Getafe tickets 2026/27

One shop, one match at a time

The way into a Getafe home game starts at getafecf.com/entradas, which links to the club's Onebox ticket shop. Its "Entradas a la venta" page, Spanish for "tickets on sale", shows only what is available at that moment, and on 20 October that came to two events. Sales are not published for the whole season in advance: the club's recent announcements have each covered the next game only, a few days ahead.

How the last home sale worked

The Conference League visit of Lugano on 22 October shows the pattern. On 15 October, a week before the game, Getafe extended the sale so that each season-ticket holder could buy three extra tickets at €20, online or at the club's box office. In other words: extra seats at a fixed price for season-ticket holders, announced close to the match.

General sale: sometimes

Getafe open some games to the general public but not every one, and whether a given match will go on open sale is only clear once it is announced. When an open sale does happen, it runs through the same online shop. If you do not hold a season ticket, look at getafecf.com/entradas in the days before the game rather than weeks ahead.

Dates still to be fixed

No game on this page has a confirmed kick-off time yet, and the dates themselves can still move. Atletico Madrid are due on Sunday 22 November 2026, Inter Escaldes in the Conference League on Thursday 10 December, Real Madrid on Sunday 18 April 2027 and Barcelona on Sunday 30 May 2027. Wait for the confirmed date and time before booking flights to Madrid.

The two biggest names in Spanish football set the top of Getafe's resale market. Getafe v Real Madrid tickets and Getafe v Barcelona tickets start at similar levels, with Real Madrid marginally lower at the last check. The local derby with Atletico Madrid and the Conference League game with Inter Escaldes had no priced listings yet.

Within each game, listings open in the lower tier behind the north goal, "Grada Baja Fondo Norte". The other end sections, upper and lower, come next, then the lower tier along the side, "Tribuna Baja Lateral", while the covered east stand, "Tribuna Este Cubierta", is the dearest of the standard areas. Hospitality packages are listed apart and priced far higher.

Every price is the seller's own and can sit above face value; Hellotickets shows the final amount before you pay. If Getafe open a general sale for one of these games, check it first: buying from the club will usually cost less.

The Coliseum Alfonso Perez is Getafe's home ground, in the Madrid area. Resale listings describe it in Spanish, and the labels are simple to decode:

• Fondo Norte and Fondo Sur: the north and south ends, behind the goals.
• Grada Baja and Grada Alta: the lower and upper tiers.
• Tribuna Baja Lateral: the lower tier along the side of the pitch.
• Tribuna Este Cubierta: the covered east stand.

If you want to see the game from the side, look for "Tribuna" or "Lateral" in the listing; "Fondo" always means an end. Both big games start in an end section, so "Fondo" listings are the place to begin if budget comes first.

Spain is one hour ahead of the UK all year round, so convert the kick-off time once La Liga confirms it. The club's box office has also handled ticket sales, as it did for Lugano, but the shop online is the main route. For the other grounds in the league, see our La Liga tickets page.

Getafe announce away sales separately from home games. For the trip to Athletic on 25 October, away tickets cost €30 and were sold online only.

Some hosts leave you no other choice than the Getafe sale. Real Madrid say away tickets at the Bernabéu are sold only through the visiting club, under Spanish rules, and placed in a segregated section. If you follow Getafe on the road, the club's own announcement for each trip is therefore the sale to wait for, so keep an eye on getafecf.com/entradas in the run-up to each away game.