Tini in Ecuador: Two Cities, Two Sellers, Two Different Floors
ECUADOR · LIVE MUSIC
Key Facts
- —Guayaquil Tini plays the Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer on Sunday 20 September 2026 at 8pm.
- —Quito She plays the Coliseo General Ruminahui on Tuesday 22 September 2026 at 8pm.
- —The tour Both dates are part of the FUTTTURA World Tour.
- —The catch The two cities use different sellers and different tier names, and Quito’s entry price is US$10 higher.
- —Guayaquil prices BuenPlan lists General at US$35 plus US$5.25 tax, up to a Crossover Box at US$225.
- —Quito prices TicketShow lists Violetta at US$45, up to a Tini Box at US$240, before tax and fees.
Tini in Ecuador is two shows two days apart, sold by two different companies, with tier names that do not match between them.
Tini in Ecuador means two shows two days apart. Guayaquil on Sunday 20 September and Quito on Tuesday 22 September 2026.
Both are part of the FUTTTURA World Tour. Both start at eight in the evening.
What differs is everything around the music. The cities use different venues, different ticket sellers and different tier names.
Ecuador uses the US dollar, so there is no conversion to work through. That makes the price comparison unusually direct.
Guayaquil: Estadio Modelo
The Guayaquil date is at the Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer Herrera. BuenPlan is the seller.
General admission is US$35 plus US$5.25 tax, giving US$40.25 at the door. Preferencia is US$75 plus US$11.25.
Triple T VIP is US$95 plus US$14.25, the Violeta Box US$160 plus US$24, and the Crossover Box US$225 plus US$33.75.
General sale opened on 23 April 2026 after a presale on the twentieth and twenty-first. Tickets were still listed as available this week.
Quito: Coliseo General Ruminahui
The Quito date is at the Coliseo General Ruminahui, promoted by Top Shows Ecuador. TicketShow is the seller.
The entry tier is called Violetta and costs US$45 before tax and fees. Triple T is US$90, Futttura US$140, Futttura VIP US$180 and the Tini Box US$240.
There is no equivalent of Guayaquil’s US$35 general admission. Quito’s floor sits ten dollars higher.
Primicias reported that Quito sold half its inventory within the first twenty-four hours. Presale for Produbanco customers began on 20 April.
Why the Two Cities Do Not Match
Ecuadorean promoters work city by city rather than nationally. Different local partners handle Guayaquil and Quito.
That produces different sellers, different tier structures and different tax presentation for the same tour. It is normal here and confusing everywhere else.
The practical consequence is that a ticket for one city tells you nothing about the other. Compare the actual ladders rather than assuming they align.
It also means two separate accounts and two separate checkouts. There is no single national ticket page for this tour.
Two Very Different Rooms for Tini in Ecuador
The Estadio Modelo in Guayaquil is an open-air football ground. September on the coast is hot and humid.
The Coliseo Ruminahui in Quito is an enclosed arena at 2,850 metres. Altitude affects visitors more than the temperature does.
Anyone travelling from the coast for the Quito date should allow a day. Arriving and standing for a concert at that altitude on the same day is uncomfortable.
The two-day gap is tight for anyone attending both. The Guayaquil to Quito flight is under an hour, the road journey around eight.
Doors at Ecuadorean shows typically open two hours before the billed start. Box tiers have separate entrances at both venues.
For foreign residents the dollar pricing removes the usual arithmetic. What the listing says is what the ticket costs, once tax is added.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When and where does Tini play in Ecuador?
She plays the Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer in Guayaquil on Sunday 20 September 2026 and the Coliseo General Ruminahui in Quito on Tuesday 22 September, both at 8pm, on the FUTTTURA World Tour.
How much are tickets?
In Guayaquil, BuenPlan lists General at US$35 plus US$5.25 tax up to a Crossover Box at US$225. In Quito, TicketShow lists Violetta at US$45 up to a Tini Box at US$240 before tax and fees.
Why is Quito more expensive?
The two cities use different promoters, sellers and tier structures. Quito has no equivalent of Guayaquil’s US$35 general admission tier, so its cheapest ticket starts ten dollars higher.
Sources: BuenPlan, TicketShow, Top Shows Ecuador, Primicias, Rio Times.
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