Real Madrid Tickets/MAD Metro
Jul 17, 2009, 11:29 pm
#17
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My wife and I got tickets from a scalper outside of the Bernabeu. Both times we've seen Real Madrid play, we've gone that route. It's better if you can score a reasonably-priced ticket in advance, but if not, grabbing one outside the stadium is always an option.
Nov 25, 2009, 10:26 pm
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I'm going to be in Madrid on the 5 and 6th of December, and i would really like to get a ticket to Real v. Almería. I've been looking at some of the online 3rd party ticket dealers, and the prices are so different from site to site, i'm worried how amount their legitimacy.
The official link isn't selling tickets yet, is it likely that they'll still have tickets available when they start selling on websites, and what are the chances of getting a ticket at the box office a day or two before the game?
Most sites seem to suggest tickets are impossible to get through official means, but all those sites seems to be the ones selling ticket themselves, so i don't know whether to believe them, any suggestions?
The official link isn't selling tickets yet, is it likely that they'll still have tickets available when they start selling on websites, and what are the chances of getting a ticket at the box office a day or two before the game?
Most sites seem to suggest tickets are impossible to get through official means, but all those sites seems to be the ones selling ticket themselves, so i don't know whether to believe them, any suggestions?
Nov 26, 2009, 6:44 am
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I doubt that they will manage to fill the stadion for a match against Almería, so I would try my luck with the official sales. In addition, there will be scalpers hanging around outside the stadium before kickoff, and if the match isn't sold out they will sell you tickets cheaply to avoid losses.
Nov 26, 2009, 12:12 pm
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I doubt that they will manage to fill the stadion for a match against Almería, so I would try my luck with the official sales. In addition, there will be scalpers hanging around outside the stadium before kickoff, and if the match isn't sold out they will sell you tickets cheaply to avoid losses.
Nov 26, 2009, 3:44 pm
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I don't know, I haven't bought from a scalper since 1997 
I doubt they would dare to sell forged tickets in front of the stadium right before kick-off, since the area is full of fans and police, but I truly don't know.
However, I still think you should be able to buy from official sources.
I doubt they would dare to sell forged tickets in front of the stadium right before kick-off, since the area is full of fans and police, but I truly don't know.
However, I still think you should be able to buy from official sources.
Dec 8, 2009, 10:23 pm
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As previous posts mentioned that Madrid Metro is easy to navigate, and very clean. Consider getting a "Bonobus" or "Metrobus" ticket. It gives 10 rides at the cost of 7. Same ticket can be used by another pax, just hand it over to the next pax at the turnstile.
Using it for rides to airport, add 1 EUR suppliment.
Using it for rides to airport, add 1 EUR suppliment.
Dec 9, 2009, 5:32 am
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For more information, go to the Metro de Madrid website.
Dec 9, 2009, 6:36 am
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As seat64A says, you can buy the abono turistico at the same machines and this may be a better option for you, depending on your travel needs in Madrid.
Jul 29, 2010, 1:54 am
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hey,
You can also try to visit Atletico de Madrid stadium, it would be cheaper, and foreign people don't use to do it, so you could be a little different haha. I've found this webpage, and if you go to the Atletico Madrid section of www.madrid-football-tickets.com you could get the tickets. However, if you still want to see Real Madrid, tickets are available aswell.
I've never bought tickets there but it's just to show you that you have options
I hope it helps u!
You can also try to visit Atletico de Madrid stadium, it would be cheaper, and foreign people don't use to do it, so you could be a little different haha. I've found this webpage, and if you go to the Atletico Madrid section of www.madrid-football-tickets.com you could get the tickets. However, if you still want to see Real Madrid, tickets are available aswell.
I've never bought tickets there but it's just to show you that you have options
I hope it helps u!
Jul 29, 2010, 2:01 am
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You can also try to visit Atletico de Madrid stadium, it would be cheaper, and foreign people don't use to do it, so you could be a little different haha. I've found this webpage, and if you go to the Atletico Madrid section of www.madrid-football-tickets.com you could get the tickets. However, if you still want to see Real Madrid, tickets are available aswell.
I've never bought tickets there but it's just to show you that you have options
I hope it helps u!