Real Madrid Match Tickets

mercedes125

I am going to Madrid for a few days and would love to go and see Real Madrid, could any one tell me where i could purchase match tickets on the internet.
Thankyou

MrSmartprice

Not been to Real Madrid, but we did Barcelona earlier this year. Their club website allows you to pick your seats, pay online with a credit card, then pick up the tickets at the stadium on the day. You need to produce the printed e-mail confirmation and the credit card you paid with.

I know Real Madrid are a smaller outfit than Barca, but I would imagine they will have a similar arrangement.

slowen

My mate has used these before and said they were ok
http://www.madrid-football-tickets.com/

We are going to Madrid in November and going to watch Real Madrid v Malaga but going to get them at the ground on the day as he reckons their should be plenty with it being a smaller game

Shaun_d123

I went to watch Barcelona v Deportivo at the Camp Nou about 2 years ago and we just turned up and bought tickets from the ground about 2 days before the game.

Im pretty sure you should be able to do this at Madrid too.

Unlike in the UK, Spanish fans dont really travel to away games

bolche

https://www.servicaixa.com is the official webpage to sell Real Madrid tickets.

curtlyb

Shaun_d123 wrote: »

I went to watch Barcelona v Deportivo at the Camp Nou about 2 years ago and we just turned up and bought tickets from the ground about 2 days before the game.

Im pretty sure you should be able to do this at Madrid too.

Unlike in the UK, Spanish fans dont really travel to away games

Pretty much spot-on unless they are playing Barce !!!!!

If money is no object then the site above would sort you out but it they seem very inflated prices ............ buy when you get there

Trowel

I'm going to be in Barcelona on the weekend of the Espanyol derby (currently scheduled for 28th Sept - my birthday!), but it seems a little odd that the Espanyol website doesn't have any tickets for sale, they're only available via their "official agency" at twice the usual price!

I was expecting a premium of course, but has anyone had any experience of buying tickets and watching games at the Olympic stadium?