Heads up, everyone, because the CONMEBOL Sul-Americana match between São Paulo and Boca Juniors-ARG on September 15, 2026, is hitting us with a huge new wrinkle: if you wanna get into MorumBIS for that 9:30 PM showdown, facial recognition isn’t just an option, it is absolutely mandatory. We’re talking about a General Sports Law that kicked in back on June 14, 2025, for all stadiums over 20,000 capacity, and São Paulo FC is all in. This isn’t just for some sections, it’s for *every single part* of MorumBIS, meaning you cannot buy a ticket or even step foot in the stadium without that facial registration. Get yourself registered at sao-paulo.bepass.com.br because without it, you’re not seeing this game.
Your Ticket to MorumBIS: Online Only, with Priority
Forget lining up at ticket offices for this one, because all sales for São Paulo vs. Boca Juniors are exclusively online at spfcticket.net. No physical tickets means you better have that internet connection dialed in. Membership Supporters get the first crack, which is how it should be, right? Priority 1 (our 7-star loyalists) can snag tickets bright and early at 10:00 AM on September 2nd. It then rolls out, day by day, for 6-star supporters on September 3rd, 5-stars on September 4th, 4-stars on September 5th, and 3-stars on September 6th. Even 2-star supporters get their chance later on September 6th, and 1-star fans open sales on September 7th. If you are a 0-star supporter, you can try for tickets later on September 7th. Finally, sales for all São Paulo supporters kick off at 10:00 AM on September 13th, still online only. That biometrics registration for entry applies to every single ticket, no exceptions.
Breaking Down the MorumBIS Seating and Pricing
Once you clear that biometric hurdle, what’s it gonna cost you to see São Paulo battle Boca Juniors? We have got a range of prices for every fan. For the Stands, you are looking at R$40 for the North Stand Oreo (the popular section), R$80 for the South Stand Diamante Negro, and R$100 for both the East Stand Lacta and West Stand Ouro Branco. Half-price options are available for all of these too, which is huge.
Move up to the Upper Seats and the prices climb. The North Upper Seat Oreo, also a “Popular Section,” is R$80. The South Upper Seat Diamante Negro hits R$200, while the East Special Seat Lacta and West Special Seat Ouro Branco are both R$300 a pop. Again, half-price options are there. The Lower Seats, specifically the East Lower Seat Lacta and West Lower Seat Ouro Branco, are R$200. Even the Boxes and Legends Box require facial recognition, with purchases made directly through their platforms. Oh, and here is a cool detail: lap children up to two years old get free admission, but guardians still need to register them and get a wristband on matchday at the stadium.
This isn’t just another game, it is a CONMEBOL Sul-Americana showdown at MorumBIS. So get that facial recognition sorted, mark those online sale dates, and let’s get ready for what promises to be an epic clash on September 15th!
This article was created with AI assistance and published under Seattle On Tap’s editorial standards. See our Editorial Policy.
Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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