Love the 90s Chile takes place on Sunday 21 March 2027 at Espacio Riesco, a large events centre in northern Santiago. It is a one-day dance party built around hit acts from the 1990s, and every guest must be 18 or older.
For US visitors this is a chance to hear songs they know, such as Eiffel 65’s “Blue (Da Ba Dee)”, in a big crowd. General entry costs CLP 74,750 (about US$76) with fees, and Puntoticket is the ticket seller named on the organiser’s page.
What the Chile Festival Is and Who Plays
Love the 90s Chile is a festival that plays the dance and pop hits of the 1990s with artists who made them famous. The organiser says its format comes from big shows it stages in Spain, and its website lists a Latin American tour.
The organiser says its first Chilean edition in 2026 sold out. It adds that the 2027 show moves to a different, larger zone of the same venue with better access and a bigger food area.
The organiser names Vengaboys, 2 Unlimited, Eiffel 65, Haddaway, C+C Music Factory, The Outhere Brothers and Whigfield, “among others”. That means more acts may be added, and none of the names comes with a set time yet.
Several acts have songs that US listeners may know, such as Haddaway’s “What Is Love”, 2 Unlimited’s “No Limit” and Whigfield’s “Saturday Night”. Eiffel 65’s “Blue (Da Ba Dee)” is another title that visitors from the United States are likely to recognise.
The ticket page names the production company La Oreja as the producer. The festival’s own website, lovethe90s.cl, lists a lineup, venue and tickets section.
Date, Venue and How to Get There
Love the 90s Chile takes place on Sunday 21 March 2027. The ticket page lists the start as 5:30 p.m., but no closing time is published, so plan for a late ride home.
The venue is Espacio Riesco, at Avenida El Salto 5000 in Huechuraba, a district on the northern edge of Santiago. The venue calls itself the most important events and convention centre in Chile, with 27,000 square metres (about 290,000 square feet) of covered halls.
The festival site covers 160,000 square metres (about 40 acres) and offers more than 2,500 parking spaces, according to the venue. The organiser says the 2027 festival will use a different, larger zone than the 2026 show.
The venue’s location page offers route tools for car, bus and Metro, the city’s subway, but it names no station or shuttle. Use a ride-hailing app or licensed taxi and agree on a pickup point before you leave.
The venue’s phone number is +56 2 2470 4400 for questions about access. Our Santiago city page explains neighbourhoods and transport, and our Santiago November guide lists shows closer to today.
The main path inside the Espacio Riesco grounds in Santiago, photographed in 2021. (Photo: LuisCG11, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons)Tickets, Prices and Zones in US$
Puntoticket is the ticket seller shown on the organiser’s page for Love the 90s Chile. Every price below includes the 15 percent service charge, converted at CLP 986 per US dollar (US$1) on 31 October 2026.
In general sale, the page lists Pista General, the standing floor, at CLP 74,750 (about US$76). Front Stage, a zone closer to the stage with its own bars, food points and toilets, costs CLP 109,250 (about US$111).
Earlier presale rounds were cheaper, with Pista General at CLP 57,500 (about US$58) in the first round. The page shows those rounds as past price lists, so do not expect those prices today.
Standing VIP, a raised platform with shade, reached CLP 184,000 (about US$187) in the third presale round. A VIP Table for four, with a bottle of sparkling wine and a bottle of spirits, started at CLP 1,035,000 (about US$1,049).
The general-sale list shows no Standing VIP or table prices, so those zones may be sold out or closed. Check Puntoticket before you plan around them.
Puntoticket also shows a 20 percent Flash Weekend discount that does not apply to the service charge. The page gives no dates for it and does not say which zones it covers.
All tickets are issued in the buyer’s name. Naming and download of the e-ticket open on Monday 8 March 2027 at noon, and you need it to be sent to your zone.
Entry Rules and Accessibility
The Love the 90s Chile ticket page says the event is for guests aged 18 and over, and everyone pays for a ticket. The ticket is issued in the holder’s name, so use the name on your passport when you buy.
Professional photo and video cameras are not allowed. The page lists no other prohibited items, so ask the organiser or venue about bags before you travel.
Guests in wheelchairs must come with a companion, and each of them needs their own ticket. The page does not describe an adapted viewing platform, so ask before you buy.
The page says the show will not be stopped for rain unless the authorities order it. Pack for weather that can change during a long open-air day.
The page does not describe a refund right, a bag policy or a re-entry rule. Ask the organiser about re-entry before you leave the grounds.
Tips for US and Foreign Visitors
The State Department says US citizens on a tourist passport need no visa for a stay of up to 90 days in Chile. It also says your passport must be valid for the period of your stay.
The State Department’s Chile advisory is level 2, exercise increased caution, because of crime and civil unrest. It says large protests occur periodically in Santiago and often disrupt buses and the Metro.
Love the 90s Chile falls on a Sunday evening, so expect a rush for rides after the last act. Book your ride or hotel transfer in advance rather than hunting for a car in the crowd.
Keep your phone, passport copy and cash close in a dense crowd, as at any large festival. Use a hotel safe for your passport and carry only the ID that the ticket requires.
Our Creamfields Chile guide and our Santiago Rocks guide cover other big shows in Santiago. For a longer stay, our holidays and closures guide lists the December dates when offices shut.
What Is Not Known Yet
The set times, the running order and the closing time of Love the 90s Chile are not published. The organiser has also not said whether more acts will join the seven names on the list.
The ticket page gives no price for parking, no official shuttle and no named Metro station. It also lists no bag rules, so these details may change before 21 March.
The Flash Weekend discount, the status of the VIP zones and the number of tickets left are all unclear for Love the 90s Chile. The organiser’s own website still shows an older price list from CLP 55,000 (about US$56), so rely on Puntoticket for current prices.
More: Chile news in English, every day from The Rio Times.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Love the 90s Chile festival in Santiago?
It takes place on Sunday 21 March 2027 at Espacio Riesco in Santiago. The ticket page lists the start as 5:30 p.m.
How much do Love the 90s Chile tickets cost?
General entry on the floor costs CLP 74,750 (about US$76) with the service charge, and Front Stage costs CLP 109,250 (about US$111). Earlier presale and VIP zones cost more or less depending on the round.
Who plays at the Love the 90s Chile festival?
The organiser names Vengaboys, 2 Unlimited, Eiffel 65, Haddaway, C+C Music Factory, The Outhere Brothers and Whigfield, among others. Set times are not published yet.
Sources: Puntoticket, Love The 90’s Chile 2027 at Espacio Riesco (date, time, prices, rules, producer La Oreja), read 1 November 2026; Love the 90s Chile, festival website, read 1 November 2026; Espacio Riesco, home page and location page (address, size, parking, phone), read 1 November 2026; US State Department, Chile country information (entry), 1 November 2026; US State Department, Chile travel advisory (level 2), 1 November 2026.
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