Ricardo Montaner Santiago Concert on 18 March 2027

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Key Facts
- Power Index Chile ranks 3rd of 14 in The Rio Times Latin America Power Index, with 63.6 points (October 2026 edition).
- The date Thursday 18 March 2027, 9 pm Santiago time; doors time not yet published.
- The venue Santander Arena in Parque O’Higgins, a public park in Santiago.
- Tickets Puntoticket only; general sale has been open since Wednesday 14 October.
- Prices CLP 40,775 (about US$41) to CLP 180,575 (about US$183), service fee included.
The Ricardo Montaner Santiago concert takes place on Thursday 18 March 2027 at Santander Arena in Santiago. The Latin romantic-music star plays at 9 pm, and every guest needs a ticket, children included.
For US fans this is a Latin pop night in a big arena, with tickets from CLP 40,775 (about US$41) including fees. Puntoticket is the only official seller.
What the Ricardo Montaner Santiago Concert Is and Why It Matters
The Ricardo Montaner Santiago concert features a Spanish-language singer-songwriter known for romantic songs. His official website calls him one of the best-known songwriters in the Spanish-speaking world.
The ticket page names the show “El Último Regreso” (The Last Return), with the subtitle “Una Vuelta Más, Para Que Seas Feliz”. The promoter says Montaner returns to Chile at fans’ request after a previous sold-out show.
The ticket page says the career spans more than four decades and aims to bring generations of fans together. It also says his song “Para Que Seas Feliz”, in a version with Edén Muñoz, reached number one on three Latin airplay charts.
Montaner’s official tour page, headed Tour 2026, lists late-2026 dates in Colombia, Bolivia and Mexico. Our Bogotá and Medellín guide and Lima guide cover other stops on his run.
The ticket page lists one Chile date, 18 March at Santander Arena. It names the producer as Patagonia Live SpA.
Date, Venue and How to Get There
The ticket page gives the Ricardo Montaner Santiago concert a 9 pm start on 18 March 2027, which is a Thursday. It lists no separate doors time, and the venue says it announces opening times on its official Instagram account.
Santander Arena, home of the Ricardo Montaner Santiago concert, sits inside Parque O’Higgins, a big public park in Santiago. Its web address still carries the old name Movistar Arena, so maps and older posts may use either name.
On foot, the venue says guests enter through the Parque O’Higgins Metro station or along Tupper street. It advises arriving early, whether you walk or drive, to avoid crowds at the gates.
Drivers need a parking ticket in advance, which the venue sells only through Puntoticket. The ticket tells you whether to enter by Avenida Viel or Avenida Tupper, and the venue page shows no parking price.
Visitors flying in land at Arturo Merino Benítez airport, Santiago’s international airport. Our Santiago city page explains neighbourhoods and transport, and our Santiago November guide lists other shows this season.
Fans who want a second show can also look at the Simple Plan concert at the same arena on Saturday 8 May. For hotels, a base near the Metro makes the walk to the park shorter on a late night.

Tickets, Prices and Seats in US$
Puntoticket, the venue’s official seller, lists thirteen levels for the Ricardo Montaner Santiago concert, and each price includes the 16.5 percent service fee. Tribuna, the cheapest, costs CLP 40,775 (about US$41), and Platea Alta Silver costs CLP 49,513 (about US$50).
Platea Alta Golden costs CLP 56,503 (about US$57), the same as the wheelchair ticket and its companion ticket. Golden Lateral and Platea Baja Silver cost CLP 64,075 (about US$65) each, and Golden costs CLP 75,725 (about US$77).
Platinum Lateral costs CLP 84,171 (about US$85), and Platea Baja Golden costs CLP 89,705 (about US$91). Platinum costs CLP 99,025 (about US$100), and Diamante Lateral costs CLP 110,675 (about US$112).
Platea Baja Diamante costs CLP 116,500 (about US$118), and Diamante costs CLP 128,150 (about US$130). Primeras Filas, the front rows, is the top level at CLP 180,575 (about US$183).
The ticket page says general sale opened on Wednesday 14 October at 11 am, and it lists no presale. It names no limit per buyer and marks no level as sold out.
Conversions use CLP 986 per US dollar (US$1) on 31 October 2026, so your card statement will differ. Ask Puntoticket about refunds before you pay, because the ticket page states no refund rule.
Entry Rules, Children and Accessibility
The ticket page for the Ricardo Montaner Santiago concert says children of every age pay an entry ticket. It also says everyone who enters the venue must hold a ticket.
The venue says guests must show their ticket, printed or digital, together with an ID card or passport. Everyone passes a security check with metal detection.
Bottles, outside food and drink, sharp objects, umbrellas and professional cameras are not allowed. Inside, the venue says you will find bars and stands that sell food, drinks and snacks.
The venue’s FAQ lists no bag-size rule and no cashless rule. Call the venue on +562 2770 2300 if you need to know before you travel.
Santander Arena says it has accessible entrances, preferred areas and adapted toilets, and staff can walk guests to their seats. The wheelchair sector is for wheelchair users only, has limited stock, and costs CLP 56,503 (about US$57), as does the companion seat.
The ticket page warns that a wheelchair ticket bought in a sector not built for it will not get you in. Buy that ticket in the wheelchair sector listed on Puntoticket.
Tips for US and Foreign Visitors
The State Department, the US foreign ministry, says US citizens need no visa for a tourist or business stay of 90 days or fewer. You receive a tourist card on arrival, valid for up to 90 days.
The State Department says your passport must be valid for your whole stay and have one blank page. Tourists must show at least US$46 a day for expenses, and overstays bring a fine.
The State Department’s Chile advisory reads “exercise increased caution” because of crime and civil unrest. It also says street crime such as muggings, pick-pocketing and theft is common.
After the Ricardo Montaner Santiago concert, plan your ride home before the lights come up, because thousands of fans leave at once. Use a licensed taxi or a ride-hailing car from a well-lit point, and keep your phone out of sight in the park.
The US Embassy is at Avenida Andrés Bello 2800 in Las Condes, and its main number is +56 2 2330 3000. Report crimes to the local police on 133, says the State Department.
Chile’s currency is the peso, and about CLP 986 buy one US dollar (US$1). Book flights and hotels early, and check our holidays and closures guide if you extend your trip into the late-year break.
What Is Not Confirmed Yet
The ticket page publishes no doors time, no running order and no length of set. It names no support act, so we cannot say who opens the night.
The Puntoticket page and the venue’s pages are the only official sources for this show so far. The singer’s official tour page does not list the 18 March date.
We do not know how many seats Santander Arena will open for the Ricardo Montaner Santiago concert, or which levels are still on sale. We also do not know whether a second Santiago night will be added if the first sells out.
More: Chile news in English, every day from The Rio Times.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Ricardo Montaner Santiago concert?
Ricardo Montaner plays Santander Arena in Santiago on Thursday 18 March 2027 at 9 pm. The ticket page lists no doors time yet.
How much do Ricardo Montaner Santiago tickets cost?
Prices run from CLP 40,775 (about US$41) in Tribuna to CLP 180,575 (about US$183) in Primeras Filas, fees included. Wheelchair and companion seats cost CLP 56,503 (about US$57).
Where do I buy Ricardo Montaner tickets for Santiago?
Only on Puntoticket, which the venue names as its official seller. General sale opened on Wednesday 14 October at 11 am.
Sources: Puntoticket, Ricardo Montaner Chile 2027 – Santander Arena (date, time, producer, sale date, price table, entry rules), read 31 October 2026; Ricardo Montaner, official website (tour page, biography), read 31 October 2026; Santander Arena, venue site (events, official seller), read 31 October 2026; Santander Arena, how to get there, read 31 October 2026; Santander Arena, FAQ page (entry rules, accessibility), read 31 October 2026; US State Department, Chile country information (entry, safety, embassy), read 31 October 2026.
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