Barcelona Sporting Club has opened ticket sales and access details for Barcelona SC vs. Macará, a Liga Ecuabet match scheduled for Saturday, 8 August 2026 at 19:00 at Estadio Monumental Banco Pichincha.
The club’s notice sets a short buying window, with online sales beginning on Thursday, 6 August at 09:00 through sociosbsc.com.ec and additional sales available through eventum.ec and physical points on the same day. Online sales are scheduled to remain open until Saturday, 8 August at 19:30.
The announcement also lays out different access rules for hinchas, socios, and owners of palcos and suites. In addition, the purchase systems generate a digital ticket with a QR code, making the entry process straightforward for fans who complete their purchase online.
How access works for Barcelona SC vs. Macará
The notice separates entry by category. Socios, along with Centenario Amarillo, Centenario Bronce, Plata, Oro and Black Suite groups, are part of the club’s access plan for the match. The club also detailed separate arrangements for Women and for General Norte and Tribuna, showing that access will be organized by section rather than through a single general-sale structure.
For owners of palcos and suites, there is also a specific support window. On Friday, 7 August from 09:00 to 17:30, assistance is available by phone at 0980950091, and additional suite tickets can be processed at the administration office.
That timeline makes the sales process especially important for anyone planning to attend. With the match set for Saturday night and online sales ending at 19:30 that day, fans do not have much margin to wait if they want to secure seats in advance.
What fans need to know
The key points are simple: Barcelona SC hosts Macará on Saturday, 8 August at 19:00, tickets are being sold online through sociosbsc.com.ec and eventum.ec, and the club has also opened physical sales points. The digital QR ticket system is designed to speed up entry on matchday.
For supporters, the message is clear. The club has already mapped out the sale period, the support options, and the access rules, so the only real question left is whether fans act before the window closes.
