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How to buy tickets for an Atlético de Madrid match
The safest route is always through the club's official website
The Metropolitano stadium. Photo: Atlético de Madrid official website
Here are some key details on buying tickets for Atlético de Madrid matches, along with a few points on competitions and how much it costs to watch the games.
Where can you buy tickets to see an Atlético de Madrid match? It is a genuinely simple question with an easy answer: the most direct and secure route is always to buy them through the club's official portal and website, where members get priority access to a pre-sale before tickets go on general release.
Becoming an Atlético member gives you access to discounts and early booking for the biggest matches, either through the Abono Liga or the Abono Total season tickets.
However, for high-demand fixtures, many supporters end up unable to attend the Atleti match. Atlético currently have more than 160,000 members and a stadium with a capacity of 70,000, so plenty of fans can miss out on tickets through the official channels.
Ticket prices at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano
Prices currently vary a great deal depending on the opponent and the area of the stadium, but there are options for every budget. The cheapest tickets for regular LaLiga matches can usually be found from around €30-40, more affordable than visiting some of Europe's other big clubs.
For the big occasions, prices are higher. Home games against Real Madrid and Barça are the hardest to get tickets for. Seats rarely go for less than €60-70, and those are the cheapest ones, in the stadium's upper tier. European matches are priced similarly.
Atlético de Madrid season ticket prices
For the 2026/27 season, season ticket prices range from around €290 for the cheapest options in the upper tier to well over €2,000 for the most exclusive seats in the lower tier, along the sides of the pitch.
The Riyadh Air Metropolitano is the third-largest stadium in Spain, behind only the Camp Nou and the Santiago Bernabéu. The ground has already hosted some of European football's biggest occasions, including a Champions League final. In 2027, it will host the final of the competition once again.