Real Betis Tickets

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In the next section, we’ll provide more information about purchasing Real Betis match tickets, covering official sales channels and the secondary market.

Yes, Real Betis matches will often sell out. Again, it’s important to remember that 50,741 tickets at the Benito Villamarín Stadium are automatically spoken for by season ticket holders (abonados con asiento).

So even when there are empty seats in the stands, there may not be tickets available to buy, as not every season ticket holder will show up for every match.

With an average attendance of 51,368, Los Verdiblancos were the third-best attended La Liga team in 2023/24, which gives you an idea of how difficult it can be to get Real Betis tickets through the club

Prestige matches like when Real Madrid or FC Barcelona visit Betis are guaranteed to sell out quickly, while Real Betius tickets will always be extremely scarce for the Seville derby. Fixtures against less popular teams like, for example, Las Palmas or Deportivo Alavés, will still be available on matchday.

• If you are purchasing Betis tickets through the club website, you can expect seats at Benito Villamarín Stadium to go on sale about a month before the match.
• At this time, with four weeks to go, La Liga nails down the exact fixture date and kick-off time, although these may change closer to the match.
• While most Real Betis match tickets are available within this timeframe, the big exceptions are the most anticipated fixtures in the calendar, which are available far in advance.
• So, for example it will be possible to buy Real Betis vs Sevilla tickets or Real Betis vs Real Madrid tickets months before the match.
• On Ticket Compare you can buy Betis tickets through the club’s official resale partners as soon as the fixture list is announced in the summer before the season starts.
• Remember that La Liga fixtures are not confirmed until a month before kick-off, so be as flexible as possible with your travel and accommodation plans.

Real Betis vs Sevilla tickets are practically impossible to buy through official channels. This is one of the most anticipated matches on the La Liga fixture list, and will never go on general sale.

Also known as the Great Derby (El Gran Derbi), the match pits Real Betis, from the working-class Heliopolis district, against Sevilla FC, from the more upmarket Nervión district. This is a rivalry bridging social and class divides, and is something every football fan should aim to experience at least once.

No local derby in Spain has the same depth of feeling as the Seville derby, so it’s no wonder there’s such a scarcity of tickets at the Benito Villamarín Stadium or the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium.

As we mentioned, dynamic pricing comes into play for many Betis match tickets available on the club website.

And as the third-best attended club in La Liga, there’s a huge appetite for football on the green and white side of Seville. So the price of Real Betis match tickets for the biggest fixtures will be elevated by the massive demand.

The same dynamics apply to the secondary market, so tickets for Real Betis matches may be above or below face value depending on the opponent and the occasion.

If you're looking to find cheap Real Betis match tickets on the secondary market, there are several strategies to help you track down the best deals. Here's how you can maximise your chances:

• Buy Tickets Early: Plan ahead and decide which Real Betis match you'd like to attend. Purchasing tickets for Betis match months before the game often ensures you lock in lower resale prices before demand surges closer to matchday.
• Pick Less Popular Matches: If you’re flexible about the opposition at Benito Villamarín Stadium you can save a lot of money. Real Betis match tickets for matches against the likes of Valladolid and CD Leganés will naturally be a lot cheaper than the Seville derby.
• Buy Tickets Late: Alternatively, waiting until the final hours before kickoff can sometimes yield great deals. Resellers frequently lower their prices significantly to ensure last-minute football tickets get sold.
• Go Solo: If you’re open to sitting separately from your group, single tickets are often cheaper. Purchasing multiple seats together can carry a premium on resale platforms, so sitting solo at the Benito Villamarín can be a cost-effective option.
• Opt for Shortside Seats: Choosing seats in the North Stand (Gol Norte) or South Stand (Gol Sur) can save you money compared to the more premium sections like Preferencia or Fondo.
• Opt for the Upper Tier: If you get Real Betis match tickets in the highest parts of the ground (Segundo Anfiteatro), you should be able to save a lot of money if you don’t mind having a distant view of the pitch.

By exploring the variety of trusted secondary marketplaces on Ticket Compare, and keeping these tips in mind, you'll increase your chances of finding cheap Betis tickets for your desired match at the Estadio Benito Villamarín.

Adult season tickets for Real Betis, without discounts for senior or disabled fans, range from €345 for seats in the upper tier of the North or South Stand to €1,150 for the middle tier of the Main Stand (Preferencia).

These season ticket prices include UEFA Conference League tickets—the club allowed fans to pay 90% of the price before qualification and then the remaining 10% after Betis secured their spot in Europe’s third club tournament.

In order to keep the Benito Villamarín Stadium full, a Real Betis season ticket holder is required to attend at least 80% of matches or risk losing their seat.

You can buy a season ticket at Real Betis by becoming a member through the Soy Bético scheme. This will put you on the waiting list, but you may have to wait for a long time.

However, with more than 20,000 members on the list, and a renewal rate of 98,75% in 2024, it may be a long time before you’re eligible for a season ticket at Estadio Benito Villamarín.

Soy Bético is Real Betis’s official membership programme, and is the only way for new fans to get onto the season ticket waiting list at Benito Villamarín Stadium.

Strictly speaking, all 73,439 of Real Betis’s paid up members (socios) are Soy Bético members. Within this, the only differentiation is between those members who have season tickets and those who do not.

For €40 a year, Soy Bético membership entitles you to a range of benefits. The perks of of Real Betis membership include:

• Access to the Real Betis season ticket waiting list for non-holders
• Access to Real Betis away tickets
• Discounts on Real Betis match tickets
• A special welcome pack
• 10% in-store discount at the official club’s shop
• Birthday greeting from the club
• Access to weekly prize draws

As of 2024/25 Soy Bético is the only membership scheme offered by Real Betis.

Real Betis VIP tickets come in three main packages, all offering comfortable premium seats, and food and drink options that aren’t available in the public parts of the stadium.

There are 46 private boxes/suites in the Benito Villamarín Stadium, spread across the East Stand (Fondo) and the North Stand (Gol Norte), while expansion works in the 2010s added hundreds of premium “Greenbox Plus” seats to the South Stand (Gol Sur). Let’s give you a quick summary of each area:

• Palco (Private Suite/Box): Enjoy the match in an exclusive suite with premium catering service provided before the game, during halftime, and after the final whistle. Highlights include a stadium tour and a view of the pre-match warm up.
• GreenBox Plus: Indulge in premium seating, personalised VIP access, catering before the match and at halftime, and enjoy live TV coverage for an elevated matchday experience.
• GreenBox: This entry-level package lets you relax in comfortable premium seats, enjoy a half-time picnic, and take home a personalised Real Betis souvenir.

• Bus: The most convenient way to reach Benito Villamarín is by bus. Lines 1, 2, 3, and 34 stop near the stadium. If you're staying in the city center, buses 1 or 37 from Prado transport hub will take you directly to the venue.
• Train: The Virgen del Rocío station is a 16-minute walk from the stadium. Train lines C1, C4, and C5 connect various parts of Seville to this station, making it an efficient option for regional travelers.
• Taxi: Taxis are readily available, but plan your route ahead to avoid detours. Have printed directions or check your app to ensure you take the shortest route to the stadium.
• Walking: While not recommended due to its 3.5 km (2.2 miles) distance from the city center, energetic fans can enjoy a 45-minute stroll along Avenida de la Palmera to reach the stadium.
• Plan Ahead: The streets around Benito Villamarín get busy on matchdays, so aim to arrive early. Public transport can be crowded closer to kickoff, so it's better to settle into your seat early and enjoy the atmosphere.

Real Betis’s hardcore supporters can be found in the South Stand (Gol Sur), in the lower tier (Grada Baja) behind the goal.

Going through official channels it is impossible for an ordinary fan to get general admission seats in this part of the stadium as it is reserved for season ticket holders.

Still, the stadium’s South Stand includes GreenBox VIP seats, so if you’re willing to pay a little more for Real Betis tickets in hospitality, you will get a close-up view of Real Betis’s most committed fans.

For views and comfort the Main Stand (Preferencia), on the west side of the stadium, is the best place for Real Betis tickets. Try to get seats in the middle tier (Primer Anfiteatro) here.

Not only can you enjoy complete longside views of the action, the rows are a little wider in this part of the stadium, which makes things a bit more comfortable. Added to that, if you catch a daytime match, you will be in the shade, which is important in Seville.

If you want atmosphere with your Estadio Benito Villamarín tickets, the South Stand is the place to be. You will be close to Real Betis’s loudest fans, which adds to the buzz in this part of the ground.

If you’re travelling with children, the lower tier (Baja) of the Main Stand is great for families as you will get up-close views of the players, which will make the day extra special for young Verdiblancos supporters.

For Real Betis matches, away fans are in the northeast corner of the stadium, between the North Stand (Gol Norte) and the East Stand (Fondo) in the upper tier (Segundo Anfiteatro).

This area comprises sections AN1, AN2, AF1, AF2, AF3 and AF4.

Simply known as “Himno al Betis”, the club anthem is sung by the whole stadium before Real Betis matches. If there’s one song to learn before attending a Verdiblancos match, this is it.

Relatively modern, it’s a ballad, written in 1980 by José Alonso Fernández, a fan and nearby resident in Mairena del Aljarafe to the southwest of the city.

The song was first played on 23 March 1980, an auspicious occasion with a 2-0 win for Betis over Hércules CF.

• La Liga Glory: Betis won their first and only La Liga title in 1935, under the management of Irish coach Patrick O'Connell, making them the first Andalusian club to claim the top-tier championship.
• Copa del Rey Triumphs: The club has lifted the Copa del Rey three times – in 1977, 2005, and most recently in 2022, with memorable victories that solidified their status as cup specialists.
• European Campaigns: Betis became the first Andalusian team to compete in the UEFA Champions League group stage during the 2005/06 season. They have also reached the later stages of the UEFA Cup/Europa League multiple times.

• 1930s: The pre-Civil War years marked Betis's most successful period, capped by their La Liga title and dominance in the Andalusian football scene.
• 1970s to 1980s: The 1977 Copa del Rey win was a pivotal moment, achieved after a dramatic penalty shootout against Athletic Bilbao. The team enjoyed several top-tier finishes and consistent appearances in European competitions.
• Modern Success: Under coach Manuel Pellegrini, Betis secured a Copa del Rey title in 2022 and consistent Europa League qualifications, signaling a bright new era for the club.

• Joaquín Sánchez: A true club icon, Joaquin has made over 500 appearances for Betis, contributing to their 2022 Copa del Rey win before retiring in 2023 as one of the team's all-time greats.
• Rubén Castro: The club's all-time top scorer with 148 goals, he remains a modern legend for Betis fans.
• Rafael Gordillo: A versatile left-sided player, Gordillo represented Betis across two spells and was one of Spain's most celebrated internationals.
• Luis del Sol: A midfield maestro who began his illustrious career at Betis before starring for Real Madrid and Juventus.

• Patrick O'Connell: Guided Real Betis to their first and only La Liga title in 1935, becoming a historic figure in the club's legacy. Under his leadership, Betis achieved their first promotion to the top flight in 1932 and reached the Copa del Rey semifinals in 1934.
• Lorenzo Serra Ferrer: One of Betis's most decorated managers, leading the team to a Copa del Rey victory in 2005 and securing Champions League qualification for the first time in the club's history. He also oversaw Betis's return to the top flight in 1994 and achieved remarkable league finishes, including third in 1995 and fourth in 1997 and 2005.
• Rafael Iriondo: Brought Betis their first Copa del Rey title in 1977, safeguarding his place in club history. Iriondo also achieved notable league finishes, including fifth in 1977 and contributed to a sixth-place finish in 1982 before his departure.
• Manuel Pellegrini: The Chilean manager revitalized Real Betis after joining in 2020, securing three consecutive European qualifications and leading the team to a Copa del Rey triumph in 2022. Pellegrini holds the highest win percentage of any Betis coach and is the club’s most experienced manager in European competition.

Yes, the ticket sales windows (Taquillas) at Estadio Benito Villamarín are open two hours before kick-off, only on matchdays.

This can be a risky way to buy Real Betis match tickets for all but the least popular matches, and is not advisable for popular fixtures like the Seville derby and matches against Real Madrid and FC Barcelona.

Buying Betis tickets through Ticket Compare you will receive an email, normally with a scannable PDF, within a couple of days of the match. You can use this file to get into Benito Villamarín Stadium, with no problems at all.

If you’re going directly through the club you can buy Betis tickets through the club’s “Socios” portal. Here you can make a “request” to purchase tickets for any of the club’s away games.

Ticket Compare also sells away tickets for Real Betis matches, clearly marked in the listings with “away fans”.

Yes, you can tour Estadio Benito Villamarín, the iconic home of Real Betis. The tour includes access to the team’s trophy collection, historical memorabilia, locker rooms, players’ tunnel, pitchside, and press areas (subject to availability).

Visitors can also enjoy interactive displays, video mapping, and a virtual photo experience. Tickets are €12 for adults, €8 for children, and €8 for Soy Bético members.