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Buenos Aires Major 2027
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August 4, 2026 | Anders Frost

Tickets go on sale for the FiReMAJOR Buenos Aires 2027 Major

Tournament organizer FiReSPORTS has officially opened ticket sales for the FiReMAJOR Buenos Aires 2027 Major. Scheduled to run from May 31 to June 20, 2027, the event will bring a Valve-sanctioned Counter-Strike Major to Argentina for the first time. This tournament represents only the second time a Major has been hosted on South American soil, following the IEM Rio Major in 2022.

You can buy tickets for the Buenos Aires Major here.

The tournament will feature a $1,250,000 USD prize pool and gather the 32 best teams in the world. Competition will be split across two locations in the Argentine capital. The initial stages are set to take place at the Usina del Arte, before the playoffs transition to the Movistar Arena.

Ticket pricing and admission rules

Purchases are limited to a maximum of six tickets per transaction. Prices start at $240,000 ARS, which serves as an equivalent of roughly $160 USD. All transactions are charged in Argentine pesos based on the official exchange rate applicable on the day of purchase.

The digital E-tickets issued for the event are non-personalized. Identification is not checked at the doors, meaning the tickets are fully transferable and do not require the original buyer to be present upon entry.

Age restrictions apply to all attendees. Children under three years of age are not permitted inside the venues. All attendees over the age of three must have a valid ticket, and anyone under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult who is 18 or older.

Wheelchair access requires contacting the venue directly. Wheelchair users and their companions pay the standard ticket price for their selected sector. Fans needing these accommodations in sectors 102, 104, 107, 110, 113, 116, 118, 301, 303, 306, 309, 312, 315, and 317 must secure their entry by emailing [email protected].

Venue transportation and access

The Movistar Arena is highly accessible via Buenos Aires public transit. Attendees traveling by train can use the Urquiza line to Federico Lacroze station or the San Martín line to Villa Crespo station. The Subte Line B also services the area, with the closest stop located at Dorrego station.

For those using the colectivo bus network, exactly 21 different routes provide direct access to the venue perimeter, including lines 19, 34, 42, 47, 55, 63, 65, 71, 76, 78, 87, 90, 93, 99, 108, 109, 110, 111, 127, 166, and 176.

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A lifelong gamer with 21 years on Steam, first introduced to Counter-Strike in 1.6 but truly hooked by CS:GO. Loves the idea of playing AWP - just not quite skilled enough to pull it off. Outside the server, a journalist with 14 years of experience covering both traditional sports and esports.

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