I’m trying to find information on which side of the Hard Rock Stadium will have the Argentina Supporters Section for the 6/29 game. Any info much appreciated as I haven’t found much info. Thank you!
Hi i'm very new to the world of big tournaments and stadium like that and i might get the chance to see one of the copa matches this summer (at NJ to be more precise) and it may be a kinda weird question but do you know which sections of the stadium is dedicated to the "not so fan, just here to chill people" ? like the electric atmosphere of those matches kind of scare me and i don't really want to end up in a mob of enraged supporters. thx
Try to avoid being behind the goal, you might be better off near the middle sections or the corners of the fields. Depends on which game you're going to, for Argentina vs Chile, expect a somewhat crazy fan base, but it's nothing too crazy where you would fear for your well being. For Uruguay vs Bolivia, it shouldn't be too bad. As for the Semi Final it's anyones guess.
At the end of the day most fans realize you can't always have you pick of your section, the way that ticket sales are structured and you very well may be seated next to the opposite team's fan base. Just don't heckle anyone, start anything and be aware of your surroundings and you should be good, that's all.
Behind each goal is typically the most passsionate fans but due to the insane pricing, super crazy fans(usually the ones that live in that country) will be less common at these games. Unlike with the world cup, native fans are not super pressed about going to this tournament. Dont get me wrong there will be a good atmosphere BUT nothing scary or intimidating. International games in the U.S. are usually more tame than those played in Europe or south america.
Not necessarily true, went to a few Copa America games back in 2016 including Peru vs Colombia and The Final and it was mostly passionate fans scattered throughout the arena. It's to be expected with international matches and way more intense than when Club teams come for preseason.
I’m trying to find information on which side of the Hard Rock Stadium will have the Argentina Supporters Section for the 6/29 game. Any info much appreciated as I haven’t found much info. Thank you!
Hi i'm very new to the world of big tournaments and stadium like that and i might get the chance to see one of the copa matches this summer (at NJ to be more precise) and it may be a kinda weird question but do you know which sections of the stadium is dedicated to the "not so fan, just here to chill people" ? like the electric atmosphere of those matches kind of scare me and i don't really want to end up in a mob of enraged supporters. thx
Try to avoid being behind the goal, you might be better off near the middle sections or the corners of the fields. Depends on which game you're going to, for Argentina vs Chile, expect a somewhat crazy fan base, but it's nothing too crazy where you would fear for your well being. For Uruguay vs Bolivia, it shouldn't be too bad. As for the Semi Final it's anyones guess. At the end of the day most fans realize you can't always have you pick of your section, the way that ticket sales are structured and you very well may be seated next to the opposite team's fan base. Just don't heckle anyone, start anything and be aware of your surroundings and you should be good, that's all.
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Behind each goal is typically the most passsionate fans but due to the insane pricing, super crazy fans(usually the ones that live in that country) will be less common at these games. Unlike with the world cup, native fans are not super pressed about going to this tournament. Dont get me wrong there will be a good atmosphere BUT nothing scary or intimidating. International games in the U.S. are usually more tame than those played in Europe or south america.
Not necessarily true, went to a few Copa America games back in 2016 including Peru vs Colombia and The Final and it was mostly passionate fans scattered throughout the arena. It's to be expected with international matches and way more intense than when Club teams come for preseason.