Soy Luna Plays Montevideo on 17 November 2026
URUGUAY · CULTURE
Key Facts
- —What Disney’s Soy Luna Tour: El Último Show, a farewell concert.
- —When Tuesday 17 November 2026 at 9 p.m., with doors opening at 7:30 p.m.
- —Where Antel Arena, Avenida Dámaso A. Larrañaga 4001, Montevideo, Uruguay.
- —Tickets On sale through Tickantel, with prices from UYU 2,350 to UYU 5,900. Also available at Abitab, Redpagos and the Antel Arena box office.
- —Good to know Everyone pays for admission, including young children. Children under 15 must enter with a responsible adult over 18.
Soy Luna Montevideo 2026 brings Disney’s farewell tour to Antel Arena on Tuesday 17 November at 9 p.m., with tickets on sale now through Tickantel.
The concert is part of Soy Luna Tour: El Último Show, a Latin American farewell run that gives expat families in Uruguay a rare chance to see the popular Disney youth franchise live. Tickets cost between UYU 2,350 and UYU 5,900, and every attendee needs one, including small children.
What Soy Luna is, for newcomers
It follows Luna Valente, a teenager who moves from Cancún to Buenos Aires and discovers a passion for roller skating, music and friendship at a rink called Jam & Roller.
The show became a regional phenomenon, launching albums, live tours and a devoted following among children and teenagers across Latin America. For many expat families living in Montevideo, the series is part of their children’s cultural vocabulary, even if the parents have never watched an episode.
The farewell tour marks ten years since the franchise first appeared. It is billed as a final opportunity to see the original cast perform together, which explains the emotional weight attached to the Montevideo date.

The tour and why Montevideo matters
Soy Luna Tour: El Último Show is travelling through Latin America in late 2026, with stops reported in Córdoba, Ciudad de México, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Bogotá, San José, Santo Domingo, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, La Paz, Guayaquil, Quito, Montevideo, Lima and Santiago de Chile. Montevideo sits near the middle of that run.
The cast for the Montevideo show includes Karol Sevilla, Michael Ronda and Ruggero Pasquarelli. Dancers accompany the singers, and the production is designed as a full theatrical concert rather than a simple playback performance.
For Uruguay’s international community, the event is a family outing with broad appeal. It is also a reminder that Montevideo regularly receives major Latin American touring productions, even when the city feels far from the region’s larger entertainment hubs.
Tickets, prices and how to buy
Tickets are on sale through Tickantel, the official ticketing platform named on the Antel Arena event page. The published price range is UYU 2,350 to UYU 5,900 per ticket. The venue listing does not specify whether service charges are included, so budget slightly above the face value.
You can also buy tickets in person at Abitab and Redpagos locations across Uruguay, which accept cash, Visa, Mastercard and OCA. The Antel Arena box office sells tickets with Visa, Mastercard and OCA but does not accept cash.
Online purchases are delivered by email. The venue lists participating banks for card payments as Bandes, BBVA, Banco República, HSBC, Banque Heritage, Itaú, Santander and Scotiabank, along with Visa, Mastercard and OCA.
There is no free-entry age exemption. Every person entering the arena needs a ticket, including babies and toddlers. Parents planning a family outing should factor that into the total cost.
Venue, arrival and rules for families
Antel Arena is at Avenida Dámaso A. Larrañaga 4001, a modern indoor venue in Montevideo. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. and the show starts at 9 p.m., which means a late night for younger fans. Plan transport in advance, as the surrounding streets can get busy before large events.
Children under 15 must enter with a responsible adult over 18, a rule the venue attributes to Uruguay’s National Institute for Children and Adolescents, known as INAU. Bring identification for teenagers who look old enough to be questioned at the door.
The official venue phone number is +598 221 27362 if you need to confirm accessibility arrangements or specific entry questions. The arena’s website is the most reliable source for last-minute changes to times or rules.
Making a night of it in Montevideo
Antel Arena sits in a residential part of Montevideo with limited late-night dining immediately at the door. Many families choose to eat earlier in neighbourhoods such as Pocitos or Parque Rodó, then take a taxi or ride-share to the venue.
If you are travelling from outside Montevideo for the concert, the city has plenty of family-friendly hotels in Pocitos, Punta Carretas and the Centro district. Booking a room within a short drive of the arena makes the late finish easier to manage with children.
The concert falls on a Tuesday, so expect a normal working day in the city before the event. Leaving the venue after the show can take time. Patience and a pre-arranged meeting point help if your group gets separated.
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Do children need a ticket for Soy Luna in Montevideo?
Yes. Antel Arena states that everyone must pay for admission, including young children, and there is no free-entry age exemption.
Where can I buy tickets for Soy Luna Montevideo 2026?
Tickets are on sale through Tickantel, and can also be purchased at Abitab, Redpagos and the Antel Arena box office.
What time does the Soy Luna concert start at Antel Arena?
Doors open at 7:30 p.m. and the show starts at 9 p.m. on Tuesday 17 November 2026.
Can children attend the Soy Luna show without an adult?
Children under 15 must enter with a responsible adult over 18, in line with rules attributed to Uruguay’s National Institute for Children and Adolescents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sources: antelarena.com.uy, elintransigente.com, antelarena.com.uy, antelarena.com.uy, concertarchives.org, songkick.com. Retrieved 4 October 2026.
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