Experience the passion of Corinthians with a local guide as you watch a match at Neo Química Arena and immerse yourself in Black and Whites culture.
Please remember that these activities are non-refundable.
Consolação Metro Station
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Experience the passion of Corinthians with a local guide as you watch a match at Neo Química Arena and immerse yourself in Black and Whites culture.
We’ll meet at Consolação metro station and from there we’ll head to the east of São Paulo, following the classic route taken by the “Bando de Loucos”, the iconic nickname for the passionate supporters of Sport Club Corinthians Paulista.
Once in front of the Neo Química Arena, the home of Corinthians, you’ll begin to feel one of the most electrifying atmospheres in the world. Before we go in, we’ll tell you about the club’s history. Founded in 1910 by a group of railway workers, Corinthians was born with a clear identity: to be the working-class club. Whilst other teams of the time were exclusive to the elite, this one opened its doors to everyone, becoming a symbol of the fight for inclusion in Brazilian soccer.
Afterwards, we’ll be ready to enter the stadium and take our seats in the South Stand, famous for being home to the most passionate and intense supporters.
Before the match kicks off, we’ll make the most of our prime location to share some interesting facts about the stadium’s architecture. Its façade is clad in marble and glass, faithfully reflecting the club’s colours: black and white. You’ll also see that it boasts one of the world’s largest LED screens on an external façade, where images and historic moments from the team’s history are projected, fuelling the fans’ passion before the ball even kicks off.
Next comes the moment you’ve all been waiting for. Accompanied by your local guide, you’ll spend 90 minutes soaking up the atmosphere created by the Corinthians fans, surrounded by chants, flags and the unrivalled passion of South American soccer.
When the referee blows the final whistle, we’ll return to the starting point, where we’ll say our goodbyes after an experience lasting between 5 and 6 hours.
Please bear in mind that the timetable for this activity depends entirely on the match schedule. As a general guide, weekend matches are played at 4 pm, 7 pm or 8:30 pm, whilst midweek matches are usually at 7 pm or 9 pm. Furthermore, the organisers may make last-minute changes to the day or time of the match. We'll therefore confirm the final time of the activity once your booking has been made.
