Atlético de Madrid tickets: buying through the official box office
Atlético de Madrid sell their tickets in the Entradas section of atleticodemadrid.com and in the official app. The stadium is built around members and season-ticket holders, who can release their seat when they can’t attend through the ‘cesión de abono’, from their personal area on the website, at the club offices or in the app. Under the regulations for members and spectators the ticket is personal: the club may check the holder’s identity and refuse entry to anyone who won’t identify themselves, and tickets sold through peñas carry a name and DNI number. The same rules state that illegal resale, or an attempt at it, allows the club to withdraw or cancel the ticket without a refund. Official 2026-27 prices have not been verified, so we don’t publish them.
Champions League nights at the Metropolitano are sold on the club website and app, under the same personal-ticket rules. In the Copa del Rey, Atlético come in at the round of 32, which has yet to be drawn.
Season-ticket holder or member: the main route to Atlético de Madrid tickets
The Metropolitano fills up mostly with members and season-ticket holders. When one of them can’t make it, the ‘cesión de abono’ puts the seat back into the official sale — which is why it pays to look at the club website or app again in the days before a game that seemed sold out.
Named Atlético de Madrid tickets: bring your ID
Club rules treat every ticket as personal and allow the holder’s identity to be checked; peña tickets carry a name and DNI number. A ticket bought outside the official channels can be cancelled without a refund.
Match day with Atlético de Madrid tickets
The stadium car parks are reserved for parking season-pass holders and anyone with a space for that game, so public transport is the practical choice. There is a left-luggage service for bulky items, but pushchairs, suitcases and anything over 500 grams are not allowed inside.
Atlético de Madrid tickets: how to reach the ground
Metro line 7 stops at Estadio Metropolitano station, the closest one and the club’s recommended option. Las Rosas (line 2) and Canillejas (line 5) stations are about a 15-minute walk from the ground.
If you don’t have a travel pass, the club recommends buying your return ticket before the game. The car parks open from 12:00 (earlier for early-afternoon kick-offs) only for those with a space, and close two hours after the final whistle. Pushchairs, suitcases and items over 500 grams such as bottles or rigid containers are not permitted; a left-luggage service is available.
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Atlético de Madrid tickets: questions fans ask
What is the next home fixture for Atlético de Madrid tickets?
Atlético v Bayern Munich comes next, on Tuesday 3 November 2026, starting at 21:00 Madrid time.
How many more home games can I get Atlético de Madrid tickets for in 2026-27?
There are 17 home games left on the checked calendar on this page.
Do I need ID with my Atlético de Madrid tickets?
It is advisable: club rules treat the ticket as personal and allow the holder’s identity to be checked, and peña tickets carry a name. Anyone who refuses to identify themselves can be refused entry.
What are the rules on reselling Atlético de Madrid tickets in Madrid?
In the Community of Madrid, Law 17/1997 bans street resale and requires prior authorisation to resell tickets, with fines from €4,501 to €60,000 for a serious breach. Clubs can also cancel resold tickets, as Atlético’s regulations provide.
Following football in Catalonia too? FC Barcelona and Espanyol home games are listed on barcelona2027.com. And if you read French, there is a guide to Madrid football on footmadrid.com.