FTC Live Adds Quito’s Arena Bicentenario to Venue Portfolio

FTC Live has expanded its venue portfolio with the addition of Quito’s Arena Bicentenario, a flexible-capacity arena for concerts and large-scale events.
Exterior view of Arena Bicentenario in Quito, Ecuador, a multi-purpose venue now operated by FTC Live. Exterior view of Arena Bicentenario in Quito, Ecuador, a multi-purpose venue now operated by FTC Live.

Ecuadorian live-entertainment company FTC Live has added Quito’s Arena Bicentenario to its venue portfolio, a move that expands the country’s touring infrastructure and brings a flexible, privately operated space to the capital.

The fully covered arena seats 8,500 and can accommodate up to 18,000 guests through outdoor configurations. It will host international concerts, festivals, and other large-scale events, enabling FTC Live to develop a broader range of live experiences in Quito.

Juan Carlos Domínguez, CEO of FTC Live, said:

“Arena Bicentenario represents much more than a new venue. It reflects our long-term commitment to Ecuador and our belief that artists, fans and the live entertainment industry deserve world-class infrastructure. This investment allows us to bring more of the world’s biggest productions to Quito while strengthening Ecuador’s position as one of the region’s leading destinations for live entertainment.”

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