soccer match - Every where the hype of the soccer game is high. Even in the soccer mobile game the events are on the list. IS someone want to visit and watch the soccer match live, how he can achieve a less expensive accommodation?

Happy with the experience! - The purchase of the tickets was a gift for my boyfriend and his friend, first of all, like everyone else, I was a little afraid of being scammed but noooooo people are more than recommended. They were happy because it was a unique and unforgettable experience, the Tangol company is more than recommended. They will pick you up at the hotel, you have a guide who, of course, is a genius Agustina and super cool, they take you to the field, they give you a snack and after the game they leave you at the hotel, they made the gift worth it. Trust the company, you will not regret it.

Incredible experience - This is an Incredible experience. Highly recommend. Will do again in future. Attentive guides and easy communication. I recommend this to anyone interested I'm soccer culture...

Tango Lives in the Window - Spectacular! A show composed of everything, with the main tango and local Andean music that tell the story of tango. Very skilled artists, both musicians, singers and dancers. The food is very good and they have a pick up service. Highly recommended! We have to keep the tango alive through the window.

Experience local activity - Highlight of our trip. Had a fantastic time. Our host Maty did a great job of keeping things in check. Highly recommend booking this experience.

Racing Club Match - Great experience and Mati gave us lots of information about BA and the Racing Club area. The crowd are boisterous, passionate and very entertaining. We felt completely safe the whole time. A great night out.

Must-Do Argentine Experience - We had a really great time with Mati attending a Racing game. I've spent a long time in Argentina, but going to a soccer match was something I'd been still wanting to do and going with a guide was definitely the best approach. I would recommend searching the local teams' schedules and perhaps going to a River Plate or Boca Jr. game since they're more popular and in more tourist-friendly neighborhoods, but overall it was a really incredible and authentic experience to have, plus we learned history about the different teams throughout the night. Thank you Mati for making sure we had fun and felt safe!

Ease and good service. - The guide's friendliness was great. Always trying to insert information in the context of the trip from the way to the football match. We enjoyed the experience.

Very good experience! - The experience itself was incredible, the stadium experience and the places were very good in a different area where exit and entry flowed easier than in other areas. The only detail was what a lunch included and at no time did they offer to pay us for it even though they were trained to buy it.

Disappointing but the guides are very nice - I went to the Argentino Jr v. Corinthian Copa Sudamerica match. Originally I was suppose to go, and paid for, the Estudiantes v. Gremio Copa LIbertadores match but they were not selling tickets to non members. So they offered to reschedule me for the former match. I had been on several tours before this soccer match in La Boca, Recocleta Cemetary, and in Palermo. I was expecting something similar to these types of tours where I can learn a lot about Argentinian soccer, the clubs you are watching, the culture, the history, or something similar. This was not a tour. They basically pick you up in a bus or van with several other tourists and take you to the stadium. They walk with you and show you where to sit and that's it. They don't explain anything, or talk to anyone, you just sit there in the group and watch the game, not knowing anything about the teams, players, whether this is a big match, or a meaningless match between teams that will be relegated. They did offer water or cola but they didn't offer any food (which they promised). My friend and I paid $125 US or $140k pesos Argentinos each for this experience. We talked to some of the locals and they said it should have been around $40k or $50k pesos at most. The games here, unless the team is in a bad area, or it is a rivalry match, are in my experience pretty safe. They only allow fans of the home team into the stadium (no away fans), there are probably close to 70 or 80 police and security officers in and near the stadium, and the concession stand in the stadium doesn't sell alcohol. I didn't see anyone near me that was intoxicated. They all looked and appeared sober. I saw a lot of little kids there and women in the stadium. I really don't think a local guide is necessary unless the stadium is in a dangerous part of Buenos Aires. The guides are nice but this didn't really match my expectations. I would only do this if it was for Boca Jrs, River Plate, or a team that is far from Palermo like Estudiantes, since the transportation makes things easier. Otherwise if it is local team, like Argentino juniors, it's probably best to just go alone with your friends. There is nothing dangerous about going to this alone and it is way cheaper. I basically just considered the $125 USD or $140k pesos I paid a charitable donation since the economy in Argentina is very bad and the peso is almost worthless.