To avoid traffic chaos and the high concentration of public in the northern area of the City due to the recitals that take place in River Plate, the Club Ciudad de Buenos Aires, the Hipódromo and the Polo Field among other places, the head of Government porteño, Jorge Macri, decided that new dates will not be granted to hold massive events in the north of the city and they will be moved to the South: City Park, Roca Park and Autodromo of the city of Buenos Aires.
“The events that are already scheduled and launched are going to be held, but the intention of the City Government is not to grant new dates from now on and move this type of massive shows to the entire southern area of Caba,” they expressed from the Buenos Aires government Perfil.com.
The spokespersons pointed out that: “We are working on giving it more momentum and focusing on the south of the city, City Park, Roca Park and Autódromo have capacity with capacity that there are no spaces in other parts of the city and are ideal for massive events. But the city It does not prohibit either the Hippodrome or the Polo Field. That is not the case. We encourage massive events, recitals and festivals in the south of the City that allows the entire northern axis to deconcentrate a little and have a better experience for those who attend the recital. and the neighbors”
The head of government has already met with producers because one of the most conflictive axes is the issue of security in the areas of Soldati and Lugano. And although the rags are everywhere where massive events are held, the general public expresses a certain fear about the insecurity of certain neighborhoods. As a result of this situation, there would be a commitment on the part of the Buenos Aires government to increase police control in the area.
Regarding the capacity of the spaces in the south of the city, the Roca Park has 9 thousand spaces for cars, the Autódromo can accommodate up to 45 thousand people and the City Park a 120,000 m2 beach with capacity for up to 90,000 spectators and the Mary Terán de Weiss Stadium has a capacity of 15,500 people.