Barcelona tickets 2026/27

Find your match on fcbarcelona.com

Each home fixture has its own page in the tickets section of fcbarcelona.com. Once the club releases a game, a "Tickets" button takes you to its ticket shop; before that, the button reads "Let Me Know" and simply signs you up to be told when the sale opens. In late October, the visits of Villarreal, Celta Vigo and Real Sociedad and the Champions League night against Como were on sale to all, while the La Liga games from Elche in January onwards had no published sale date.

Pick a ticket type

Released games come in three formats: Basic, Basic Plus and VIP Premium. Basic and Basic Plus both include entry to the Barça Museum, an official scarf and a free 12-month Culers Premium subscription, and Basic Plus adds a better-placed seat and Fast Track entry to the museum. VIP Premium is the hospitality option. The club sells its VIP and hospitality packages on its own ticketing site, using new spaces opened by the rebuild: Pitch Club and Main Hub in the Tribuna, Mini Hub in the Lateral.

Socis membership and the 2026/27 Pass

You do not have to be a soci, a club member, to buy a released match. Adult membership starts at €225 and lists "exclusive discounts and pre-sales in ticketing" among its benefits, along with 10% off in Barça stores. Culers Premium is not membership but a separate digital subscription. Because of the works, season tickets are suspended for 2026/27; members buy a 2026/27 Pass instead, covering La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Champions League. Our Barcelona membership guide sets out what joining involves.

When standard seats are unavailable

For Manchester City on 8 December, the club shows standard tickets as "Temporarily unavailable" and sells only VIP Premium. The official route for that night is hospitality alone, and fans looking for a standard seat turn to resale.

Kick-off times and e-tickets

La Liga kick-off times are not yet set for these fixtures, so keep travel plans flexible. Both Champions League nights start at 9pm local time, which is 8pm in the UK. Club tickets are digital and arrive between 24 and 3 hours before kick-off, together with the pedestrian access point you should use.

One fixture stands apart on Barcelona's home list: the Champions League visit of Manchester City, where resale listings start far above any league game. The Villarreal match and the visit of Atletico Madrid lead the La Liga programme, with Malaga, Espanyol, Real Sociedad and Osasuna a step below.

Most other games are bunched near the bottom of the range, the Champions League night against Como included, alongside Real Betis, Celta Vigo, Sevilla, Valencia and Levante; the Elche match in January sits lowest for now. When the club is selling a game, compare its own packages first: the official route, when open, is usually the cheaper one.

Inside a single match, listings behind the goals ("Gol" on Hellotickets) usually start lowest, the corners come next, and seats along the Lateral touchline and in the Tribuna main stand sit higher; hospitality is listed separately. With the third tier reported closed for 2026/27, check exactly where a listing places you before paying.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Spotify Camp Nou, in the Les Corts district, first opened in 1957. Barcelona moved back on 22 November 2025, after two seasons at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys on Montjuïc, but the rebuild is not finished. Since Barcelona City Council granted the Phase 1C licence on 10 March 2026, the capacity in use has been 62,652, and the club says 2026/27 matches can only be played with reduced capacity.

• Tribuna, the main stand along one touchline, with the Pitch Club and Main Hub VIP spaces between the first and second tiers.
• Lateral, on the opposite touchline, with the Mini Hub VIP space.
• Gol Nord, behind the north goal, reopened under the March 2026 licence.
• Gol Sud, behind the south goal, including Gol 1957, the club's new supporters' stand.

A press report on 3 October, citing MARCA, said the third tier stays closed this season and that only about 6,000 more seats, on the two VIP levels, should open in the second half of it.

The metro is the simplest way in: Line L3 to Palau Reial, Les Corts, Maria Cristina or Zona Universitària, L5 to Collblanc, Badal or Ernest Lluch, and L9 Sud or L10 Sud to Collblanc; L9 Sud also runs from Barcelona-El Prat Airport. The Trambaix T1, T2 and T3 stop nearby, and several bus lines are diverted from 2 hours before kick-off until 90 minutes after the final whistle.

Gates open 90 minutes before kick-off. Laptops, pushchairs, power banks and long pointed umbrellas are not allowed inside, there is no left-luggage facility, and you need your ticket and ID ready at the gate.

Barcelona do not publish where visiting supporters sit at Spotify Camp Nou. The club's matchday mobility notices do state that Access K is not open to the general public and is reserved exclusively for away supporters; it is one of four gates, with I, L and M, reached from Avinguda de Joan XXIII.

If you hold a seat among home fans, enter by the access point named on your digital ticket. If you are following Manchester City or Como to Barcelona, ask your own club about its away allocation: seats elsewhere in the ground are among home supporters.