The Carnival Entity renewed the agreement with the Provincial Sidecreer Card, which allows its members to purchase tickets for the Carnival parades and pay for them in up to 3 interest-free installments. "We came to renew the agreement, which we signed last year, and which allows Sidecreer users from all over the province to buy tickets," stated Horacio Bechara, president of Sidecreer.
"We continue to expand the options so that it is easier for everyone and they have the possibility to buy their tickets for the Concordia Carnival," pointed out the president of the Carnival Entity, Matías Soto. "The decision of the Mayor Enrique Cresto is that different options be implemented, which benefit the public and allow for streamlining ticket sales," he added.
Through Sidecreer, tickets can be purchased at all offices in the province. In the case of Concordia, at 130 Mitre Street. If tickets are purchased in any other city in Entre Ríos, the Sidecreer user receives a voucher, which must be exchanged upon arrival in Concordia at the Civic Center, from Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., or at the Corsódromo ticket offices on the same day of the parade. In the case of those who purchase tickets at the Sidecreer office in Concordia, they will receive the ticket directly, without any further procedure.
"We renewed the agreement because it is an important benefit for our users," indicated the head of Sidecreer, Horacio Bechara. "The cardholder will have several payment options: in cash, in 2 or 3 interest-free installments, or up to 12 installments with a very low interest rate," he pointed out.
"It is a benefit for the citizens of Concordia but also for internal tourism in the province, making it easier for all residents of Entre Ríos to access tickets more easily," highlighted Matías Soto, president of the Carnival Entity. "This option is added to the online sale that is carried out from the website www.carnavalconcordia.com.ar, where you can also pay with other credit cards, or in cash by printing a coupon," added Soto.
The price of tickets for the first night, January 21, is $100 in advance. While from the second night of parades it will be $150 in advance. Minors from 2 to 12 years old pay $50, and children under 2 years old must pay an insurance fee of $20.