Barcelona CL group tickets

[BEARGER 1,830]

What's the chances of getting tickets for a CL group game at Camp Nou? Do they always sell out?

[BrahimHemdani 1]

I would think it would depend on the opposition but this guy says "the *only* games that are sold out are: "games against Real Madrid and Champions League games from quarterfinals onwards. For the rest, there are always seats available."

 

https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-easiest-way-to-purchase-FC-Barcelona-tickets-from-the-US

 

and this article is quite helpful though doesn't really answer your question

 

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Travel-g187497-c169881/Barcelona:Spain:Fc.Barcelona.101.A.How.To.Guide.html

 

I would keep my eye on the web site, tickets for a few of the league games are already on sale, so it's clear that they are NOT all season tickets but there are only hundreds not thousands for sale and the "cheap" €77 Euro seats will sell out quickly. Click on the seat map and you'll get a shock at some of the prices

 

https://www.fcbarcelona.com/tickets/football/football-tickets

 

Avoid the so called "official" sites that mostly sell to unsuspecting American tourists at inflated prices.

 

I would be interested in a trip especially if we could get a weekend and CL game the same week (though I appreciate I may not be your choice of company).

 

I would also be interested in doing a Gersnet Trip if there was some interest. I did try to do one for Malaga v Barcelona last year but there were no takers.

Edited July 25, 2016 by BrahimHemdani

[calscot 0]

While there was no takers, I would imagine there would still have been a bit of interest in people's minds - but in reality not many can just pop off to Malaga for a specific football match... Time, money and work and family considerations would necessitate some kind of once in a blue moon, happy coincidence for most - like the planets aligning and all that...

[calscot 0]

I remember doing an internet search for tickets at Valencia, and seen tickets at way over £100 on sites like you mentioned. But then found Spanish sites selling tickets for about 15 euros... but you had to be in Spain to buy them.

[BrahimHemdani 1]

While there was no takers, I would imagine there would still have been a bit of interest in people's minds - but in reality not many can just pop off to Malaga for a specific football match... Time, money and work and family considerations would necessitate some kind of once in a blue moon, happy coincidence for most - like the planets aligning and all that...

 

Yes I totally understand that, although I did launch the idea about 3 months or more in advance IIRC, the timing perhaps was not the best at the end of Jan when people are still reeling from Christmas presents etc.

[BrahimHemdani 1]

I remember doing an internet search for tickets at Valencia, and seen tickets at way over £100 on sites like you mentioned. But then found Spanish sites selling tickets for about 15 euros... but you had to be in Spain to buy them.

 

I have been to see Malaga a few times when I was over and never found any difficulty buying tickets from their site online, in fact they even offered a 10% advance purchase discount for Barcelona game. However, I do accept that Barcelona at home is a different matter; but you could buy tickets now for various league games.

[BrahimHemdani 1]

A friend of mine who is a ST holder says that "Tickets for most/all Barca games can be purchased in the official store/museum @ Sagrada Familia on a walk-in basis. All categories"; however that might not be something you would want to take a chance in if you are paying for flights and hotels.

 

As I said IMHO the best bet for advance tickets is Barca's own web site http://fcbarcelona.entradas.com/sports-web/event/FCB?seller=61&lang=en

 

So far as I can see there are about 3,000 - 3,500 currently available for most games; but if you'd like to watch Barca v RM it will cost you €2,000+ for a VIP package.

[BEARGER 1,830]

I would think it would depend on the opposition but this guy says "the *only* games that are sold out are: "games against Real Madrid and Champions League games from quarterfinals onwards. For the rest, there are always seats available."

 

https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-easiest-way-to-purchase-FC-Barcelona-tickets-from-the-US

 

 

and this article is quite helpful though doesn't really answer your question

 

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Travel-g187497-c169881/Barcelona:Spain:Fc.Barcelona.101.A.How.To.Guide.html

 

I would keep my eye on the web site, tickets for a few of the league games are already on sale, so it's clear that they are NOT all season tickets but there are only hundreds not thousands for sale and the "cheap" €77 Euro seats will sell out quickly. Click on the seat map and you'll get a shock at some of the prices

 

https://www.fcbarcelona.com/tickets/football/football-tickets

 

Avoid the so called "official" sites that mostly sell to unsuspecting American tourists at inflated prices.

 

I would be interested in a trip especially if we could get a weekend and CL game the same week (though I appreciate I may not be your choice of company).

 

I would also be interested in doing a Gersnet Trip if there was some interest. I did try to do one for Malaga v Barcelona last year but there were no takers.

Thanks for the reply. I'm thinking about taking my grandson aged 6 & possibly his young brother( not dure about that). Major problem is it's got to be in school holidays, this October Barca are at home at weekend with CL game following mid week. Hoping that they are at home for CL. I've been before to league game and had no problem getting tickets, as you say would depend on who the visitors are.