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Madonna will return to Buenos Aires for the first time in fifteen years on December 6^th at River Stadium, and anyone who wants to go see her needs to get prepared. As of August 27^th, anyone interested in buying a ticket needed to begin signing up to be on the list of pre-registered ticket holders. This list, found on Ticketek, will close on September 5^th at midnight, three days before tickets go on sale on September 8^th. Being on the list doesn’t guarantee you a ticket, but at least it gives you a fair shot. According to Ciudad.com, the cheapest tickets are 95 pesos, the most expensive, 630 pesos. Madonna is on her “Sweet and Sticky Tour” promoting her latest album, “Hard Candy” and is sure to sell out the stadium quickly.