Date
August 15, 2026
Save the date for Dale Mixx in Monterrey.

Dale Mixx returns to Parque Fundidora on August 15, 2026. This guide pulls together the essential attendee details for access, arrival, and the questions people ask most before the festival.
Key attendee info
Your main reference for the confirmed date, venue, ticketing, base schedule, and entry policies for Dale Mixx 2026.
Date
August 15, 2026
Save the date for Dale Mixx in Monterrey.
Venue
Parque Fundidora
Avenida Fundidora and Adolfo Prieto S/N, Obrera, 64010 Monterrey, N.L.
Tickets
Ticketmaster
Limit of 8 tickets per person. Digital sales available exclusively on the official Ticketmaster website.
Entry
No re-entry
Bring everything you need from the first screening lane; the cut-off time is usually three hours before the last performance.
Schedule
Approximate close at 1:30 am
Arrive early to enjoy every show and avoid long lines.
Safety and support
Airport-style screening
Medical assistance will be available and the information center can guide you to accessibility and designated support areas.
Before you go
Four quick reminders to enter with the essentials, avoid gate issues, and arrive with a clear plan.
Plan around traffic, pedestrian access, and your return meeting point before you head to the festival.
Prepare your basics before you line up: digital ticket, valid ID, and a light setup for the full day.
The legacy festival list favors compact, practical items that keep you comfortable throughout the day.
Avoid bringing anything that slows down screening or is likely to be left outside the venue.
Common questions
Legacy festival answers, adapted into a practical guide for the August 15, 2026 edition.
The pre-sale and ticket sales will be made through the Ticketmaster system. You can consult Ticketmaster Mexico online or through authorized centers. For more information visit the ticket section.
The Ticketmaster system accepts all major credit and debit cards, as well as international American Express, VISA and Mastercard.
The maximum per person is 8 tickets.
You can purchase your tickets from abroad at ticketmaster.com.mx.
You must bring an official photo ID and the credit card used to purchase the tickets. We recommend that you arrive very early to pick up your tickets and avoid long lines.
Dale Mixx is headquartered at Parque Fundidora, located at Avenida Fundidora and Adolfo Prieto S/N, Obrera, 64010 Monterrey, N.L.
Approximately at 1:30 am.
No, re-entry is not allowed, bring everything you need to your entrance.
Sure. When you arrive at the property, go to the nearest information center for guidance on the designated areas.
We remind you that persons and/or vehicles within the premises may be searched by security personnel at any time.
Yes, alcoholic beverages will be available. You must be 18 years old and have an official ID (INE or passport with date of birth and photograph) to consume alcohol at the festival.
It is forbidden to bring food and beverages not related to the event.
Smoking is not allowed. The festival is smoke-free.
Yes, we will have food trucks with food for sale.
It is forbidden to bring food and beverages not related to the event.
Yes, in the food trucks and food stands area you can find vegetarian options.
Of course, medical assistance will be available in the areas specified on the official festival map.
Yes, we will have official merchandise carts that will make tours during the event and merch stores where you can make your purchases.
There is a cut-off time, which is usually three hours before the last show, so arrive early so you can enjoy each show.
Yes, as part of our commitment to the safety of all attendees, an airport-style security check will be conducted. This screening is mandatory for everyone and includes inspection of pockets, bags, personal items, a quick body search and, in some cases, a possible request to remove your shoes.
When you enter, you will undergo an airport-style security check. This includes emptying your pockets and bags, examining all your personal items, a quick body search, and the possibility that you may be asked to remove your shoes.
This procedure is part of our security policy to ensure the safety of all attendees. When screening personal items, we make sure to prevent the entry of prohibited or dangerous items.
The body search is quick and aims to ensure that you are not carrying prohibited items with you. It is conducted in a respectful and professional manner to minimize discomfort.
Yes, in some cases, as an additional safety measure, you may have to remove your shoes for closer inspection.
We reserve the right to refuse entry to any person who presents anomalies during the security check or if the possession of prohibited objects is detected.
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