Monterrey Park Warns of Legal Action After Fan Fest Disturbances

Fundidora Park officials are strengthening warnings against unauthorized entry after disturbances erupted during a Fan Fest event broadcasting a soccer match. The area reached its maximum capacity about 90 minutes before the game between Mexico and Ecuador. National Guard and Civil Force personnel closed the park's entrances to prevent more attendees from entering.

This measure angered hundreds of fans waiting outside. Some tried to force open the gates, while others climbed over metal fences to get inside. Security forces deployed irritant gas to disperse the crowd, causing tense moments and some confrontations.

Videos circulating on social media showed shoving and people running near the venue. Following the incidents, the park administration reiterated that access must be through authorized entrances and within established capacity limits. They stressed that any irregular entry could lead to legal consequences and referral to authorities.