Machu Picchu ticket availability monitor
Observed availability and restock data from automated route and date checks. See the public observed calendar, monitored slots with stock, and recent openings, then set an alert for targets you would book.
Independent alert service. No ticket resale, reservations, or guarantees.
Monitoring status
We're watching for tickets right now
Checks are running normally. You'll get an email the moment new seats open up.
Last checked:
Monitored slots with stock
279
Seats we can currently see across the dates we monitor.
Times tickets opened
463
How often new seats appeared in the last 7 days.
Last time tickets opened
When we last saw new seats become available.
Last checked
When we last looked at the official site.
Tickets you can grab now
Open seats we're seeing on upcoming dates.
Recently opened up
New seats we spotted recently.
98 openings in the last 24h
Shared route/date checks ran recently. Figures reflect monitored official route and date targets, not the full Machu Picchu calendar. Confirm current availability on the official provider before booking.
What the monitor tracks
Route and date checks
Automated checks watch selected official route and date targets and record when each target was last checked.
Observed restock data
When monitored seats appear or increase, the change is logged with route, date, time slot, and observed capacity.
Current monitored slots
The panel summarizes monitored slots with stock plus openings observed over the last 24 hours and 7 days.
Monitored routes and circuits
Checks cover the official circuits and routes below. Pick exact dates and acceptable backup routes to widen what a single alert can watch.
Circuit 1
4Route 1-A: Machupicchu Mountain, Route 1-B: Upper terrace, Route 1-C: Intipunku, Route 1-D: Inka Bridge
Circuit 2
2Route 2-A: Classic designed route, Route 2-B: Lower terrace
Circuit 3
4Route 3-A: Huayna Picchu Mountain, Route 3-B: Royalty route, Route 3-C: Great cavern, Route 3-D: Huchuy Picchu
A monitor, not a marketplace
MachuPing reports observed availability and sends alerts. It does not sell tickets, hold reservations, or guarantee that a date or route will become available. Every booking happens on the official provider.
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Availability monitor FAQ
What does the availability monitor show?
It shows observed availability and restock data from automated route and date checks: the last completed check, current monitored slots with stock, and recent openings.
Is this the official live Machu Picchu calendar?
No. It is a public observed calendar from MachuPing checks of selected official route and date targets. Always confirm current availability on the official provider before booking.
Does MachuPing sell, reserve, or guarantee tickets?
No. MachuPing is an independent alert service. It does not sell tickets, hold reservations, or guarantee availability.
How do I act on the data shown here?
Pick the routes and exact dates you would actually book, set an alert, and move fast when matching availability appears.