Sevilla tickets 2026/27

One shop for the whole season

Sevilla sell through entradas.sevillafc.es. On 26 June 2026 every La Liga home game of 2026/27 went on sale there at once, by price category and stadium zone, before exact seats had been allocated; the club says that made it the first in La Liga to sell all its home games in advance. Each fixture shows a standard "Tickets from" price, a separate VIP "from" price and a "Quick purchase" button that goes straight to the best seat available.

Members came first

Socios had an exclusive pre-sale covering the whole season, which closed on 17 July. Season-ticket members get 10% off the base price, members in the "socio rojo" category buy with discount codes, and every member logs in to the shop with their member number and PIN. Read the terms on the club's socio page before joining for the sake of a single match.

The opponent sets the price

Standard prices in the shop move with the visitor. Osasuna on 26 October started at €36, with VIP seats from €181.50. The derby against Real Betis, listed for 22 November 2026, starts at €90, VIP from €242. Real Madrid, listed for 21 February 2027, starts at €117, with VIP from €302.50.

Dates arrive late

The shop marks dates and kick-off times "to be determined" until La Liga confirms them, and the Real Madrid game was still waiting for its confirmed date and time when last checked. Spain is one hour ahead of the UK, so once a time is announced, take an hour off for a British clock, and keep travel plans flexible until then. The rest of the Spanish top flight is on our La Liga tickets page.

Released season tickets

Season-ticket holders can hand their seat back to the club for resale, a scheme Sevilla call "cesión de abono". For the biggest matches these released seats can be all that remains at the club, so a game shown as sold out is worth checking again closer to the day.

Sevilla's own price list already shows how much the visitor matters: a standard seat for Real Madrid costs more than three times the Osasuna price. On the resale market, Sevilla v Real Madrid tickets are the clearest example of how prices spread around the ground.

For that game, listings open in the upper tier behind a goal, labelled "Gol Tribuna Alta", with the upper tier along the touchline, "Lateral Tribuna Alta", close behind. The lower tiers cost more, both behind the goal and along the side. Seats sold as Category 2 or Category 1 sit well above the ends, the Gold and Silver versions of Category 1 higher again, and seats low down or central on the long side of the pitch top the range. Hospitality packages and "seller's choice" listings, where the seller picks the block, are shown apart.

While the club shop still offers a game, it is usually the better deal. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Sevilla play at the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan in Seville. The club sells by price category and stadium zone, and resale listings often keep the Spanish zone names, so they are worth decoding before you choose.

Two words tell you where the stand is: Gol means behind one of the goals, Lateral means along a touchline. Two more tell you the height: Tribuna Alta is the upper tier and Tribuna Baja the lower one. So a "Lateral Tribuna Baja" listing puts you low down by the side of the pitch, while "Gol Tribuna Alta" is high up behind a goal.

Some sellers use English labels for the same areas, such as "Behind The Goal - Upper Tier" or "Long Side Lower Tier". Numbered categories, from Category 1 to Category 4, do not name a stand at all, so open the block details or the map on the listing before you buy.

For a trip from the UK, plan around the late confirmation of dates and allow for the hour's time difference. 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 while you travel.