Atletico Madrid Tickets

Tickets for Atlético Madrid can be difficult to obtain due to their reputation as one of the biggest names in world football. Sell-outs are a regular occurrence at the Metropolitano Stadium, given that every game is in high demand from all over the world.

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FAQs

How to Buy Atlético Madrid Tickets: Home and Away

Atlético Madrid home and away game tickets are available below through our trusted retailers. Use the table above to compare Atletico Madrid ticket prices.

How Much do Atlético Madrid tickets cost?

Ticket prices for Atlético Madrid tend to vary depending on where you would like to sit in the stand, and who the opposition is. Currently, Atlético Madrid tickets range from around £42 to £150. Ticket prices may rise as demand increases, especially with more sought-after fixtures, such as Champions League games.

Where Should I Sit For Atlético Madrid Games?

Wherever you sit in the Metropolitano Stadium, you’re bound to have a great view of the game. However, there are some fan-favourite hotspots to consider getting tickets for. As the stadium generally is known for having fans placed close to the pitch, it’s easy to feel the stadium’s amazing atmosphere, and the north-east corner of the stadium is the closest that you can get to the pitch. You may also want to consider sitting in the western section of the stadium, which houses a well-known tribute to the legends who have represented the club.

About Atlético Madrid

Atlético Madrid - also known as Atleti in the Spanish-speaking world - is one of the most iconic clips in La Liga. Based in Madrid and achieving high levels of success in football, Atlético Madrid always provides a technical performance. Sporting the iconic red and white striped home kit, Atlético Madrid is instantly recognisable to any fan of La Liga. Playing at the Metropolitano stadium, or ‘Estadio Metropolitano’ which houses 70,000 fans, many fans take the trip to Madrid to visit the Stadium to see the team play.

Metropolitano Stadium Information

The Metropolitano Stadium was originally built for the 1957 World Cup and has undergone a number of renovations since then. It has a capacity of over 70,000 and is one of the largest stadiums in Spain. The Metropolitano Stadium is known for its intense atmosphere and is often referred to as a "fortress". The stadium is a grand display of incredible architecture and serves as a popular monument to visit in Madrid.

Honours and Trophies

The history of Atlético Madrid has been filled with some incredible achievements. Earning a total of 43 major titles, their achievements range from La Liga to the Europa League and Super Cup, showing their ability as a club and why they are one of the top teams in Spain.

European Honours

Boasting an amazing track record with European success, Atlético Madrid have won the the UEFA Super Cup and Europa League multiple times. They have also been runners up in both the UEFA Champions league and the Intertoto Cup.

Domestic Honours

Domestically, Atlético Madrid has won La Liga an amazing eleven times, with the most recent victory being in the 2020/21 season. They have also won the Segunda Division, showing why they are one of the most successful teams in Spain.

Team Information

Atlético Madrid are currently one of the most successful teams in La Liga, known alongside other top tier clubs such as Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. The team have won La Liga on many occasions, and have been known to be called ‘Los Colchoneros’ or ‘The Mattres Makers’ due to their first team colours being the same as traditional mattresses.

Rivalries

One of the most well-known rivalries in Spanish football is between Atlético Madrid and Real Madrid. With contrasting identities and stadiums sitting on either side of the city, this rivalry has always been one to watch. Another great rivalry in La Liga is between Atlético Madrid and FC Barcelona. Whilst considered slightly less famous than their derby with Real Madrid, some great matches have taken place between these teams since the early 2010s, with both teams having some of the largest stadiums in Europe.