Ozwin Posted 18 April 2012 Posted 18 April 2012 I want to see Puyol and Xavi play before they retire and obviously see Messi do what he does best. I'd have to see a league game though so this'll probably be next season. Are tickets hard to come by?
Bugg Posted 18 April 2012 Posted 18 April 2012 I want to see Puyol and Xavi play before they retire and obviously see Messi do what he does best. I'd have to see a league game though so this'll probably be next season. Are tickets hard to come by? When I went 3 years ago, my hotel were offering days out to a Barcelona match, I'd say that tickets are quite easy to get.
ScouseFox Posted 18 April 2012 Posted 18 April 2012 Bar big CL games and El Clasico I'm sure I read somewhere they rarely sell out. That might have been Madrid though.
HEGGSY Posted 18 April 2012 Posted 18 April 2012 I want to see Puyol and Xavi play before they retire and obviously see Messi do what he does best. I'd have to see a league game though so this'll probably be next season. Are tickets hard to come by? No. I went to a game in October 2010 CL game against Rubin Kazan, bought tickets on the gate, I know its highly unlikely to sell out against Kazan but I can't see it being much different for a league game. They fvcking lost as well Only cost me €15 though and it was a good experience.
Libertine Dream Posted 18 April 2012 Posted 18 April 2012 Well all there games for this season are sold out for this season but I'd imagine if you plan ahead next year, you'll get tickets fairly easily
Karljohn Posted 18 April 2012 Posted 18 April 2012 Got tickets on the day against Valencia in 2005, night match, brilliant experience, 80000 crowd. Try not to buy off agencies online, just get yourself upto the stadium in the morning, the metro stop is collblanc, stadium is fooking massive so enjoy the walk around outside, we had "gol 2" seats, "gol 1" tends to be their equivalent of L1.
Guest Bilo Posted 18 April 2012 Posted 18 April 2012 They only really sell out for El Clasico and CL games, tickets are very easy to get hold of. Prices range from around £28 for the top tier behind the goal (not recommended on cold nights or if you suffer from vertigo) to around £70 for the bottom tier of the grandstand, near the players' tunnel. Well worth doing the Camp Nou tour as well, good value at around £25.
Guest MattP Posted 18 April 2012 Posted 18 April 2012 As long as its not El Classico just turn up. Will cost you about 22 euros for a decent seat, enjoy.
21st Century Fox Posted 18 April 2012 Posted 18 April 2012 Yeah usually get them on the day, but if you're desperate and willing to pay, there's usually always some on Seatwave.
Ozwin Posted 18 April 2012 Author Posted 18 April 2012 I'm well doing this. £28! I pay that for a bleedin' Tuesday night game against Doncaster!
jonthefox Posted 18 April 2012 Posted 18 April 2012 I'm well doing this. £28! I pay that for a bleedin' Tuesday night game against Doncaster! Small question of airfare and hotels etc.
SOCCERROO FOX Posted 18 April 2012 Posted 18 April 2012 I saw them play AC Milan, i got tickets the morning of the game there is about 20 odd different catergories of seats i paid 50 euro for my ticket as i wanted a good seat. Cracking atmosphere and a really good 'football loving' crowd.
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