Elche tickets 2026/27

1. Follow Elche's news

Elche announce each home game's sale in a news item on the club's website, and tickets are then sold online at entradas.elchecf.es. That announcement is the signal to act, because the windows that follow are short. For Barcelona it came eight days before kick-off, so start checking the club's news around a week and a half before a game.

2. How the Barcelona sale worked

For the visit of Barcelona on 23 August, the sale was announced on 15 August. Holders of the Carnet Franjiverde had a 24-hour priority window from 17 August, and the general sale opened at 4pm on 18 August, five days before kick-off. It then stayed open until matchday or until the game sold out.

3. Not every game reaches a general sale

Elche hold a general sale only some of the time, so for the most sought-after games the Carnet Franjiverde window may be the only club sale. If you hold the card, use that priority day rather than waiting.

4. Seats handed back by season-ticket holders

Season-ticket holders can release their seat through the Área del Abonado until 24 hours before the match, and receive 30% of the sale price in their digital wallet if it is resold. Seats can therefore come back on sale at the club close to the match, so a game that looked gone is worth checking again.

5. Planning around Atletico Madrid

With the Atletico Madrid date and kick-off time unconfirmed, and the club sale likely to open only days before, book travel you can change. Once that sale opens, it is usually the cheaper route.

6. Resale in the meantime

Until Elche announce the sale, resale is the only way to secure a seat in advance. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Hellotickets works with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners, and says every ticket is authenticated.

With one home game listed, the useful comparison is between areas of the ground. For Elche v Atletico Madrid tickets, listings start in the Anillo Fondo Sur G4, behind the south goal, with the Anillo Fondo Norte G4 at the other end next.

A cluster of areas follows at a similar level: the Anillo Fondo Norte G3, Preferencia Descubierta, Lateral Bajo, Lateral Alto, the Anillo Preferencia G4 and Gol Alto. Category 1 and Category 2 seats, Gol Bajo and the Tribuna Descubierta sit above those, while the Anillo Fondo Sur G3 and Fondo Descubierto are at the top of the range.

The same end can be priced very differently depending on the ring: in the Fondo Sur, G4 listings open the whole range while G3 listings are among the dearest. Seller's choice listings, where the seller picks the block, and hospitality packages are listed apart.

The Estadio Martínez Valero is Elche's home ground and hosts the Atletico Madrid game. Its resale listings use Spanish labels, which tell you roughly where a seat is:

• Fondo or Gol: an end behind a goal, Norte (north) or Sur (south).
• Lateral, Preferencia and Tribuna: the sides, along the touchlines.
• Alto and Bajo: upper and lower levels, while Anillo is a ring of seating.
• Descubierta or Descubierto: uncovered, with no roof overhead.

Seats sold as Category 1 or Category 2 do not name an area at all, so read the seat details on those listings before you pay.

Spain is an hour ahead of the UK, so allow for the difference once the kick-off time is published. If you buy on resale, Hellotickets sends tickets as soon as it receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event, so keep your order confirmation to hand.