La Liga is the most popular professional football league in Spain. While Real Madrid and FC Barcelona have dominated it for years, other teams are starting to challenge them as La Liga becomes more competitive with every passing season. Teams like Atlético Madrid, Athletic Bilbao or even Sevilla and Valencia, have been highly competitive in the last few years. If you're planning a trip to Spain and want to attend a La Liga match, then SeatPick is your best friend in Europe! Check the best La Liga prices for tickets here.
Get Primera Division tickets to watch exciting football in Spain with all the La Liga fixtures. We have Spanish football tickets available for home and away matches including FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, Valencia, and Atletico Madrid - all at affordable prices! Find the team that you want to see and search their upcoming La Liga fixtures and get the best ticket deal online on SeatPick..
Each La Liga team will play a 38-match schedule during the regular La Liga season, each team will also take part at the domestic cups: Spanish Cup - Copa del Rey and the Supercopa de España, these cups are not regarded as matches in the La Liga. The La Liga regular-season begins in August and ends during the month of May. La Liga teams will play each team two times during the regular season, one match at home and one match away and in total, 38 matchdays.
Fans that are looking to buy La Liga tickets will be able to buy tickets at an average ticket price of €125 per ticket, according to data that was analyzed by SeatPick. Top rivalries between major club such as Fc Barcelona and Real Madrid in the El-Classico will cost significantly higher and will exceed this average. The best deals and ticket prices can be found for early-season matches, and games that take place during the middle of the week where the demand for tickets from local fans is not as high.
In the table below you can find more information on the top Spanish La Liga Stadiums, if you are looking to buy tickets to Spanish football or any other upcoming events that are taking place in each of the venues, then click on either one of the La Liga venue links and you will be able to find a list with all the events that will take place in that La Liga stadium and buy your tickets.
Team
Stadium Name
City
Capacity
Opened
Barcelona
Camp Nou Barcelona
96,336
1957
Real Madrid
Santiago Bernabéu Madrid
85,454
1947
Atlético Madrid
Estadio Wanda Metropolitano Madrid
70,000
2016
Betis
Sevilla
56,500
1929
Valencia
Estadio de Mestalla Valencia
55,000
1923
Athletic Bilbao
Estadio San Mamés Bilbao
53,332
2013
Sevilla
Sevilla
45,500
1958
Espanyol
RCDE Stadium Cornella
40,500
2009
Deportivo La Coruña
Galicia
34,600
1944
Real Sociedad
Estadio Anoeta San Sebastian
32,076
1993
Celta de Vigo
Pontevedra
31,800
1928
Las Palmas
Estadio Gran Canaria Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
31,250
2003
Málaga
Estadio La Rosaleda Malaga
28,963
1941
Levante
Valencia
25,354
1969
Villarreal
Estadio de la Cerámica Castellon
22,000
1923
Alavés
Estadio de Mendizorroza Vitoria-Gasteiz
19,840
1924
Getafe
Coliseum Alfonso Pérez Getafe
17,700
1998
Girona
Estadi Municipal Montilivi Girona
9,286
1970
Leganés
Estadio Municipal de Butarque Madrid
8,000
1998
Eibar
Estadio Municipal de Ipurua Eibar
5,250
1947
Here at SeatPick we have a huge amount of ticket data that we can crunch. Ostensibly to help you get the best prices and deals on tickets. Whether it is for the biggest or smallest Spanish LaLiga games, we can provide you with all the insights. The table below showcases each Spanish LaLiga team’s average home and away ticket price. As well as their most expensive and cheapest fixtures, both home and away.
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