The thing is that, in the rest of the country, they tend to have a greater number of free open fieldsthe famous paddocks, or clubs with free entry. Therefore, the citizens of Buenos Aires are the ones who have the most to pay to play soccer in any format: 5vs5, 8vs8 or even 11vs11as is done in professionalism.
How much do you have to pay to play soccer
The lowest prices of a field for rent is around $20,000 for five-a-side football, the most common quantity and the ones with the greatest quantity, and $68,000 in eight-a-side football. The more expensive are located around $70,000 In the case of teams of five and $176,000 in with teams of eight.
They are modified depending on the area of the capital where it is reserved. For example, in Constitutionone hour of rental costs at least $32,000while the lower amount in Nuñez is from $70,000.
For an eight-on-eight match, these same venues (Southern District and Grün) conceive a minimum of $65,000 that of the southern zone, and $142,000 the one in the northern zone. That is, the last one costs more than double.
When we talk about “minimums”, it is becauseThe amounts depend on the time of daysince playing at night is usually more expensive than playing during the day. This is because places charge for electricity that they have to use to illuminate the fields.
Thus, the maximum prices arrive when it gets dark, and taking the examples mentioned, the maximum value in Constitución is $37,000 for 5vs5 football and $100,000 for 8vs8. On the other hand, in the Nuñez area, the highest costs are quoted in $100,000 matches with 10 players and $176,000 those of 16 players. All prices for one hour of play.
There are other cheaper venues such as Mataderos, where prices range from $20,000 during the day and $35,000 at night for one hour in F5, and $50,000 for the daytime match and $90,000 for the nighttime match in F8. In Villa Urquizathey cost $30,000 during the day up to $48,000 at night.
Both in Villa Crespo as in Villa Devotothey hover among the $40,000 and the $60,000. In Belgranothey come out around $40,000 during the day and $60,000 at night, talking about 5-a-side football, while the eight-a-side match between $80,000 and $140,000depending on the time of day.
The neighborhood that surprises is Chacabuco Park, where prices range between $42,000 and $54,000 for the F5, although one of the cheapest venues is in Linierswhere the time quotes $24,000, no variations due to lighting.
Soccer eleven
Get courts for play matches with the same number of players that professional sports useis more complex than thought in the City of Buenos Aires. Most of the headquarters are in the province.
However, there are parameters that allow their prices to be measured. The usual thing is to have to attend a club that it has sufficient dimensions to have this type of courts.
So, in Velez Sarsfieldlocated in Liniers, the doors are open to the rental of its fields. There, prices vary between $75,000 the hour without lighting, and $90,000 light.
However, the Buenos Aires government offers the cheapest option of all. It is about the Sarmiento Sports Centeropen from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., a public space where you can go play 11vs11 soccer.
There you must pay a general admission $330which descends to $230 if it is a minor, and the rental of the court is $9,300 without light and $10,600 illuminated On the other hand, parking costs $820.
Dress
The playing field is not the only thing that is spent on. Clothing is also important to go to play equipped, since sports clothing is required.
In that sense, the price of ankle boots vary between $73,000 the cheapest and $174,000 the highest, for both men and women. The eleven football boots are all above the $100,000.
As for the pants, or shortsthe cheapest are around $30,000 and the most expensive ones $76,000regardless of gender. Those of official clubs are higher, since they average the $84,000.
There are modifications to the t-shirts, depending on whether it is a product for men or women. The cheapest ones cost $90,000 with a woman’s cut and $100,000 with masculine cut. On the other hand, those that have the same fabric used by professional players cost $125,000 on average.
There are also the accessorieswhere leggings have a value between $18,000 and $35,000, and shin guards are around $40,000 the professionals and $20,000 the amateur ones. It should be clarified that all of the aforementioned clothing starts at original brand prices.
Post match
Many times, not everything ends at that game time. These types of friendship meetings usually crowned laterwhether drinking something or eating too.
In that sense, the beerthe most common drink after playing soccer, circulates among $4,000 and $8,000 pesos per liter bottle, depending on the brand and the place. In some locations, they also sell wineswhich cost between $8,000 and $14,000.
Non-alcoholic drinks cost between $1,500 and $3,000where the cheapest are usually water and the most expensive are carbonated drinks, especially cola.
As for food, if you decide to eat after the game, the prices are between $15,000 and $20,000 per person, with the places that have a grill being the most expensive.
Source: Ambito
