downloaded from two days before the event.

There is no re-entry once you leave the stadium.

The Venue and How to Get There

The Estadio Nacional sits on Calle José Díaz in the Cercado de Lima district, beside the Paseo de la República expressway and close to the Parque de la Reserva and its fountain park. It is about 6 kilometres (4 miles) north of Miraflores, where most foreign visitors stay, and the Metropolitano rapid bus line has a station named Estadio Nacional beside it.

For a 4 p.m. start and a show that Teleticket expects to last about 10 hours, the hard part is the end of the night, which may come after 2 a.m. on Sunday. Our advice for US visitors is to book an app-based taxi for a pickup point a few blocks from the stadium, or to agree a return with your hotel in advance, rather than looking for a street taxi outside the gates.

Avoid carrying more cash than you need.

Security checks at the entrance are strict. Teleticket lists items that will be refused, including food and drinks of any kind, plastic and glass bottles, lighters, sharp objects, aerosols, laser pointers, professional cameras, drones and selfie sticks.

That also rules out props on many Halloween costumes, so leave toy weapons and spray paint at home.

What It Means for You

US citizens do not need a visa for tourist stays in Peru of 90 days or less, and the passport must have six months’ validity from the date of entry, according to the US State Department’s Peru page as checked on 12 October 2026. The same page shows a Level 2 advisory, “Exercise Increased Caution”, issued on 4 September 2026, and warns of robberies in which criminals enter a taxi and force passengers to withdraw money from cash machines.

Use app-based taxis and keep phones and bags out of sight.

Lima is on UTC minus five all year. On 31 October that is one hour behind New York and the same as Chicago, because US clocks do not fall back until Sunday 1 November.

A 4 p.m. start in Lima is 5 p.m. Eastern.

Late October is spring in Lima, often mild and grey on the coast, so a light jacket is enough for a night outdoors. Card payment is common in Lima, but carry some soles in small notes for transport and street food.

If you are flying in for the weekend, remember that Sunday is a public holiday and that many offices, and some shops, will close.

What Is Not Confirmed Yet

The organiser has not published a running order or set times, so nobody can yet say when Anuel AA or Wisin will go on. Teleticket gives a possible 4 p.m. start, while La República reported 8 p.m. when the festival was announced in August; check the ticket page and the festival’s social media accounts in the final week.

The line-up may still change, and Perú 21 said other artists would join the bill.

It is also not clear which sectors are close to selling out, because Teleticket does not publish stock levels by sector. No prediction market was trading on the festival when we checked on 12 October.

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where is the Reggaeton Lima Festival 7?

It is on Saturday 31 October 2026 at the Estadio Nacional in Cercado de Lima, Peru. Teleticket says the show may start at 4 p.m. Lima time, which is 5 p.m. Eastern, and run for about 10 hours.

How much do tickets cost and where can I buy them?

Tickets are sold only by Teleticket. Regular prices run from S/215 (about US$62) in Norte to S/558 (about US$162) in Platinum Stand Up, with a 30 percent discount for BCP card holders.

Do US citizens need a visa to attend?

No. The US State Department says US citizens need no visa for tourist stays in Peru of 90 days or less, with a passport valid for six months from the date of entry.

Sources: Teleticket event page · Perú 21 · La República · US State Department, Peru · BCRP exchange rate series

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