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The conference app for events in Mexico

1,564 venues across 148 Mexican cities and 32 states, with capacity, airports and pricing stated in the currency you will actually be billed in.

seats at the largest venue mapped in MexicoOne dot ≈ 1,000 attendees

Estadio Azteca states the largest capacity of any venue mapped in Mexico. The dots show what event67 would bill at that head count, and where the price stops.

Billed in US dollars, stated plainly

There is no Mexican peso price today, so an event in Mexico is billed in US dollars: $5 per activated attendee beyond the first 50, capped at $4,750 for one event. Publishing a converted peso figure that moves every week would be worse than saying this plainly.

The app itself works the same wherever the event is. The organizer console and the attendee app are in English today, which is the honest constraint to weigh before you commit to a bilingual audience.

Every state

32 in total, each with its own guide to the cities and venues inside it. 28 convention, exhibition or conference facilities are mapped across Mexico.

State of Mexico and Tlaxcala have no city or venue in the open dataset yet, so they have no guide. Nothing is hidden — there is genuinely nothing mapped there to write about.

The busiest host cities in Mexico

Ordered by population. Each guide covers the venues, the airport, the local time and a worked price for an event that size.

CityRegionPopulationVenues mapped
Mexico CityMexico City9.2 million182
VeracruzVeracruz8.1 million81
San Luis PotosíSan Luis Potosí2.8 million78
TijuanaBaja California1.9 million12
IztapalapaMexico City1.8 million9
PueblaPuebla1.7 million51
León de los AldamaGuanajuato1.6 million17
Ciudad JuárezChihuahua1.5 million23
GuadalajaraJalisco1.4 million26
ZapopanJalisco1.3 million16

The largest venues mapped in Mexico

Ranked by stated capacity. Open data rarely publishes a capacity for a convention centre, so the top of this table is dominated by arenas and stadiums rather than by exhibition halls — that is a property of the sources, not a ranking of the venues.

VenueCityTypeStated capacity
Estadio AztecaTlalpanstadium115,000
Universitary Olympic StadiumMexico Citystadium83,954
Estadio BanorteTlalpanstadium83,264
Jalisco StadiumGuadalajarastadium63,200
Estadio Olímpico UniversitarioMexico Citystadium63,189
Estadio JaliscoGuadalajarastadium56,713
Estadio GNP SegurosMexico Cityarena55,000
Estadio MonterreyGuadalupestadium53,500
Estadio AkronZapopanstadium50,850
Estadio CuauhtémocPueblastadium47,417

What running an event here means in practice

Four facts about Mexico decide more about an event than the venue does: how many clocks your audience is on, what language the room expects, what currency the bill arrives in, and how large the domestic audience actually is.

3 clocks
UTC−5, UTC−6 and UTC−7 in September. A single live session cannot be convenient in all of them, which is the argument for recording every track and for putting the schedule somewhere every attendee reads it in their own time zone.
One working language
Spanish. Attendee-facing copy, invitations and session titles are yours to write; event67 does not translate them for you, and a bilingual audience usually wants the schedule in both.
Billed in MXN
The price above is the price you pay, in the currency the invoice is issued in. There is no conversion step and no separate local rate card.
Domestic audience
121 million people, across 148 cities this dataset covers. For a member or industry event that number, not the venue, is what decides whether a second edition is worth running.

What a Mexico event costs

Take 950 people through the door in Mexico — sized to Estadio Azteca, the largest stated capacity mapped in Mexico. The first 50 activated attendees are free on every event, so only the rest are billed, and the total stops moving at 1,000 however many more turn up.

activated attendees
950activated attendees
billable, after the free 50
900billable, after the free 50
for the whole event
$4,500for the whole event

Where this data comes from

  • Geographic data © GeoNames, licensed under CC BY 4.0.
  • Venue data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License.
  • Structured venue and administrative attributes from Wikidata, CC0.
  • Mexican municipal populations come from Wikidata, whose values are transcribed from the INEGI 2020 census.
  • Retrieved 3 September 2026. event67 has no commercial relationship with any venue listed.

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What it costs

Free up to 50
activated attendees, on one live event
$5
per activated attendee beyond 50
$4,750
the most one event can ever cost, whatever happens past 1,000

Activated means the person claimed their invite and opened the app. Not when you import them, not when the invite is delivered, and not if they register and stay home.

See the full pricing

Questions people actually ask

¿Se puede usar event67 para un evento en México?

Sí. The app runs anywhere; the organizer console and the attendee app are in English, and events in Mexico are billed in US dollars at $5 per activated attendee beyond the first 50, capped at $4,750. There is no Mexican peso price today and we would rather say so than publish a converted figure that moves every week.

How many venues does event67 cover in Mexico?

1,564 venues across 148 cities and 32 states, including 28 convention, exhibition and conference facilities. Every one is built from open data with its source recorded, and the venues with enough published detail to be worth reading get their own page.

What would a 950-attendee event cost?

950 activated attendees means 900 billable after the free 50, so $4,500 for the event. Activated means the person claimed their invite and opened the app. Not when you import them, not when the invite is delivered, and not if they register and stay home.

Price your Mexico event

One live event with up to 50 activated attendees is free. Past that you pay for the people who actually showed up in the app, and the total stops climbing at the cap.