Bad Bunny World Tour 2026: Dates, Cities & Travel Tips

Bad Bunny’s new world tour in 2025-2026 is one of the year’s most anticipated global music events. This guide covers where Bad Bunny will be performing in 2026, how to buy tickets for the tour, and essential travel tips to help fans make the most of their concert trips.

Bad Bunny’s 2026 World Tour covers 22 cities across Latin America, Asia, Australia, and Europe. The 2026 shows begin in early January in Latin America and conclude on July 22 in Brussels, Belgium. Tickets are available via official vendors like Ticketmaster and the tour’s official website. Fans should plan travel early – book flights and accommodations (Hostelworld is great for hostels) well in advance for an epic concert experience.

What are the dates and cities for Bad Bunny’s 2026 World Tour?

Bad Bunny’s 2025–2026 “DeBí TiRAR MáS FOToS” World Tour (Spanish for “I Should Have Taken More Photos”) spans 57 shows across 22 cities worldwide. The tour kicks off with late 2025 dates in the Caribbean and Latin America, then continues through the first half of 2026. In 2026, Bad Bunny will perform in Latin America, make rare stops in Asia and Australia, and embark on a major European stadium leg. Below is the full 2026 tour schedule with dates and cities:

• Santiago, Chile – January 9, 10 & 11, 2026 (Estadio Nacional) – rescheduled from Feb

• Lima, Peru – January 16 & 17, 2026 (Estadio Nacional) – rescheduled from Jan 30-31

• Medellín, Colombia – January 23, 24 & 25, 2026 (Estadio Atanasio Girardot)

• Buenos Aires, Argentina – February 13, 14 & 15, 2026 (Estadio River Plate)

• São Paulo, Brazil – February 20 & 21, 2026 (Allianz Parque)

• Sydney, Australia – February 28 & March 1, 2026 (ENGIE Stadium)

• Tokyo, Japan – March 2026 (date TBA) – Venue to be announced

• Barcelona, Spain – May 22 & 23, 2026 (Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys)

• Lisbon, Portugal – May 26 & 27, 2026 (Estádio da Luz)

• Madrid, Spain – Multiple shows: May 30–31, June 2–3, 6–7, 10–11, 14–15, 2026 (Riyadh Air Metropolitano Stadium)

• Düsseldorf, Germany – June 20 & 21, 2026 (Merkur Spiel-Arena)

• Arnhem, Netherlands – June 23 & 24, 2026 (GelreDome)

• London, UK – June 27 & 28, 2026 (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium)

• Marseille, France – July 1, 2026 (Orange Vélodrome)

• Paris, France – July 4 & 5, 2026 (La Défense Arena)

• Stockholm, Sweden – July 10 & 11, 2026 (Strawberry Arena)

• Warsaw, Poland – July 14, 2026 (PGE Narodowy Stadium)

• Milan, Italy – July 17 & 18, 2026 (Ippodromo Snai La Maura)

• Brussels, Belgium – July 22, 2026 (King Baudouin Stadium) – Final show

Tour highlights: The Latin American leg in Jan–Feb 2026 features multiple-night stadium shows (e.g. three nights in Medellín and Buenos Aires). Bad Bunny then heads to Sydney and a historic show in Tokyo (his first in Japan). The extensive European leg spans 11 countries, including two-night runs in Spain (Barcelona and Madrid), the UK (London), France (Paris), Sweden (Stockholm), and Italy (Milan), before wrapping up with a finale in Brussels. Fans across Europe can look forward to massive stadium concerts, from London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to Paris’s La Défense Arena.

Santiago, Chile – January 9, 10 & 11, 2026 (Estadio Nacional)

Book Hostels in Santiago

Hostal Providencia – A top-rated hostel in central Santiago, just a short metro or taxi ride from Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos. It offers spacious common areas, a cozy bar, and two fully equipped kitchens, creating a relaxed social vibe without being a full-on party hostel. The staff organize events (like pub crawls and tours) and the atmosphere is lively yet friendly, making it easy to meet fellow travelers while still getting a good night’s rest.

Lima, Peru – January 16 & 17, 2026 (Estadio Nacional)

Book Hostels in Lima

1900 Backpackers Hostel – Housed in a beautiful historic mansion about a 15-minute walk from Estadio Nacional del Perú, this hostel combines historic charm with modern social spaces. It features a rooftop bar, shared kitchen, and chill-out terrace, where guests gather for pisco sour lessons and salsa nights. The vibe is cool, laid-back, and welcoming – perfect for making travel friends before and after the concert. Bonus: free breakfast is included to fuel you up for show day.

Medellín, Colombia – January 23, 24 & 25, 2026 (Estadio Atanasio Girardot)

Book Hostels in Medellín

The Wandering Paisa Backpackers Hostel – Located in Laureles (close to Estadio Atanasio Girardot), this hostel is within walking distance of the stadium and the “La 70” nightlife strip. It’s known for its authentic Paisa cultural vibe – the bilingual staff organize weekly salsa classes, language exchanges, karaoke, and comedy nights to immerse you in the local scene. Expect a vibrant social atmosphere (rooftop terrace, on-site “Paisa Bar”) that makes it easy to mingle with travelers and locals alike, all while staying just a few blocks from the metro and stadium.

Buenos Aires, Argentina – February 13, 14 & 15, 2026 (Estadio River Plate)

Book Hostels in Buenos Aires

El Parador Hostel – A highly rated budget-friendly hostel in Belgrano, about 1.5 km (a short taxi or bus ride) from Estadio River Plate (El Monumental). Tucked near Chinatown, this hostel has a cozy, homey vibe with a communal kitchen and sunny terrace. The atmosphere is tranquil and friendly – you’ll meet fellow concert-goers without the party chaos. Guests love the resident pets (“furry friends”) and the warm host, making it feel like a home away from home while you stay in a charming, safe neighborhood close to the stadium.

São Paulo, Brazil – February 20 & 21, 2026 (Allianz Parque)

Book Hostels in São Paulo

Hostel Distrito 011 – Just steps from Allianz Parque (you can see the stadium from the door!), this new hostel is ideal for concert access. It offers modern, clean dorms with A/C and personal lockers, plus a relaxed common area. The hostel’s vibe is fun and communal – they have a bar and themed nights, game areas, and even a rooftop with city views for guests to mingle. Being literally next to the venue, you can enjoy the show without worrying about long transit (it’s that close) while still being a short metro ride to São Paulo’s nightlife.

Sydney, Australia – February 28 & March 1, 2026 (ENGIE Stadium)

Book Hostels in Sydney

Melton Hotel (Auburn) – A simple but convenient pub-hostel 3 km from Sydney’s ENGIE Stadium (Sydney Showground Stadium). Rooms are recently renovated and the property has an on-site bistro and sports bar – perfect for a budget stay with a lively local Aussie pub atmosphere. It’s an ideal base for events at Olympic Park: just 5 minutes by taxi or one train stop away from the stadium. After the concert, you can unwind with a cold beer in the beer garden and mix with friendly locals and fellow travelers.

Tokyo, Japan – March 2026 (date TBA) – Venue to be announced

Book Hostels in Tokyo

UNPLAN Shinjuku – Situated in Shinjuku (easy subway access to Tokyo’s major arenas), this highly rated hostel has a trendy social vibe. Travelers rave about the in-house café/bar and rooftop terrace, where you can enjoy views of the Tokyo skyline. The hostel offers free breakfast and modern pod-style bunks with privacy – great for recharging after a show. It’s lively and international (they host events like bar nights), yet still clean and well-run. Note: Venue TBA in Tokyo, but this hostel’s central location means a short train or metro ride to any big stadium.

Barcelona, Spain – May 22 & 23, 2026 (Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys)

Book Hostels in Barcelona

Onefam Paralelo (by Hostel One) – Located in Poble Sec within walking distance of Montjuïc’s Olympic Stadium, this hostel is famed for its social atmosphere. The staff treat guests “like family,” cooking free nightly dinners and organizing outings. Facilities include a rooftop terrace, multiple lounges, and a fully stocked kitchen, plus privacy pod beds. You’ll meet plenty of fellow travelers in the common areas and the on-site bar – yet it’s not just a party hostel, it’s genuinely friendly and community-oriented. Bonus: you can walk or take a quick bus up to the concert at Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys.

Lisbon, Portugal – May 26 & 27, 2026 (Estádio da Luz)

Book Hostels in Lisbon

Yes! Lisbon Hostel – Though not right by Estádio da Luz, this award-winning hostel in Baixa has a direct metro to the venue (15 minutes). It offers free nightly pub crawls and famous €10 family dinners that turn strangers into friends. The on-site bar and lounge are perfect for pre-concert mingling, and the vibe is very social (“party in the lounge and bar and then get a good sleep in quiet rooms” as they say). With a central location near Praça do Comércio and modern amenities, it’s an ideal base – enjoy a fun atmosphere and meet other fans, then hop on the Blue Line to Estádio da Luz for the show.

Madrid, Spain – Multiple shows: May 30–31, June 2–3, 6–7, 10–11, 14–15, 2026 (Riyadh Air Metropolitano Stadium)

Book Hostels in Madrid

Onefam Sungate – A superb hostel in Madrid’s Centro, about a 30-minute metro ride from Metropolitano Stadium. You’ll love the daily “family” dinners, pub crawls, and even cooking classes this hostel organizes to bring guests together. It’s ultra-social and cozy – no bunk beds here, just comfy singles in dorms with privacy curtains. The staff are renowned for going above and beyond, and the location by Sol/Gran Vía means you can sightsee by day and easily catch the subway to the concert. Expect to leave with new friends – past guests call the vibe “amazing” and like a home away from home.

Düsseldorf, Germany – June 20 & 21, 2026 (Merkur Spiel-Arena)

Book Hostels in Dusseldorf

Backpackers Düsseldorf – A friendly, no-frills hostel in the Stadtmitte district, a short tram/U-Bahn ride from Merkur Spiel-Arena. It has a relaxed, homely atmosphere – no on-site bar, so it’s a quieter place to rest, but still social in the kitchen and lounge. Guests enjoy the free breakfast and communal vibe (the staff even provide free coffee/tea and pasta). From here, you can reach the stadium in ~20 minutes via public transit. It’s a great budget option to experience Düsseldorf – close enough to Altstadt for some post-show fun but tucked in a residential area so you can sleep well.

Arnhem, Netherlands – June 23 & 24, 2026 (GelreDome)

Book Hostels in Arnhem

Stayokay Arnhem – This highly rated hostel sits on the edge of Arnhem (about 4 km from GelreDome, reachable by a short bus or taxi). It’s in a green setting by Hoge Veluwe Park, offering a peaceful, cozy stay with easy stadium access. The on-site facilities include a bar-lounge and a garden terrace, where guests often meet up for a drink. Rooms are clean and all en-suite, and breakfast is included to start your day. The vibe is friendly and laid-back – perfect for travelers who want a quieter place to relax (maybe even rent a bike) after the energy of the concert.

London, UK – June 27 & 28, 2026 (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium)

Book Hostels in London

Wombat’s City Hostel London – Located in central London (near Tower Bridge) with direct Tube links to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Wombat’s is known for its buzzing social scene. It features an atmospheric basement WomBar (welcome pint included!) and a café, plus nightly events like karaoke and pub quizzes. The hostel is built in a restored historic building, giving it character, but the amenities are modern: all rooms have en-suite bathrooms, and there’s a huge kitchen and even a courtyard garden. It’s a lively, clean base where you can easily meet other travelers over a craft beer, then hop on the Underground for a 30–40 minute ride to the stadium.

Marseille, France – July 1, 2026 (Orange Vélodrome)

Book Hostels in Marseille

Hostel Vertigo Vieux-Port – Set in Marseille’s Old Port district (direct metro to Orange Vélodrome in 10 minutes), Vertigo Vieux-Port is a charming hostel built around a flowered courtyard. It has a Provençal flair and a social heart: guests gather in the courtyard and the on-site Vertigo bar (open evenings for tapas & cocktails) to mingle The hostel provides two guest kitchens, a lounge, and even an herb garden for cooking, giving it a cozy, communal feel. From here, you can reach the Vélodrome via a short metro or bus. It’s loved for its friendly staff and “homey” vibe – a relaxing oasis to enjoy before and after the concert.

Paris, France – July 4 & 5, 2026 (La Défense Arena)

Book Hostels in Paris

The People – Paris Belleville (Les Piaules) – A top choice in Paris with easy RER access to Paris La Défense Arena (about 15–20 min via metro/RER). This stylish hostel in Belleville is known for its rooftop terrace with panoramic views of Paris’s monuments and a ground-floor bar-café that hosts jazz and DJ nights. Rooms are modern with privacy curtains, and there’s a 24/7 reception. The atmosphere is hip and social but not rowdy – perfect for grabbing a craft beer and chatting with fellow travelers in the evening. With Belleville metro station just 50m away, you can zip to La Défense Arena or any Paris sight easily, then return to enjoy the hostel’s vibrant, youthful vibe.

Stockholm, Sweden – July 10 & 11, 2026 (Strawberry Arena)

Book Hostels in Stockholm

City Backpackers Hostel – A legendary hostel in Norrmalm, only one train stop (or 10-minute ride) from Friends Arena (Strawberry Arena). It’s the place for socializing in Stockholm: free pasta, free sauna sessions each evening, and a cozy on-site café/bar make it a favorite. The hostel has a “ski-lodge” atmosphere with multiple hangout areas – from a media lounge to a courtyard – and they organize pub crawls and game nights. Rooms are clean and comfy (no bunk beds in many dorms for extra comfort), and the location is fantastic, just a 5-minute walk from Central Station. It’s been voted the best hostel in Sweden for good reason – warm Scandinavian hospitality with a fun, homey twist.

Warsaw, Poland – July 14, 2026 (PGE Narodowy Stadium)

Book Hostels in Warsaw

Oki Doki Old Town Hostel – Situated right next to Warsaw’s Old Town Market Square, this hostel makes reaching PGE Narodowy stadium easy (just 2 metro stops or a short taxi across the river). Oki Doki is extremely social and beloved by solo travelers: it has an on-site bar (open on weekends) with happy hours, karaoke, comedy and game nights for guests. The dorm beds have privacy curtains and personal lamps/outlets, and everything is clean and secure. The young local staff are travel-savvy and organize daily activities – you’ll experience Polish hospitality, join in on communal pierogi dinners or drinking games, and head to the concert with new friends by your side.

Milan, Italy – July 17 & 18, 2026 (Ippodromo Snai La Maura)

Book Hostels in Milan

Ostello Bello Grande – Just 50m from Milano Centrale Station (and handy to Metro line M5 toward San Siro), Ostello Bello Grande is consistently rated one of Europe’s best hostels. Your stay comes with free welcome drinks, daily aperitivo buffets, and even 24/7 access to snacks (free pasta, etc.) in the communal kitchen. The hostel hosts nightly events – family-style dinners, karaoke, pub crawls – so meeting other travelers is guaranteed. There’s a rooftop terrace with hammocks and a garden, plus a 24-hour bar where they even screen football matches in a fun fan atmosphere. In short, it’s vibrant and full of Italian warmth – a perfect base to enjoy Milan and catch the show at Ippodromo La Maura (15–20 min by metro).

Brussels, Belgium – July 22, 2026 (King Baudouin Stadium) – Final show

Book Hostels in Brussels

Sleep Well Youth Hostel – A modern eco-friendly hostel in downtown Brussels (steps from Rogier Metro, which goes straight to King Baudouin Stadium). Free breakfast is included – and it’s a generous continental buffet that past guests rate “11/10”. The hostel feels almost like a hotel (rooms have ensuite bathrooms and there’s an elevator), but it maintains a social edge with a lively bar on-site (serving cheap Belgian beers) plus game areas like ping-pong and foosball. With Grand Place only a 10-minute walk away, you can sightsee easily and then hop on the metro to the stadium in about 15 minutes. It’s clean, secure, and friendly – a great value for comfort and location in Brussels.

How to buy Bad Bunny 2026 World Tour tickets

Tickets for Bad Bunny’s 2025-2026 world tour went on sale on May 9, 2025 and many dates sold out rapidly. To buy tickets (or find any remaining availability), follow these tips:

• Use official ticket vendors: Buy through the tour’s official website or authorized platforms like Ticketmaster and Live Nation. Bad Bunny’s team advises sticking to official vendors to avoid scams or counterfeit tickets. The official tour site (DePuertoRicoPalMundo.com) provides direct links to each venue’s ticket outlet. For example, tickets for Latin American shows are sold via local partners (e.g. Ticketmaster Mexico for Mexico City). Always purchase from these approved sources.

• VIP packages and upgrades: Select shows offer VIP packages or special experiences. These might include perks like early entry, merch, or even meet-and-greets. Check the official site if you’re interested in VIP tickets, as availability is limited.

• Beware of resale and scalpers: Given the high demand, if a show is sold out, only seek resale tickets from verified resale programs (Ticketmaster’s official resale or venue-sanctioned exchanges) to avoid fraud. Be cautious of third-party sellers on social media or unofficial sites – if a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is.

• Stay updated: If you missed out on tickets, keep an eye on official announcements for any additional dates or second-leg shows. Bad Bunny’s tours sometimes add extra nights when shows sell out instantly. Sign up for email updates or follow Bad Bunny’s official social media for news on added dates, ticket drops, or new tour announcements.

Pro Tip: To improve your chances during ticket sales, register for pre-sales or fan club lotteries if available, and be ready on multiple devices when tickets release. Also, double-check time zone differences for on-sale times if you’re buying tickets for an overseas show.

How can fans travel for Bad Bunny’s 2026 tour? (Travel Tips)

Attending an international concert is exciting, but it requires planning. Here are travel tips to help Bad Bunny fans have a smooth and fun trip:

• Plan and budget early: Once you have tour dates in mind, start budgeting for the entire trip (not just the ticket). Factor in flights, accommodation, meals, local transport, and merchandise. It often ends up more expensive than the ticket itself, so save up in advance. Consider setting aside a travel fund months ahead so you can fully enjoy the experience without money worries.

• Secure tickets before booking flights: Buy your concert ticket first (through official channels) and then plan the trip around it. There’s no point booking flights or hotels if you haven’t secured a ticket to the show. Once your ticket is confirmed, move quickly to book flights and lodging. Major tour dates can cause a surge in travel prices, so locking in airfare early can save money.

• Check passport and visa requirements: Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months past your travel dates and research if you need a visa for any country you’ll visit. For example, if you’re traveling to the European shows and you’re not an EU citizen, check the Schengen visa requirements. Sorting out travel documents early will prevent last-minute emergencies at the airport.

• Consider travel insurance: Purchasing travel insurance is highly recommended. It provides peace of mind in case of unexpected flight cancellations, lost luggage, or medical issues abroad. Given the investment you’re making to see Bad Bunny, insurance can protect you if plans go awry.

• Book accommodations early (hostels for budget): Hotels near the concert venue or city center will fill up fast on show dates. Reserve your accommodation soon after getting tickets. If you’re on a budget or traveling solo, hostels are a great option – they’re affordable and you can meet fellow fans. Websites like Hostelworld make it easy to find and book top-rated hostels around the world. In fact, experienced travelers often use Hostelworld to gauge prices and find social lodging where you can connect with other concert-goers. Whether you choose a hostel or hotel, try to stay near the venue if possible, especially for short trips. Being within walking distance or a quick ride away means less stress on the concert day.

• Arrive a day or two before the concert: Don’t land on the same day as the show if you can help it. Flight delays or jet lag could make you miss the concert. Arrive at least one day (or more) before the event to acclimate and explore the city. For instance, if the concert is Friday night, get in by Thursday or even Wednesday. This buffer gives you time to recover from travel, find the venue, and enjoy some sightseeing. (Plus, Bad Bunny might drop into local clubs or events in the city – you never know!)

• Don’t rush home right after: Similarly, avoid leaving the morning after the concert. You’ll be tired from dancing and late-night fun. Give yourself an extra day post-concert to relax, recover, and bask in the afterglow of the show. You might also use this time to explore the local culture – try regional food, visit landmarks, or hit a beach if you’re in a city like Barcelona. Turning the trip into a mini-vacation makes the experience even more rewarding.

• Plan transportation to and from the venue: Research how you’ll get to the stadium or arena ahead of time. On the day of the show, thousands of fans will be on the move. Check public transit routes (train/bus lines, event shuttles) and schedules for the concert night. If you plan to take a taxi or ride-share (Uber, etc.), expect surge pricing and traffic jams after the show. In unfamiliar cities, it’s wise to do a dry run – for example, visit the venue earlier in the day or the day before to get a sense of the route. Also, choose accommodation with good transport links – ideally a place from which you can easily walk or take one direct transit line to the venue. Having a transport plan (and a backup plan) will save you from post-concert transportation woes.

• Know the venue rules and local laws: Every country (and venue) has its own regulations. Check the concert venue’s rules on permitted items a few days before the show. Many stadiums ban large bags, professional cameras, outside food/drinks, etc. To avoid being turned away at the gate, pack light and adhere to the guidelines – often a small clear bag is allowed for essentials. Additionally, be mindful of local laws in the country you’re visiting. For example, public drinking or certain substances legal in your home country might be illegal at your destination. One fan learned this the hard way – they carried something legal at home into a country where it wasn’t, and ended up in legal trouble. Don’t be that person! A quick Google search on local customs (like legal drinking age, smoking laws, etc.) will keep you out of trouble.

• Pack smart for the concert: Bring only what you need to be comfortable and safe at the show. Essentials include a charged smartphone (for your mobile ticket, photos and navigation), a portable power bank to recharge on the go, and earplugs to protect your hearing during the loud show. Wear comfortable shoes – you’ll be on your feet dancing for hours! Check the weather forecast and dress accordingly: if it’s an outdoor venue, you might need a rain jacket or sunscreen and a hat. Use pants or jackets with zippered pockets or a secure crossbody bag to keep your phone, ID, and cards safe in the crowd. It’s also a good idea to carry some cash and a copy of your ID (or have a digital backup). Finally, consider bringing a small flag or banner of your country or a sign for Bad Bunny – it’s a fun way to stand out, just ensure it’s allowed by the venue.

• Stay connected and safe: If you’re traveling abroad, ensure your phone will work for the whole trip. Buying a local SIM or an eSIM data plan can save you from outrageous roaming fees and keep you online for maps and messaging. Share your itinerary (flights, hotel, concert time) with a friend or family member back home, especially if traveling solo. During the show, agree on a meeting spot with your friends in case you get separated – large concerts can overwhelm cell service, so you may not be able to call or text them inside the venue. Keep an eye on your belongings and on fellow fans around you; concert communities are generally friendly, but it’s still wise to be mindful in any crowded place.

When this advice won’t work: If you plan to attend multiple tour stops in different countries, you’ll have special considerations. Look into multi-city flight tickets or rail passes (in Europe, for example) to save money when city-hopping. Also, if a country requires quarantines or has health restrictions (due to global events or pandemics), adjust your plans accordingly. Always check the latest travel advisories for each country on your itinerary.

Following these tips will help ensure your Bad Bunny concert trip is memorable for all the right reasons. You’ll be free to sing, dance, and soak in the music – unVerano (a summer) or winter night you’ll never forget – without stressing about the logistics.

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