Barcelona Tickets

[gerrard8]

I'm going to Barcelona next May and would like to ask if anyone knows how to legally and safely go about getting tickets for a game at Camp Nou, seen a lot on various site at the usual ridiculous prices though.

 

[Ricardodaforce]

Is there not a link on the club website?

 

[rjbell]

Can't help you there but can point you to a tapa's bar that sells the nicest rose cava I've ever tasted if that's any help?

 

[Ricardodaforce]

I just checked. There is a link on the club website.

 

[gerrard8]

Just got a link for the club site thanks. I want to combine a break with the last Barca game of the 2016/17 campign and will receive an email when tickets go on sale.

 

[redhed17]

Getting tickets to watch Barcelona is one of the easiest things I have ever bought on the internet, and this was 7 years ago.

There are many season ticket holders, if not all, but sometimes they don't go to the match and let the club re-sell their tickets. If it is the same way as then, you see what tickets are free for each stand. You can also see the view from the stand which the seat is in. Once you have bought it, they send you a PDF of your ticket, which you print out and take with you. You just scan the ticket at the gate and go in. I think I 3-4 seats from the top of the largest stand. Very steep, but great views of the city at the top.

They probably have the option for an electronic version of the ticket now to a phone or tablet, but I can't see them offering a worse buying experience, but you never know.

I watched Barcelona beat Mallorca 3-1 btw. Henry scored, but Messi didn't play.

You will have to be very lucky to get the last game of the season imho. I went the middle of winter, so there were tickets available.

 

[gerrard8]

I'm hoping to see Luis Suarez play, seen him at Anfield, Carrow Road, Wembley and would like to top it off with a game at Camp Nou

 

[robmac]

i`ll go when wolves play them in a champions league game...

 

[Nawty]

Just rock up to the stadium, it is so big that they rarely sell out.

That's what we did anyway...

 

[furq]

As above, it's easy to get tickets (from local agents) as they rarely sell out.

I'd advise going a level or two up to get a sense of scale. We were tucked away on the lower level, and it wasn't that great.

Oh, and be aware that fixtures move day/time with just a week's notice!