The Buenos Aires government has organized a traffic control operation in Núñez for the final concert of Bad Bunny at the Monumental Stadium, including street closures and pedestrian management to ensure smooth circulation.
The government of Buenos Aires has implemented a special traffic operation in the Núñez neighborhood in preparation for Bad Bunny's third concert at the River Plate Stadium on February 15. The Secretaria de Transporte has coordinated vehicle restrictions and pedestrian management to enhance safety and ensure smooth movement in the area during the event. The operation aims to accommodate the expected large crowd attending the artist's final performance.
Authorities have detailed a restricted perimeter that will affect mobility throughout the neighborhood from the morning of February 15 until the early hours of February 16. This includes both total and partial street closures on major arteries surrounding the stadium. The planned traffic interruptions are intended to facilitate a safe and efficient flow of concert-goers, along with public safety considerations in light of the anticipated turnout for the event.
As the final show of Bad Bunny draws closer, local officials emphasize the necessity of these measures to prevent congestion and ensure the safety of attendees. In addition to managing traffic, they are also preparing for significant pedestrian movement, making it essential for attendees to be aware of the scheduled roadblocks and to plan their journeys accordingly for the concert day.
